Orff sits across from the Rembrandt House Museum. It offers indoor seating, but during nice weather…read moredays, it's the outdoor tables that become prime spots for people-watching. Watch neighbors and tourists walk by doing their own thing. The staff are friendly and talkative. The Illy coffee is delicious. The sandwiches are made to order and taste really fresh. My club sandwich was very good, and don't forget to order with perfectly done Frits/fries. Dutch friends that are regulars say, "Everything is good at Orff." When choosing an outdoor table, just be wary about where the sun and shade will be. It can get pretty warm!

Great atmosphere, good food, friendly service, and across the street from the Rembrandt House…read moreMuseum. We stumbled onto this place and got lucky as it was a very relaxed, chill atmosphere, which is exactly what we needed after nine hours on the plane from DFW and an hour getting through customs/passport check. I was craving iced tea and was surprised she said yes, when I asked if they had it. It was slightly different than I'm used to but was good. We each tried something different and it was all quite good. Note: you must request to add tip BEFORE your card is charged!servers were also very patient with our lack of ability to speak their language

Super cozy spot with outdoor tables, covered outdoor tables, AND indoor tables. Food took a long…read moretime to come out but servers were nice, and the waitress was the friendliest. The bitterballs, even though they scratched the roof of my mouth from how crispy they are, were delicious. Also loved the Chef's daily special sandwich-- ham with honey mustard sauce, which came with a mini-salad. The salad had a coleslaw-like sauce and pineapples, which I liked with the ham. Might not work out for others though. Cinnamon ice cream was really tasty, but it was a very meager scoop. Overall, I'd come here again if I had a lot of time to relax!

The staff took care of everyone I saw with the graciousness that is the Netherlands. The food was…read moreoutstanding. You will enjoy your time here. I recommend to see the chefs specials page on the menu and the DJ on the weekend night he is here is very much worth a visit.

Benji's in Amsterdam is a nice little spot with a cool vibe, but honestly not really worth all the…read morehype. I ordered a matcha and the egg brioche sandwich. The food was ok, nothing bad but also nothing that really stood out. I ended up walking 45 minutes to get there, which made it feel a bit underwhelming in the end. That being said, if you're in the neighborhood it's definitely worth checking out once. The place has a nice atmosphere and it seems like a good hangout spot, especially if you live close by. But if you're planning to travel far just for it, I'd probably say skip it ; there are plenty of other cafés in Amsterdam that are just as good if not better.

We liked benji's!…read more While on our trip to Amsterdam we brunched mostly everyday and benjis was a solid choice. The French toast were soft and sweet It has a very cafe style ambiance Service was efficient and quick Will def suggest anyone to try it out

Great food, great people, great price, great service. Great place to have some quality food.read more

De Uitsmijter is a cute and comforting breakfast/brunch spot. Their menu specializes in a breakfast…read moretoast that you can have as many or as little toppings but pretty much will always have a fried egg on top. I got the classic with avacodo, bacon, and of coarse a fried egg. All this is served on a toasty chewy sourdough bread and I had a cafe latte with mine. This breakfast was wonderful. It's a small restaurant with a open kitchen and I enjoyed watching the all female staff make these wonderful breakfast toasts, freshly made breads, and serve up fresh coffees. The restaurant is in the "RAI" neighborhood and about five minutes from the Metro. My meal totaled 12.65 EURO and I would definitely recommend! The staff was warm and friendly.

We first getting here, we saw photos of the spot being in an old castle and the are serving…read moretraditional Netherlands food, but the menu itself didn't really reflect that. The inside was completely empty while they seated most folks outside in the patio. We initially wanted to sit inside for the vibes but not a big deal (it was a nice day out). Food was so/so. The presentation was nice but the flavor wasn't all there. The staff needed to be flagged down for service and in general were kind, might not have been equipped for a large group (even though we made a reservation ahead of time. The deconstructed beef tartare was OK, but the meat was pretty one note. Fries were good. Would not recommend the pork belly - covered in a too sweet, sweet & sour sauce and was tough. Burger looked great, but a little dry. Not sure I would come back, but could be a good spot for small bites.

