Maoz Falafel ★ 3.8
Maoz on Leidsestraat is the Amsterdam falafel counter, hot pita stuffed with crisp chickpea balls, then back to the salad bar to build the rest yourself.
Try: Falafel sandwich with build-your-own salad bar
FEBO Leidseplein is a dutch budget eat in Amsterdam.
FEBO is the Amsterdam automatiek vending wall, kroket and bitterballen out of little glass doors, 2 to 4 euros per snack, the late-night fall-back.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: Leidseplein 22-24, 1017 PT Amsterdam
Maoz on Leidsestraat is the Amsterdam falafel counter, hot pita stuffed with crisp chickpea balls, then back to the salad bar to build the rest yourself.
Try: Falafel sandwich with build-your-own salad bar
The Soup Company on Leidsestraat is the Amsterdam takeaway counter pouring three soups a day plus bread, 7 to 9 euros, the lunch budget play in town.
Try: Soup of the day with bread
Wok to Walk on Leidsestraat is the Amsterdam late-running stir-fry counter, build-your-own noodle or rice plate 8 to 12 euros, open well past midnight.
Try: Build-your-own stir-fry, noodles or rice
New York Pizza is the Amsterdam slice-shop chain, Rembrandtplein outlet open into the early hours. At Rembrandtplein 25. Booking recommended.
Try: Pizza by the slice
Van Dobben between Rembrandtplein and Muntplein has run an Amsterdam eetsalon since 1945, the rundvleeskroket on a soft white bun the city's reference.
Try: Broodje kroket and rundvleeskroket
Thai Snackbar Bird on Zeedijk is the Amsterdam Chinatown Thai counter, two decades in, big bowls of pad krapow and curry under 15 euros, fast turnover.
Try: Pad krapow, green curry