Was craving real food after a night out at Paridiso, a venue across the street, and Cafe De Prins…read morecouldn't be more perfect. Small joints always do burgers better - the patties were large, juicy and covered in cheese. My server said few words but was efficient and kind. It was pretty empty as it was Sunday evening. I imagine it's pretty busy on a Saturday night.

Took advantage of their drunken crowd, had me and my friend believe we were getting our order after…read moresignaling with eye contact and verbal confirmation that it was ours... turned out to be meat, one of us is a long time vegetarian and this was very distressing. then they insisted we pay for our wrong order. came to our table and argued at us in our disoriented state. never coming here, horribly rude and insensitive service.

Such a cute foodhall! I wish I wasn't by myself so I could get more food…read more Wings: 10/10. Sauced but still crunchy!! I got the buffalo. They were amazing. Maybe tooo much sauce but I just stacked my bones on the bottom so the wings weren't soaking the entire time. Crepe: 8/10. It's a crepe!

Visited here and opted for a taste of Indian food. We had butter chicken, chicken tikka masala,…read morevegetable samosas & garlic naan . All very tasty. Everyone orders for themselves and finds a table to dine. There is an upstairs section to sit with a birds eye view of everyone below . Ambiance is great for people watching while enjoying your meal or glass of wine" liquid".

You would confuse it for a nice sit-down restaurant if not for the name and the cuisine. During my…read morehalf-hour stay, I saw a lot of locals come in and not just done, but also pack up a lot of food to take home to eat with family and friends. The menu is your typical snackbar, lots of cheese and meat options. I was really expecting them to have falafel, but they didn't, so we went with a serving of fresh fries with ketchup and a broodje kaassouffle. The fries were really nice and crunchy. The oil didn't smell stale at all, like at other snackbars. The snack came in a bun with a proper amount of butter smeared on the bun. Delicious! They accept cash and plastic. The staff is quiet and efficient. The best part - it's so well organized and tidy. The location is also wonderful, at a corner of an intersection. And they have ice cream!

Time flies when you're at the Hugo de Grootplein, especially when the sun is shining. Excellent…read moreterraces in abundance. Take it easy at Razmataz or Hugo's and don't you dare to rush to the Albert Heijn to collect stuff for tonight's dinner. Just buy your meal at Kemang, the latest kid on the square. Kemang is the name of a district in Jakarta. It refers to the city where the family of one of the owners was born. The other owner, Khalid, is of Moroccan descent. The result of this multicultural fusion is an inviting takeaway where Khalid serves good food made by his wife's Indonesian aunt. The smoor, a sweet beef stew, matches wonderfully with the stir-fried pak choi. In the mood for stir-fried greens (kousenband) with tofu and tempeh? Merge it with ajam pedis! Kemang's spicy chicken thighs are genuinely spicy to some, but 'friendly spicy' to me - a Dutch-Indonesian. Besides that it's ultra fresh due to the djeroek poeroet, lemon leaves. Exotic food at a reasonable price served with a huge smile.

Very nice and flavorful falafels in a wrap!…read more I opted for the wrap as opposed to a Turkish mini bun. I cannot emphasize this enough but the falafels had just the right amount of crunchiness and softness. Not over-fried hard crunchy at all. The toppings are fresh and crispy, too! And that's very important. This small place is located in the heart of Amsterdam, in an alley at the Nieuwendijk. The staff is friendly, too. Give it a shot. A sandwich/wrap is only €3.50 :)

Semmy's is really fantastic for a quick cheap lunch when you're blitzing through the crowds in the…read moremost touristy part of downtown Amsterdam. It's just a five minute walk from the main train station, and 4 euros will get you a fantastic durum or donor kebab. I personally prefer durum kebabs (the long, wrap style Mediterranean sandwich) but at Semmy's you absolutely have to go for the donor version of everything which is served on a huge but light and airy crusty bun. It's shaped like a kaiser roll but has the texture of a nice French baguette. My personal favorite is the donor kebab with lamb, although the lady loves the donor falafel sandwich. The fries are solid as well, although they clearly have no idea how much ketchup Americans like to use. Overall, very American friendly and the guys there are quite sociable and take pride in their product. Don't expect fast food service times, because these guys take care to slice up fresh tomatoes and cucumbers for each sandwich, and even place the ingredients strategically in the bread to make it easier to eat. Not going to lie, we came here on our second day in Amsterdam and kept coming back for four straight days.

Zaandam was a very welcoming town. We went to this restaurant to have our first drinks s lunch! I…read morehad thevegsn option and a perfect drink! The place is beautiful and I enjoyed how quiet it was.

Visited this place while visiting Zaandam for work; went with colleagues for good time in the…read moreevening. Food is reasonably good; not outstanding though; probably would go again next time I will be in the town if we don't have a lot of options.

This place was amazing. So many options on the menu... and all of them so good. They ushered us in…read moreand served us very quickly. Very unassuming place. No complaints whatsoever. We ate it so quickly, we forgot to snap pics.

Good drinks Free WIFI…read moreYou can smoke what you want Futball on tv and music in the background. Cozy and fun to hang out with friends. Mainly a bar but they bring food from next door to be served at the tables in here.