The De Pijp neighbourhood surrounding Moco Museum is one of Amsterdam’s best foodie districts. Whether you are looking for a relaxed brunch, a quick street food bite, or a cosy dinner spot, these restaurants and cafes are all within walking distance of the museum.
Factory Girl
Located in the heart of De Pijp, Factory Girl focuses on vegetarian and vegan cuisine. All dishes are homemade with fresh, seasonal ingredients. The plating is Instagram-worthy, and the interior is just as photogenic. A favourite for health-conscious foodies who do not want to compromise on flavour.
Het Paardje
A cosy establishment blending traditional Dutch and modern cuisine. Het Paardje is popular for brunch and cocktails, and serves classic Dutch snacks like bitterballen. The warm brown-cafe atmosphere makes it an ideal spot to relax after a museum visit.
Pilsvogel
With its Gaudi-inspired interior design featuring mosaic tiles and colourful decor, Pilsvogel is as much a visual experience as a culinary one. The large outdoor terrace is perfect for sunny days. The menu features tapas and toasties, and the lively atmosphere draws both locals and visitors.
Albert Cuyp Market: Goudse Stroopwafels
No visit to De Pijp is complete without a stop at the famous Albert Cuyp Market. Among its many stalls, the stroopwafel stands are legendary. Watch as handcrafted stroopwafels are made fresh in front of you, with warm caramel syrup pressed between two thin waffle layers. It is an iconic Amsterdam street food experience.
Bakers & Roasters
A fusion of New Zealand cafe culture and Brazilian gastronomy, Bakers & Roasters is known for creative brunch dishes and specialty coffee. The vibrant, eclectic interior matches the bold flavours on the menu. Be prepared for queues on weekends; it is that popular.
From plant-based dining to traditional Dutch treats, the area around Moco Museum has something for every appetite. Plan your meal before or after your visit to Moco Museum Amsterdam.
