Before people embraced this unusual idea, this typical snack wall was built in the old butcher's shop. People wondered: 'You wouldn't eat on the street, would you?' Soon, it became completely normal across the Netherlands to grab a frikandel from the wall. Since then, Automatiek Marks has been a lasting and well-known part of the street scene. Want to try a bamischijf, nasi, or ragout sandwich? They still use the same recipes from the old days!
The oldest snack wall in Eindhoven has been working overtime on Nieuwstraat for 67 years. Fries and snacks for the 'automatiek' are made fresh every week.
