Kosher restaurants in Amsterdam
The sights, the canals and the historic Jewish quarter. Kosher food in the centre is Machane Yehuda and Kosher Point in the Albert Cuyp Market, beside the Chabad House with its Shabbos meals; La Basta is in Amsterdam West. Inside the community eruv. Best Shabbos base for first-time visitors who want the museums.
Kosher food in Amsterdam (3)
- Machane Yehuda · Restaurant · Meat
Hechsher: Amsterdam Rabbinate (NIHS) — meat, glatt; mehadrin
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
The only kosher restaurant in central Amsterdam, on the ground floor of the Chabad House in the Albert Cuyp Market: hummus, grills, fish and desserts. Takeaway orders by WhatsApp.
+31 20 421 2770 · WhatsApp · Menu · Website · Map - La Basta – Kosher Street Food · Fast food · Meat
Hechsher: Amsterdam Rabbinate (NIHS) — meat, glatt
De Clercqstraat 16-H, 1052 ND Amsterdam
Israeli street food in pita or on a plate, with a drinks list. In Amsterdam West, a tram ride from the canals; not near the Buitenveldert shuls.
+31 20 221 0246 · Map - Kosher Point Supermarket · Supermarket
Hechsher: Listed by the Amsterdam Rabbinate (NIHS) as a kosher shop — each product carries its own hechsher
Albert Cuypstraat 276, 1073 BR Amsterdam
The big kosher supermarket in the centre, a few doors from Chabad: Israeli products, wine, meat and poultry, dairy and fresh challah for Shabbos. Handy if you stay near the canals. Certifier not confirmed: check the hechsher on each product.
+31 20 786 5435 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
Shabbos meals in Amsterdam (2)
- Chabad Central Amsterdam – Shabbos meals · Meat
Hechsher: Chabad Central Amsterdam (Rabbi Akiva Camissar); restaurant kitchen under the Amsterdam Rabbinate (NIHS)
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
The easy Shabbos for anyone staying in the centre: davening and meals in the Albert Cuyp Market, with many Israeli and American visitors. Register early in summer and on Yom Tov.
+31 20 421 2770 · WhatsApp · Website · Map - Shabbat TO GO (Chabad Central Amsterdam) · Meat
Hechsher: Chabad Central Amsterdam (Rabbi Dovi & Chaya Pinkovitch)
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
Packaged Shabbos meals (challah, wine, salads, mains and sides) for hotels too far to walk to Chabad, or for a private meal in your room.
+31 20 421 2770 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
Chabad in Amsterdam (1)
- Chabad Central Amsterdam (Chabad House)
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
The tourist and Israeli centre in the middle of the Albert Cuyp Market: shul, coffee corner, visitor information, Shabbos meals, Shabbat TO GO and a visitors' WhatsApp group. Metro 52 to De Pijp, then a few minutes' walk.
+31 20 421 2770 · WhatsApp · Website · Map
Shuls in Amsterdam (7)
- Portuguese Synagogue (Esnoga)
Mr. Visserplein 3, 1011 RD Amsterdam
The great 1675 Spanish-Portuguese synagogue, still lit by candles. Services follow the old Sephardi rite. For Shabbos services fill in the community's visitor form first, bring your passport and arrive before 10:30, when security stops letting people in.
+31 6 4586 4566 · Website · Map - Chabad House Amsterdam Synagogue
Albert Cuypstraat 165-167, 1073 BC Amsterdam
Shabbos davening at the Chabad House, upstairs from Machane Yehuda. The obvious shul for hotels in De Pijp and the centre.
+31 20 421 2770 · Website · Map - Gerard Dou Synagogue (Teshu'at Yisrael)
Gerard Doustraat 238, 1073 XC Amsterdam
Small community shul a few minutes from the Albert Cuyp Market. Open Shabbos and Yom Tov mornings.
+31 20 675 0932 · Website · Map - Lekstraat Synagogue
Lekstraat 61A, 1079 EM Amsterdam
1937 shul in the Rivierenbuurt with a weekday minyan, one of the few outside Buitenveldert.
+31 6 4734 4725 · Website · Map - Rav Aron Schuster Synagogue (Obrecht Sjoel)
Heinzestraat 1-3, 1071 SK Amsterdam
Amsterdam's largest active Ashkenazi shul (1928), on the corner of Jacob Obrechtplein, a five-minute walk from Museumplein. Good for hotels in the Museum Quarter.
+31 20 671 9383 · Website · Map - Nidchei Yisrael – Nieuwe Kerkstraat Shul
Nieuwe Kerkstraat 149, 1018 VL Amsterdam
Small shul in the canal belt, open Shabbos and Yom Tov mornings, with kiddush after davening.
+31 20 671 2345 · Map - Shul West
Willem Schoutenstraat 8, 1057 DN Amsterdam
Community shul with a Shabbos-morning service every other week (09:30), followed by kiddush and lunch. Check the dates before you go.
+31 6 2395 1524 · Map
Hotels in Amsterdam (9)
- Sir Albert Hotel
Albert Cuypstraat 2-6, 1072 CT Amsterdam
Design hotel at the start of Albert Cuypstraat; Chabad, Machane Yehuda and Kosher Point are down the same market street.
Website · Map - Bicycle Hotel Amsterdam
Van Ostadestraat 123, 1072 SV Amsterdam
Simple, budget-friendly hotel in De Pijp, close to the Chabad House.
Website · Map - De Pijp Boutique Hotel
Sarphatipark 106, 1073 EC Amsterdam
Small hotel facing Sarphatipark.
Website · Map - ibis Styles Amsterdam City
Stadhouderskade 135, 1074 AZ Amsterdam
Mid-range chain hotel by the Heineken Experience; Close to the Heineken Experience, the area best placed for Shabbos at the Chabad House.
Website · Map - Hotel V Frederiksplein
Weteringschans 136, 1017 XV Amsterdam
Boutique hotel near Frederiksplein, between De Pijp and the canal belt.
Website · Map - Hotel Okura Amsterdam
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, 1072 LH Amsterdam
Five-star tower hotel on the Noorder Amstel canal.
Website · Map - InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam
Professor Tulpplein 1, 1018 GX Amsterdam
Grand historic hotel on the Amstel.
Website · Map - Hotel Fita
Jan Luijkenstraat 37, 1071 CL Amsterdam
Family-run hotel by the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, 18 minutes' walk from the Chabad House.
WhatsApp · Website · Map - Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam – City Hall
Valkenburgerstraat 14, 1011 LZ Amsterdam
Near the Portuguese Synagogue and the Jewish Cultural Quarter. Prepared for Shabbos-observant guests; ask about kosher breakfast when you book. About 30 minutes' walk from Chabad.
+31 20 215 6110 · Website · Map
Eruv in Amsterdam (1)
- Amsterdam eruv
Hechsher: Rabbinate of the Jewish Community of Amsterdam
A large community eruv, restored in 2008. Its eastern edge runs from the IJ through the inner-city canals and along the Amstel to beyond Ouderkerk, so the old Jewish quarter east of the Amstel may be outside: check the eruv map. The rabbinate checks it every week and shows the status (green = up) on the community homepage; it was up for Shabbos 23–24 October 2026. Some Orthodox visitors do not rely on it: ask your rav.
Website · Map
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