I'll give it five stars with the caveat that I went here for a beer and a snack, and sat outside…read more.. so I didn't get the full haunted ghosts dining experience. The weather was beautiful on this April day. I had been walking around aimlessly, like a vagrant in search of his muse, confused, each passerby as much as stranger as the next, in desperate need of sustenance for the journey ahead. The "Waag Crostinis" is *exactly* the amount of food and the taste that I was looking for. Raw meat, raw fish, white stuff.... how can you go wrong? Paired with a large beer, I was very happy. The sun was shining, that might make some happy, but it's a miracle I didn't fizzle into ashes. I'd liked to have eaten inside for a proper dinner, but because of a wonky schedule and an hourglass with its precious sand particles falling away, this was my only chance to eat here.

Our Airbnb host recommended Oko, and it was one of our favorite spots of the whole trip…read more I ordered a red velvet cappucino, which was a bit startlingly red but tasted great and was only lightly sweet (unlike a comparable order in the US which would have three times the sugar). My friend ordered a chai latte, which was pretty good and again a good light sweetness, and my other friend tried the café Touba (a peppery black coffee), a bit bitter and strong for me but interesting to try. We got a slice of spinach cake with mascarpone and hung out for a while because we wanted to try their pierogis and they don't start serving lunch food until 10:30. Verdict was all the food was fantastic, so I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu that sounds good to you. The staff (owners?) really made it a great experience - they all seemed very genuine and kind and made us feel like it would be ok if we wanted to hang out there all day. Will probably drop in for another morning coffee before we leave Amsterdam!

We went later in the day and a few items were not available. The restaurant is off the beaten path…read morebut if you're in the area, worth it. Had the best glass of wine!

Delicious little brunch and breakfast place with friendly staff, delicious food, and reasonable…read moreprices! It is slightly hidden in that it's in a building with a gym, but it's worth going. The food was so fresh and came out really quickly. The orange juice was also so fresh and worth the price. I would definitely come back to try other menu items!

This is a LOVELY cafe in the Joordan neighborhood that offers a variety of hot beverages, juice…read moresmoothies, and brunch toasts. The ingredients are fresh, the flavors are balanced, and the food presentation is beautiful! I enjoyed the poached eggs with avocado. The hollandaise sauce on the eggs was one of the best that I have tasted. I would also recommend the prosciutto with arugula toast and the apple/ginger juice. The owner/server was friendly and accommodating. If I had more time in Amsterdam, I would go back!

I enjoyed a nice brunch here with some yelpers. Plus-…read more*Quinoa Salad was good. *Customer service is excellent and fast. *Good energy and vibe. *Ambiance cool. *Con- *Location is not so easy to find. *Space is tight, so it is best to go early for a seat. *Mimosa horrible, so select another drink. *Ok music, but too loud. *Menu is limited, for Celiac Folks. However, overall it's a good place to try out, if your looking for a good brunch and you don't have any food allergies. So Enjoy!

This was probably the worst food spot my friend and I stopped by while in Amsterdam. Although their…read moredip on crack was AMAZING, everything else that followed, food-wise, was pretty disappointing. We reserved our spot ahead of time and they honored that when another couple arrived before us. Thanks for that! Gotta add that the drinks were also yummy - they took long making them, but they are extremely easy on the eyes and they taste good, too. I got the Korean chicken and my friend got chicken and waffles. The chicken had almost little to no flavor - just as if they dipped it in salty Korean sauce. The mushrooms weren't really sautéed. As for the chicken that came with the chicken and waffles, It was very bland. That, too, seems to have been dipped in oil... fried... and placed on a plate. + the waffle was pretty over-cooked/hard. Additionally... it's very interesting that the spot is clearly inspired by hip-hop culture with images of rappers such as A$AP Rocky on the wall. The playlist included people like Brandy, Solange and so forth... the greats. But... no POC in or around the restaurant. Very interesting observation. The people working there: 10/10. The amazing hostess/waiters, the beautiful decor and the dip on crack is what I would come back for.