What a fabulous little pub with a wonderful local craft beer and cider list! The waiter/bartender…read morespoke English very well with us and was more than happy to make food and drink recommendations. There was no table for our party of 5 but he let us sit at a table that was reserved for someone who wouldn't be there for a bit. Great vibe, music and decor. It felt like a lot of locals hanging out there and everyone was incredibly friendly. Definitely recommend going a little out of your way to visit. We took an Uber from Central Station to Joost and it was about 20€, worth it since it was pouring down rain. This place was recommended to our friend by a brewer!

Very nice little craft beer bar near the port district. Lots of beers to choose from including some…read moreof the nearby craft breweries, friendly service and good atmosphere. Little terrace outside!

The food is not fresh, everything tastes like it's from a jar that's been sitting in a mass grocery…read morestore. The avocado toast doesn't even use fresh avocados but avocado "creme"

I love the decoration. Clearly they are paying tribute to the artist with the same name. And their…read morelittle design with the words on the door and menu are so cute. But I am not a fun of the food here. The two eggs and ham on the menu are just TWO PLAIN EGGS on top of SUPERMARKET HAM! Yeah, maybe I shouldn't complain that is what they said it is. Just saying the food was boring rather than inspiring for me.

Nestled in the vibrant Czaar Peter neighborhood of Amsterdam-Oost, Café Czaar is a warm and…read morewelcoming spot. Expect a delightful mix of Dutch and European cuisine, with dishes ranging from comforting soups and ribs to tasty vegetarian and vegan options. Their bitterbatten and fried polenta are musts, and the Moscow mule is just as impressive. Best burger you'll ever have and tagliatelle you won't forget. Service is A-1. Café Czaar is also a lively social hub--there's always something happening. It's the kind of place where you can grab a casual lunch, meet friends for drinks, or join in on the fun late into the evening. If you're in Amsterdam-Oost and craving good vibes, great food, and a touch of local charm, Café Czaar is definitely worth a visit.

Came here on our first day in Amsterdam. Our hotel was right across the street from here and we…read morearrived at an odd time, so almost everything was closed until dinner. This was one of the few places we found that were open. It's kind of like a pub that also serves food. We were able to get seated immediately and we ordered a few items to hold us over until dinner. We ordered the beef carpaccio and the shrimp stew (forgot the name). They were both very tasty and we were satisfied. It is far from the main Amsterdam area, so it's probably not something you would come across on a visit to Amsterdam, but it was nice overall and I would recommend it.

We were staying next door at The Manor, and stopped in for a beer when we first arrived in…read moreAmsterdam. The staff was friendly and the beer was tasty. We then stopped in for breakfast a couple of times, and the morning folks were just as friendly. It was basically empty inside, with great WiFi, and pretty solid breakfast food. What a great way to start the day! We had a enjoyed joking with the morning bartender about her '80's playlist, which was pretty decent.

Plus is that they are open late and nothing in this area is open late. Didn't really enjoy the bar…read morefood, got the hamburger and pizza and nachos.

Overly expensive, small portions with the claim that it's for sharing. Where I come you need…read morebigger portions to share. Drinks were expensive and nothing to write home about. Service was good for the time we were there, we left early.

Sweet potato fries were fresh, hot, and real. Blackened fish tacos were not at all blackened (very…read moredisappointing) but the seasonings, mayo-type mixture, and toppings made for a decent flavor. Soft tacos were blue corn shells but flavorless. This place serves tapas-style so you get 3 tiny tacos about the size of the palm of my hand. Service was friendly, menus have no English. Vibe is trendy, noise level on a Friday night after 10 pm--through the roof. If noise doesn't bother you the place is great fun, good for people-watching too. The outside patio of smokers is as big as the interior space of Louie Louie, and it is packed . Big downside is you have to pass through that to enter the restaurant. But this situation is Amstetdam. It is a trendy bar serving better than average snacks, and has good vegetarian choices. Overall I recommend Louie Louie.

Of the many watering holes in Amsterdam, P Arendsnest has been one of my favorites for 20+ years…read more Departing from the typical Heineken or Amstel bar, Arendsnest offers up dozens of local brews and genevers in a friendly, welcoming & warm atmosphere. If you're stuck on getting a Heineken, they still can fix you up...but why not try a similar alternative?

I was looking for a place with some local brews, found this place. When we walked in 90's country…read morewas playing, wasn't expecting that vibe. Not a complaint, just wasn't on my bingo card. Wood panels, cheese & meat boards and a large chalkboard of the beers, it felt like being in Wisconsin. The bartender is friendly and knowledgeable, very attentive. Love all of the local brews. This place made me happy, highly recommended.

This place has great food but the bartender and servers are so rude. I have never had such poor…read moreservice.

Multiple small plate restaurants, a bar, and lots of bar games (board games, bocci ball, etc.)…read morepacked into a hipster hangout haven! Tried the Real Greek (from Pita Pita Pita) and bitterballen (from Ricard). Both tasted great. Good draft recommendations from the bartenders. Travellers: ordering on the iPads are in Dutch but plenty of friendly staff will help you.

I read the reviews that advised against breakfast here. While I would not say it was horrible, the…read morecrescents were very tough and dark - not light and flaky, as desired. The ham and cheese were cold on the side, which prevented the warm tummy feel you want with starting the day. The place opened at 9am but the kitchen doesn't open til 10am. It took, the staff a couple of visits to advise us of such. Not a huge deal, since we arrived around 940am. We had coffee & juice then ordered food at 5 til. The orders were up quickly. The eggs were on point, the cheese and meat were cold but tasty, the croissants old/ overcooked. Fruit was fresh... one berry had leaves on it, we asked what it was and she told us she wasn't sure but it's not very good, it's bitter. She was right, definitely more for garnish than eating! Service was pretty good, though there was a rough start. Overall, I say ok. I would go back, just not for breakfast. I'd love to find out what the deal is with the burger being raved about.

Stopped in to grab breakfast while we were displaced from our airbnb …read more Great service, very understanding that we had all of our stuff and needed to hang out little bit while airbnb figured things out. We ordered breakfast and it was delicious. if you're in the area stop in and grab a bite to eat, it's really good.

not sure how this hasn't been found by more travelers.. chill sports bar with reasonable drinks for…read morethe area, allows smoking of coffeeshop goods, cool bartenders that were jamming the house tunes no need for a DJ

From the owner: Sportsbar in the red light district of Amsterdam, Pooltables, different big screens, showing al…read morekind of Sports. Weed smoking allowed!