In recent years, the famous pasteis de nata (or “pastel de nata” in the singular) have captured the hearts of Amsterdam’s food lovers, bringing a sunny taste of Lisbon to the Netherlands. This small, creamy custard tart with a crisp, flaky pastry can be enjoyed any time of day, from breakfast to dessert. Here are the must-visit spots to enjoy these Portuguese delicacies in Amsterdam!
Treat yourself to Amsterdam’s finest pasteis de nata!
Mister Nata
Pastel de nata, Portugal’s beloved pastry, has a history of over 300 years. They originate in Belem, Lisbon, and became a staple of Portuguese cuisine. Mister Nata brings this iconic treat to the Netherlands, offering traditional handmade custard tarts with creative twists like apple, blueberry, or chocolate. They even deliver this delicious pastries to your door for a taste of Lisbon’s sunshine in every bite !
📍Location: Various locations around the city. Find out more on their website.
Tasca Portugalia
Portugalia is a cozy Portuguese spot where great food and a warm sense of community meet. Indulge in classics like Amêijoas à bulhão pato – succulent clams cooked in olive oil, white wine, and garlic – or Bacalhau à brás, a comforting mix of salted cod, crispy potatoes, eggs, and parsley. And of course, top off your meal with a creamy pastel de nata! It’s the perfect end to your culinary journey through Portugal’s rich flavors and traditions.
📍Location: Bakkersstraat 12, 1017 CW Amsterdam
Dona Restaurant
Restaurante Dona brings the heart of Portugal to Amsterdam with a four-course chef’s menu that honors the country’s rich culinary traditions. In this intimate, 10-table restaurant, owners Diogo and Sjors share the stories of their grandmothers, who inspired their passion for authentic Portuguese cuisine. And of course, don’t miss out on their version of the iconic pasteis de nata! A sweet tribute to Portugal’s gastronomic legacy.
📍Location: Nicolaas Beetsstraat 47 H, 1053 RJ Amsterdam
Casa Bocage
At Casa Bocage, you’ll find some of the best pastéis de nata in Amsterdam. And that, along with a selection of other delicious Portuguese treats. Known for its artisanal offerings, the shop specializes in high-quality Portuguese products. For example, olive oil, codfish, and wines, all sourced directly from exclusive suppliers. Whether you’re craving a classic pastel de nata or exploring other Portuguese delicacies, Casa Bocage brings a true taste of Portugal to your door.
📍Location: Haarlemmerstraat 111A, Amsterdam
Pâtisserie Holtkamp
Patisserie Holtkamp is a beloved family-run institution since 1969. And it’s keeping up with the times by adding pastéis de nata to its renowned selection of Dutch classics. Known for their exceptional apple pie and cookies, they now craft these Portuguese pastries with the same care and dedication. Located on Amsterdam’s Vijzelgracht, the bakery has been a part of the city’s culinary landscape for a long time!
📍Location: Vijzelgracht 15, 1017 HM Amsterdam
