This is a quaint outdoor canal side cafe. I could have stayed all day and enjoyed a lot of food and…read moredrinks. I happened to just stumble upon this place without any research. The food looked good being brought out, and the people looked happy, pretty crowded together. We took a table near the street and it was not a problem because it is a bike and pedestrian street only, and we also had a view of the canal which was very busy traffic. We asked for a menu in English and noticed it was on the back of the regular menu. Service was friendly as we ordered a bourbon and a beer at a very reasonable price. We then ordered a starter. Arugula and Cheese Croquettes with Sourdough bread. The 4 little fried croquettes were cheesy. It came with 2 slices of Sourdough bread and a little lettuce and tomato salad. That is more of a meal than a starter. For lunch, we ordered a Toastie Ham and Cheese and a Toastie Italiano. The ham and cheese was basic but the Italiano had a nice seasoning inside and a few thick slices of tomato on the slice of salami and cheese. Both sandwiches pressed perfectly, and both were very good. Sitting outside was lovely, and we enjoyed our meal, especially because the service was so good. I would definitely come back.

This is a good find!! The people were so nice to us! We got the chicken wings and a couple of…read moredrinks and everything was delicious! We sat outside and there's seating right next to the canal! I didn't get to see inside but I will definetely be back!

A nice indoor-outdoor cafe/pub in Rembrandt Square which offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. We…read morepopped in here around 9:30 am the morning of our arrival, which was too early to check into our hotel. We ordered an omelette, coffee and an "Apple Pie" (the waiter told me it was a pastry), but I'm sure something got lost in translation. It was more like a piece of pie, but very dry. The omelette was fine but doused in lots of cheese. The saving grace, the coffee was good as we found most cafes in Europe had good coffee. We walked by this place several times during our stay, since our hotel was in Rembrandt Square, and it was usually a happening place in the evenings. Nice place to grab a drink.

We went looking for a place for breakfast where we could get a Dutch pancake. We found it!…read more We ordered an English Breakfast (2 eggs, toast, beans, bacon and sausage), an Apple Cinnamon Dutch Pancake and Coffees. We asked them to delay placing the pancake order so we could have that sweet treat at the end. The English Breakfast was perfect. We asked them to place the pancake order and another round of coffees. The pancake was EXCELLENT! Service was good here and we felt the pricing was decent.

We stopped by here for lunch after walking around and having been scared out of our wits at the…read moreAmsterdam Dungeon. They have a large outdoor seating area by the canal with umbrellas but it was hot so we decided to sit inside which was nice. Really cool decor with an intricate chandelier on the ceiling. Seemed like a very popular place with tourists and locals. I got the tomato soup which came piping hot, was rich and creamy and just the right mix of sour and savory. Nice complement with the bread too. Could have used another slice of bread to make it more filling. But it was a light lunch. The hubs got the smoked salmon salad which was quite a good portion and came with tomatoes and capers and onions and pickles and bread. We sat there for quite a while after we finished eating and they didn't bother us. We had to kill some time before heading over for the Van Gogh Rembrandt 360 experience. The bathrooms are downstairs and we even saw people walk in to only use them and they let them which was nice. Great place to have some Dutch food while seeing the sights in the city!!

Stopped in for a quick drink and took cover while taking shelter from the rain. The crowd was…read moredispersing because of the rain so we easily grabbed a table outside under an umbrella. We quickly ordered a couple lagers and enjoyed the cool night and watching people try to take cover from the rain. I've seen this place really busy on a nice sunny day but there isn't anything super special about this place. Just a consistent bar/restaurant to grab a drink.

7/2/25 Food - 5/5…read moreService - 5/5 Ambiance - 5/5 Value - 5/5 So glad The Pantry was too crowded and I didn't want to wait. Looked directly across the street and thought that place looks quaint and authenticate. The young man serving me was cordial and attentive. On his advice, I had the meatball and mashed potatoes dutch comfort food plate. Hearty and delicious. Washed it down with a couple tasty, large beers. Loved Amsterdam and this place. Would go back to both in a heartbeat. Side note, hate to make a pitch for Apple, but I incurred no foreign transaction or currency fees using their card traveling thru Switzerland, Germany, and Amsterdam. Plus, the sync with Wallet is a great piece of mind. Quick notification of charge, business name, and location on maps. No need to reconcile paper copies when I got back home.

