AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular dinner & pizza cruises in Amsterdam. A short list of the ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who you go with.
Heated Amsterdam canal cruise from Damrak with hot New York-style pizza, unlimited drinks, Wi-Fi, and city stories. 1.5 hours.
Most Popular“Cruise was great. Boat was comfy but could have been a little warmer. Pizza was great too! Seeing the city from the canals was breathtaking. Overall a great experience.”
75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise with pre-ordered New York-style pizza, drinks, and dessert, served at the dock for great views.
“It was THE BEST experience we did in Amsterdam. It was so pretty even when it was raining. The staff and the captain were fantastic with a great sense of humor. This experience saved a rather dull day we were having due to never stopping rain Those who are looking for a great time and…”
2-hour Amsterdam night canal dinner cruise with a 4-course menu, unlimited wine/beer, and lit-up landmarks. From $105 pp.
“I think this experience was really good value for money, the tour guide was really lovely and we learnt new things about Amsterdam! The tour itself was so lovely at night as all the bridges were lit up, considering we went during such a cold time and snow the boat was surprisingly warm and I…”
Evening canal cruise in Amsterdam with oven-made pizza, unlimited drinks, and after-dark sights like Centraal Station and Anne Frank House.
“Excellent trip, great pizza served by great staff, don’t understand why people book it and spend all their time on their phone”
Small-group Amsterdam walking tour with a Dutch pancake lunch. See key sights, hear real stories, then feast on soup and pancakes.
Amsterdam private dinner cruise with a 2-course meal, wine and beer, plus classic canal views near Anne Frank House and a Heineken Experience stop.
“Captain was excellent: friendly, and knowledgeable. City is very beautiful from the water. Food wad gery tasty, somewhat limited menu though:”
Cruise Amsterdam’s UNESCO canals with live narration, then snack on Dutch pancakes on board near top sights like Anne Frank House and Jordaan.
“We had a great time on the boat. Trying to find fun things for small children to do is often difficult. My girls loved asking questions, watching the ducks and other boats as well as seeing the pancakes get made. Plus the pancakes were tasty!”
Cook savory pancetta and sweet apple Dutch pancakes in Fusina’s Amsterdam canal home, then enjoy wine at lunch in a private class.
“Superb experience! Fusina was so welcoming and hospitable. I really enjoyed visiting with her & making the pancakes. Her home is in a very convenient & easy to find location, and has an amazing view of the canal. I learned so much from her & am now inspired to look for experiences like this everywhere…”
Dutch pancakes or apple pie with coffee or tea at Restaurant de Kraai, with terrace views of Zaanse Schans windmills and waterfront.
Amsterdam small-group walking tour with UNESCO-area sights and a Dutch pancake lunch. Max 10 people, 3–4 hours, English guide.
“Costa was the best tour guide to give the history of Amsterdam. He weaved interesting tid bits of information all throughout the tour which gave us context about the originations of Amsterdam. The pancake lunch at the end was delicious!”
1.5-hour Amsterdam pancake break at Dutch Pancake Masters with a classic pancake, drink, and Rijksmuseum-color wall art near Damrak.
“Only issue was that we felt rushed at the end of our night as it was near closing time. Maybe should take last bookings 39 minutes earlier or pay staff 30 minutes later”
Enjoy poffertjes at Amsterdam’s Damrak, served in Dutch Masters-themed rooms with many flavours. 45 minutes for $11 with English host.
“The place was closed nobody was there to completed the class”
A 4-course Dutch family meal for six in Martine and Olav’s canalside home in Amsterdam, with wine, beer, jenever, and stories.
“We had an amazing time. The food and hosts were fantastic and we met some new friends. Highly recommend everyone experience this dinner with the Dutch!”
Taste Amsterdam at Albert Cuyp Market, then learn to flip Dutch pannenkoeken at a canal-house home with local Fusina and wine.
“The food we had on the tour was great (good quality) but we weren’t stuffed afterwards (just to give you an idea of quantity). Exploring the market and stopping in the bodega were highlights for us. The final stop in a grocery store was a bit strange. But overall, we were glad we went on…”
A small-group Amsterdam walking tour with a Dutch pancake lunch, hitting Dam Square, hidden courtyards, and key trading history in 2.5 hours.
“I had the best time on the Amsterdam walking tour with EuroQuest Travel. It felt relaxed but still full of fascinating stories about the city, and I discovered places I never would have on my own. The highlight was definitely the Dutch pancake lunch—so tasty and a real treat after exploring. The whole vibe was…”
The whole canal city, and every day trip beyond it.
