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Best speciality delicatessens in Amsterdam

Tired of boring old sandwiches and supermarkets? Get creative with Amsterdam's superb variety of speciality food shops and delis. This list includes the city’s go-to spots for charcuterie, cheese, dips, bread, olives and other delicious morsels to amp up your picnic game.

Thull’s Deli

Jars with pickles, homemade sauerkraut, mustard and chilli jam are some of the preserved goodies made and sold by owner Simone van Thull, the queen of canning and fermentation. Visit Thull’s to grab a yummy lunch on-site or to go - think sandwiches, sourdough toasties, salads and more. Alternatively, browse the shelves for kefir, kombucha, kimchi or that perfect tin of sardines. 

Thull's Deli | C. van Eesterenlaan 21-23, Oostelijke Eilanden / Zeedijk 71, Centrum

Renzo’s

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Amsterdam has its fair share of first-class Italian delis, and Renzo’s Delicatessen, going for nearly 40 years, is one of the most long-standing. On the take-out menu, you’ll find a dangerously mouth-watering selection of filled sandwiches – all packed full of Italian salamis, hams, cheeses or roasted vegetables. They also stock a colourful range of pesto, oil, vinegar, meats and cheeses.

Renzo’s Delicatessen | Van Baerlestraat 67, Centrum

Borrl Kitchen Deli

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Borrl offers an assortment of snack boxes that would add flare to any outdoor picnic. The display cases dazzle with freshly baked bread and pastries to pair perfectly with a takeaway soup or a selection of homemade dips, cheeses and charcuterie. If that doesn’t take your fancy, how about a pulled-pork sandwich, truffle fries or a slice of cheesy flammkuchen?

Borrl Kitchen Deli | Plantage Kerklaan 41, De Plantage

Casa di David

Casa di David’s new location brings delicioso deli delicacies and Italian vibes to the streets of Amsterdam Centrum. Choose from a selection of focaccia, wine and freshly brewed beans from the Italian coffee bar. The homemade signature dishes include lasagna, cannelloni, tiramisu and stand-out daily specials.

Casa di David | Singel 434, Centrum

Gallizia

For Mediterranean goodies like olives, mortadella ham, artichokes and anchovies, stop by this charmingly typical Italian delicatessen on Javastraat. The shop is stocked with wine, gourmet pasta, sauces and other Italian fare. Behind the counter, you’ll find a colourful array of antipasti, meats and delicious bakery items perfect for creating a feast at home. Occasionally, Gallizia also organises wine tastings, so keep your eye on social media for announcements!

Gallizia | Javastraat 65, Oost

Chamuyero Carnicería & Deli

This Argentinian deli honours the flavours of Buenos Aires, with its shelves filled with fresh medialunas (sweet pastries) and empanadas alongside a wide selection of natural and classic Argentinian wines. You can also pick up prime cuts of meat in the butcher's shop to have your own asado or barbeque at home. If you need inspiration for a meat feast, book yourself a table at Salmuera, the sister restaurant located next door.

Chamuyero Carnicería & Deli | Rozengracht 104, De Jordaan

Feduzzi Mercato Italiano

This retro food store was founded in 1981 by the Feduzzi family, making it the first Italian delicatessen in the Netherlands. Discover their tantalising range of speciality olive oil, balsamic vinegar, artisanal pasta (including fresh ravioli with different shapes and fillings) and wine from small Italian producers. Or, simply pick yourself up a parma ham panino to go.

Feduzzi Mercato Italiano | Scheldestraat 63, Zuid

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This Greek deli in De Baarsjes dishes up a delicious spread of salads, dips, feta, olives and, above all, gyros pitas. Get yours loaded up with juicy chunks of meat (chicken or spiced lamb/pork), tomato, onion and cucumber, wrapped in warm pita bread with a refreshing dollop of tzatziki. And if you don’t fancy cooking tonight, why not pick up a moussaka to heat at home?

Ela! Traiterie | Jan van Galenstraat 68H, Bos en Lommer

Epicerie Jean & Marie

To source the Frenchest produce this side of Sarphatipark, Jean & Marie is brimming with pâtés, rillettes, canned fish, soups, sauces and many more precious imports from France. Stop in for a sandwich loaded up with ham or smoked salmon, and don’t miss the tasting table with a changing selection of cheeses courtesy of fromagerie L’Amuse. Of course, the shelves are also lined with interesting wines in abundance.

Epicerie Jean & Marie | Albert Cuypstraat 62, De Pijp

Le Sud

For an authentic taste of Persia, the Mediterranean and the Middle East, Le Sud is one of the best spots to delve into exceptional vegetarian dishes. The assortment includes herby bulgar salads, falafel sandwiches, olives and mouthwatering hummus dips and tapenades. Everything is made according to authentic recipes, with many products imported directly from Iran.

Le Sud | Haarlemmerdijk 118, Centrum

Terra Lente

Inspired by the ‘slow food’ movement, Terra Lente curates a selection of delectable delights inspired by the founder’s routes in Calabria, Southern Italy. Discover an enticing display of cured meats, gourmet cheeses, freshly baked bread, and an array of organic and locally sourced products. The deli has a homely living-room vibe and welcomes you to stay for a cup of coffee or events such as natural wine tastings, ravioli dinners or jazz afternoons.

Terra Lente | Westerstraat 55H, De Jordaan