street entrance of the Marqt store in Amsterdam
escalator leading down to the Marqt store in Amsterdam. People are eating at the bar area

The Place

Marqt is a supermarket with a number of locations across Amsterdam. But it’s no ordinary grocery shop. This place has a completely transparent supply chain and provides a great range of ethical, sustainable and organic foodie delights.

I often shop here when I’m staying in an aparthotel around the corner, rubbing shoulders with woke locals and AirBnB-ers, all on the hunt for quality food and drink.

The Neighbourhood

Marqt Amsterdam is located within the central, got-it-all-going-on, Nine Streets district. It’s close to the Pulitzer and Soho House.

And, if you’d rather dodge the self-catering malarkey, it’s right by a whole host of excellent eateries including Pancakes, Kessens, Goodies and The Avocado Show.

https://www.marqt.nl/

https://www.instagram.com/marqt/

A Good Shout for…

Sustainable and responsibly sourced supermarket food and drink.

The Best Bits

  • Marqt Amsterdam is beautifully designed and lit – not something I ever thought I’d say about a supermarket – and offers a really pleasant shopping experience.
  • Everything on the shelves at Marqt Amsterdam comes from a sustainable or ethical source. Most of it is organic. And it’s a veggie-vegan dream. Perfect if you want transparent info on what’s in the food you’re eating and how it’s actually making its way to your table.
  • All the produce looks so good. I’ve made the mistake of going here hungry and maxing out the plastic on cheese, wine and sweet treats. Be careful in there kids.
salad boxes at Marqt in Amsterdam
lots of take away soup pots at Marqt in Amsterdam
fresh tomato at Marqt in Amsterdam
different type of cheese at Marqt in Amsterdam
different type of cheese on display at Marqt in Amsterdam
seating area to eat your food at Marqt in Amsterdam

Marqt was one of my favourite finds in Amsterdam. To see more, head to the I Was Here page. Here you’ll discover a roundup of the best restaurants, cafés and culture spots in town, all tried and tested by yours truly. 

And if you fancy deep-diving into a new destination, head over to the Mr Globetrotter blog. It’s packed with hotel reviews and insider travel tips for luxe adventures the whole world over.