Top Cookie shops in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Had to queue both times as extremely busy, but queue well managed with 2 men smartly dressed ready to pounce should you join what looks the end of the queue. Not great if it’s raining! Waffles extremely sweet, had the smartie topping, lost quite a few smarties in between coming out of the tiny shop to mouth. Shop is whey too tiny for the amount of publicity. But beautiful pretty inside snd out! Waffles cost a fortune €26 for a decorative tin with 3 small plain waffles! Glad I went! But be prepared to queue and have your wallet take a hit!

Food 2/10
A beautiful stroopwafel but WAY TOO SWEET. I promptly died after two bites and had to throw it away because that was insanely sweet. Instant diabetes. It was just too sickly for me, but at least I got that tourist stroopwafel experience. Not worth it though. Just go and take some pretty pictures of the storefront.

Atmosphere 8/10
A very cute storefront.

Service 6/10
Nothing to complain about.

These Stroopwafels are very nice but they are quite expensive - my girlfriend and I got 2 medium Stroopwafels and they were €13 each. For us, the queue was about 20 mins and I would recommend it for experience & just to taste but I wouldn't be going there every day, or even every time I go on holidays to Amsterdam, going once is enough.

My biggest complaint about this stroopwafel shop is not the long wait but rather the exorbitant pricing for a tiny treat. Furthermore, the fact that the prices, or the menu with the flavor options, are NOT listed anywhere to be seen until you are ready to give payment. Only then can you see the small paper listing the prices - €10 for a mini waffle, €13 for a medium etc. There is no room in the shop to walk in to check the menu before waiting in line. Was it a delectable and sweet stroopwafel? Yes, I can’t lie about that! But it certainly wasn’t worth the price. Other shops around town are cheaper, still delicious, and advertise their pricing right in the window outside.

Beautiful small shop that’s been selling Stroopwafel since 1907. It’s a thin wafer that’s glazed with chocolate and sprinkler with your choice of topping. It’s very sweet, I ordered 2 and it’s way too much 😅.

Being the famous store, the prices here is very high .. €10 for mini and €13 for medium .. take out only .. you can’t sit / eat inside.

Lovely stroopwafels! We only queued outside for about 15 minutes which was surprising as it is so popular. The wait time after ordering was a bit longer but they were freshly made waffles. Quite expensive at €15 each but they were delicious!

The waffles were delicious, super sweet, just as we had expected! The queue was well organized by the staff, but unfortunately, the waiting time is quite long. The prices are not displayed until you are right in front of the cashier (e.g. Mini-Waffle 10€). The prices are definitely too high. After placing the order, you have to wait in a crowded space inside the shop for the waffle to be ready, which can be a bit chaotic. They taste great and look good in photos, but I wouldn't get them again.

Stumbled on this place following an Instagram video but apart from the aesthetics and Instagram worthy pictures, the waffles itself not up to the hype. The queue gets long, and it is bit overpriced for small sized waffle (10€) each. I expected much better taste an experience.