Ten Kate Market is a neighborhood street market on Ten Katestraat in Amsterdam’s Oud-West. Its stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, Dutch cheese, fish, flowers, clothes and everyday goods, alongside street food from several cuisines. Look for Turkish gözleme, Lebanese falafel or Taiwanese savory pancakes, then browse for a sandwich at Boergeert or strawberry pudding from a Portuguese cart. The market is relatively small and sits near Foodhallen, so you can combine the two for a day exploring west Amsterdam beyond the touristy center.
A neighborhood market in Oud-West
Ten Kate Market runs along Ten Katestraat, just off Kinkerstraat, one of the area’s busy shopping streets. Its stalls cover everyday shopping as well as food, with fruit and vegetables, flowers, cheese, fish, sausages, clothing and other goods.
The market is relatively small compared with some of Amsterdam’s larger markets. That makes it a straightforward stop while exploring Oud-West, with a mix of local shopping and food stalls in one place.
Street food and a nearby indoor market
The food stalls bring several cuisines together. Turkish gözleme, Lebanese falafel and Taiwanese savory pancakes are among the options. For something sweet, look for strawberry pudding at a small Portuguese cart; Boergeert is another stop for sandwiches.
Foodhallen, an indoor food court in a former tram depot, is a short walk away. The market and Foodhallen can be combined on a day spent exploring the streets of Oud-West.
FAQ
Where is Ten Kate Market?
It is on Ten Katestraat in Amsterdam’s Oud-West, just off Kinkerstraat.
Is Ten Kate Market open on Sundays?
No. The market is closed on Sundays.
What can you buy at Ten Kate Market?
Stalls sell fresh produce, Dutch cheese, fish, flowers, clothing and other everyday goods. Food options include Turkish gözleme, Lebanese falafel and Taiwanese savory pancakes.
Can you combine Ten Kate Market with another food stop?
Yes. Foodhallen, an indoor food court in a former tram depot, is a short walk away.
