Loved the blue cheese mushroom omelet. The location and cafe setting on the canal cannot be beat…read more Service also great. Love to go back next trip back..,

stopped here for Sunday breakfast around 11:00 am...we both had omlettes which are served over a…read morebaguette. The food was fresh and filling. They have some outdoor tables but the day we were there it was raining pretty hard...they have very limited seating indoors ( maybe 10 people max) This is simple, fresh and well prepared food...but not a place to go with a group of more than 2 unless you can sit outside

It's a small shop, the kind you almost miss until you're right in front of it, but the moment you…read morestep inside you're met with genuinely warm, friendly service. The staff treats every sandwich like something they're proud to make, assembling each one with care rather than rushing through the order. The breads are fresh, the ingredients are high quality, and the overall selection is strong without feeling cluttered. Everything looks thoughtfully prepared. The salmon sandwich is the standout for me -- fresh flavor, a generous portion of salmon without tipping into "too much," and balanced enough that you finish it feeling satisfied rather than weighed down. It's one I'd recommend to anyone. After ordering, you can wait outside on one of the small benches. They bring your finished sandwich out to you, and there's this almost charming sense of pride in how they hand it over -- like they know exactly how good it is and how happy you're about to be. There's no seating inside; everything is to go. This is the kind of spot where grabbing your sandwich and wandering along the canal feels like the right move.

Wonderful sandwiches and fresh squeezed juices. Delicious lunch gave us energy to walk another…read moreseveral hours around the beautiful city of Amsterdam.

Sandwiches are very good here. Good bread. Fresh ingredients. Good prices…read more I got the tomato, mozz, pesto the first time. The second visit - I got the prosciutto. I enjoyed both!! The service is a bit slow. It took a very long time to get the sandwiches the first time. We did try a different location the second time and took it out so it seemed to go by faster than when we sat inside and waited. Easy lunch options!

Great spot to grab a sandwich for take away and enjoy at Vondelpark. The main menu above the…read moreregister is in Dutch, but they had English menus hanging below the counter. The tomato Basil sandwich had great pesto and was filled with tomato and mozzarella. I asked for a Coke Zero and a regular coke was put in the bag. My bad for not checking... but, it was pretty good!

We wanted to find somewhere to eat within a short walk of the Museumplein as we had 1:15 p.m…read more tickets for the Rijksmuseum. My wife located this place and we met up with our daughter there after she dropped off her rented bike nearby. If you walk to the far end of the park from the Rijksmuseum and turn left at the street that borders the park there, the restaurant is about 2 blocks along there. You enter into a small waiting area and proceed between 2 counters. The best way I can describe the process is that it was like an ice cream shop in the U.S. They had glass displays showing what was available for meals - varieties of pasta, etc. You could select from those, or I think they had salads also. You place your order and then grab a table. A server will bring the food out when it is ready. Seating was a bit limited, so there could be a wait for a table. We arrived just before they got busy, though. They have about 5 or 6 small tables on the ground floor. If those are full, a fallback option is to ascend the spiral stairs up to a low-ceilinged loft. This is where we ate. The chairs here were fine but the tables were quite small - almost like a high coffee table. It wasn't hard to eat off these, just a bit different than usual. Also, if you are much over 6 feet tall, the ceilings will require caution. They can probably accommodate another 3 - 4 small parties up there. Everyone liked their food, which definitely had that 'prepared fresh' vibe. I got the pasta and had no trouble finishing it. I'd definitely consider eating here again were I back in the area.

We wanted a quiet small dinner, no complications 1 Veg, 1 Carnivore. Renzo's was great. We picked…read morefrom the deli counter, heating optional. Delicious selections. Mostly semi Italian deli items. I had ravioli, stuffed mushroom, roasted veggies, rocket and generous parmigiana sprinkling. They have tables so we could eat there. Small place, hard working, cool looking deserts (skipped because we had stuff back at the hotel.). I think they may have had table service upstairs, call and ask if that's your requirement. Lovely neighborhood small deli.