The service was wonderful here and the food was good, I can understand why this is on a travel…read moresite's choice winner list.. since it was great. Kop van jut is located in a bit of a busy tourist area convenient to a tram stop but the outdoor seating was comfortable. We had a potato and meatball dish with sauerkraut which was delicious (although the meatball was dry) and unique, a schnitzel dish, and mussels. The variety was fantastic and our waitress was really sweet. I appreciate that you can make reservations ahead of time especially since there were six of us!

Terrible service, food is greasy. Getting a drink is impossible. First disappointing stop in…read moreAmsterdam. Can't imagine one single reason to choose here.

We stumbled upon this place one very cold, windy and rainy Thursday night in Amsterdam, and many…read moredrinks later fell in love with it. The atmosphere inside this cafe/bar in De Pjip, feels cool and very local. Good music (mostly English and American tunes with some jazz thrown in) and they also have Bob, the pub cat, who skulks around searching for a warm spot to snooze. We loved it so much for drinks, we decided to come back for food. It was quite early so ordered a sharing plank, stroke of genius I might add. Five dishes chosen by the chef in the style of tapas. We had four slices of rare steak in peppercorn sauce (stand out dish for us cooked perfectly), Dutch sausage sliced, prawns in tomato sauce, Filo parcel stuffed with vegetables and goat cheese with honey and walnuts. All for 17 euros between two and was well worth it. Do visit this place if you come to Amsterdam on holiday, it's off the tourist track and such a great find.

Great food. Fantastic ambience and consistent service…read more I have had great luck walking in without a reservation.

What a lovely location ima garden just off of the Holocaust memorial the menu has so many healthy…read moreyummy choices there are ample ways to cheer yourself or relax or refuel We had the cilbir: 2 poached eggs with yogurt and dukkah And The savory Dutch baby with mackerel added A dirty oat chai and a coffee. Friendly service The cilbir was ok. I would try something else next time though the eggs and bread were good the amount of yogurt was more than I thought worked and frisee is not my favorite green. The savory Dutch baby was 10/10 though. The coffee butter sauce also featured a bright citrus note. The dish had peas and asparagus and it was all flavor balanced. Yum!!

It was our last night in Amsterdam and my family and I were looking for some light bites to eat. We…read morealso had yet to have apple pie in Amsterdam and that was very important to us and I stumbled across this place so we decided to try it. This was really the only place we ate at in Amsterdam that we felt like was frequented by locals rather than tourists. We dined outside and it was a nice night so that worked out just great. My husband had the calamari and he especially enjoyed the lemon aïoli that came with it. I had the salad and it was excellent. I loved the dressing and the grapes and it just worked. My son had cheese sticks which he thoroughly enjoyed. We finished with the apple pie, which everyone enjoyed and my son said was his favorite thing he ate the whole trip. Overall, it was a really cute and cozy place with great food and a local feel.

Really cool place, with a Fun atmosphere. The bitterballen wasn't my favorite, but I think it's not…read morefor everyone. Fondue and Escargot was very good. Recommending eating here.

Just amazing..... I could leave it right there, but Yelp wants more. Come for the WONES and stay…read morefor the five course meal! Perfectly paired with WINE! The bread is heavenly as was the meat board. Dinner was an amazing creamed almonds topped with peaches, beets, parsnip, nasturtium and purslane. This was followed by lobster and then goat.

Flawless. Café De Klepel is one of the top restaurant destinations in AMS, and with good cause…read more Although predominantly a wine bar - the wine list is so extensive you'll have a hard time going through in its entirely - the tasting menu and à la carte bar snacks are fastidiously curated and expertly prepared. Each server has an almost encyclopedic knowledge or the local food and are equally on par with any sommelier. Although the restaurant space is small and a bit tight, it feels comfortable and inviting. The servers know how to use the space to maximize the dining experience. They also have a few tables outside - so when the weather is permitting, you can enjoy al fresco dining. One bit of advice - download the Table app, as most restaurants in Amsterdam use the web-reservation software 'formitable' to manage bookings. The app allows users to see openings and book directly - https://formitable.com/en