FEBO on the Leidsestraat is part of the classic Dutch fast-food chain, best known for its coin-operated automatiek wall. Pull a snack like a kroket or frikandel from one of the heated windows, fresh and ready to eat.
What is FEBO?
FEBO is one of the Netherlands’ best-known snack chains. You’ll recognise it by the “automatiek”: a wall of little glass windows where you can grab hot, freshly cooked Dutch snacks. This Leidsestraat branch is a handy stop between the city centre and Leidseplein.
What to expect
- The iconic automatiek snack wall
- Dutch classics: kroket, frikandel, kaassoufflé and bamischijf
- Fries and burgers at the counter
- Quick service, including late at night
How to get there
This FEBO is on Leidsestraat, the busy shopping street between Dam Square and Leidseplein. Trams running along the street stop right outside, so it’s easy to pop in.
Good to know
- Address: Leidsestraat 94, 1017 PE Amsterdam
- Phone: +31 20 620 8615
- Website: febo.nl
- Hours: open daily, roughly 10am until around 1am
Frequently asked questions
What is a FEBO automatiek? It’s a wall of small heated windows where you can grab hot Dutch snacks. You can order at the counter, too.
What should I try at FEBO? Go for Dutch classics like the kroket, frikandel or kaassoufflé.
Where is this FEBO? On Leidsestraat, between Dam Square and Leidseplein.
Is it open late? Yes, it serves food into the early hours.
