Devour Tours Food Blog

In the United States, sweet wines have had something of a bad reputation since about the 1980s, when cheaper versions of fine European dessert wines became popular.

Every local will tell you: Bordeaux is the perfect place to enjoy wine tasting.

When you think about food in Amsterdam, your mind probably skips straight to cheese, herring, and beer.

There are some Italian meats that need almost no introduction (lookin’ at you, prosciutto), but there’s so much more variety available for an antipasto plate in Italy and elsewhere—and not even prosciutto has a backstory that includes both Sofia Loren and a catchy 1970s US television jingle.

From outdoor markets to indoor food halls, and from seasonal stalls to all-year-round takeaway shops, Amsterdam is brimming with places to enjoy its street food.