As one reviewer already put it, this is a perfect choice for brunch…read more It's a really tight space, inhabited almost exclusively by girls (really, I was 3 times there and I was the only guy, there must be a sorority nearby). They have good scones and cakes, which are served with generous butter/jam doses. It's really weird but at some point we ordered some fancy tea that I swear it smelled like chouriço. This of course confused all of my senses, seeing tea, knowing it's tea, but smelling smoked ham. No help at the end, when the flavour was really ham-tea.. a new creation! The space itself is also quite nice and I really liked the artsy pattern they had on the wall, with the place's name. They're located in an area that does not have that many cafés (or at least I did not come across them yet) so drop by for a visit :)

My wife thinks I am brilliant since I can find such great restaurants. However, the reality is…read morethat I use the Yelp App! This had really good ratings and so we decided to try it. We don't like touristy places and life is too short to eat at marginal places. Upon our arrival we found a table inside. It was obvious that this was a local's place and very popular. My wife had a Salmon Salad and I had a sandwich - both were absolutely amazing. Great bread - great taste and great atmosphere. I would definitely recommend and would return!

All I can say is OMG! We were casually walking the streets of Amsterdam with a craving for sweets…read more We walked down a narrow street and the heavenly smell of fresh pastries immediately lured us in! The place is small but has two floors and it's very cute and charming. I loved all the decor and it felt like an ideal teatime or café ambiance! We were seated upstairs in a cozy corner where we had privacy to chat and we were attended to with courtesy and great service. Everything was delicious! The scones were amazing! The freshness of it all is key to why this place is a hit! I wanted to take so many pastries home but unfortunately I couldn't. Another place I will definitely visit if ever in Amsterdam again!

Happy little neighborhood bakery with a broad spread of tasty pastries. Very friendly though they…read morecan get a little overwhelmed if there's a lot of people. One of the bonus is also they are open earlier than most other places in the morning. They also do takeaway.

Excellent customer service. Had a matcha tea with speculos syrup. Tasted excellent just wish it was…read morea bit hotter. Sandwiches came out and they are excellent! Nothing over the top delicious but great sandwiches. I just wish the meat on my sandwich wasn't burned so badly. Really tainted the sandwich overall but still great flavors coming through. I would come back but I would definitely ask them not to burn my meat lol

Came back repeatedly for breakfast and lunch. Everything is fresh and good sized portions. Lovely…read morecafe.

The woman at the counter was very friendly; the food was the best-though that sandwich isn't…read moreAmerican. Well seasoned, great quality beef.

Since 1945. Van Dobben is most famous for croquettes, but also for its typical Amsterdam "broodje"…read moresandwiches. It's the most classic Dutch sandwich bar I have found in town, and almost everything is homemade. I think this is my favorite classic Dutch "fast food" restaurant in Amsterdam, mainly because my mother grew up in Holland and she always used to talk about eating steak tartare broodje with hard boiled egg, onion and mayonnaise in the 1950s. Their homemade steak tartare broodje is outstanding. The homemade Dutch pea soup is only available during cold months and it's also fabulous. In summer they have a mushroom soup, but I haven't tried it yet. If you wanna be really Dutch, order a glass of buttermilk with your broodjie. They also have regular milk and lots of soft drinks. It's just classic and delcious traditional Dutch food; really good and so fresh and you can watch it being made. Everyone that works here is also so nice. Try the kipsaté croquette which tastes like a Thai saté stick. Don't forget the yellow mustard. The server may tell you it makes it taste even better. So fun to sit at the bar counter inside, and they do have a few tables outside for sunny days. I love the decor, the funny expressions about croquettes on the tiles, and the super 1950s black-and-white photos from the restaurant on the walls. This is such a wonderful place and every time I come to Amsterdam I make a pilgrimage here. It's also on a really nice and slightly diagonal street, right in the city center, that still has its old charm. They have the full menu and also a small "classics" menu; one thing I've never tried, but would like to next time, is the curry chicken salad.

Mozo was a great experience, really liked the food and ambiance. Most of all the host was kind and…read moreattentive, giving advice on the food. He made time to have a small chat, while the place was quite packed, superb service. If you are looking for a treat, go here! Mozo deserves the 5 stars because of the delicious food, good portions, amazing service and fair price! Thanks.

Wonderful food and lovely service! I highly recommend this restaurant. We had two tagines and also…read moreadded couscous.