There's nothing like a European bakery. This one was classic in many regards. Great service, great…read moreselection and great tasting goods! The pictures say it all!

Don't know about all the sweet stuff since I don't really eat that. The kroket is what they are…read moreknown for (in my family) and that is what I came for. It was good, as always. Just missed a bit of butter on the bread.

Wow, this was a nice surprise. My friends live near Waterlooplein Metro station, and De Hapjeshoek…read moreis one of their go-to takeout places. If you didn't know it was there, you would definitely miss it. Plus, you would never think a joint in a subway station complex is any good, but this is a real hidden gem. Suriname is a former Dutch colony in South America. Consequently, there are a number of Surinamese restaurants in Amsterdam, but this takeout stands OUT. The overhead menu sign is all in Dutch, and so are the few items marked in the butcher/bakery-like display counters. Most dishes are not identified. I had no idea what to get so friends did the ordering. After we ordered I noticed a QR-code for the English menu. Whatever I ate, and we had at least 6 dishes, they were hearty, spicy and bursting with flavor. You probably can't go wrong trying several items. Don't forget shrimp chips. If you aren't doing takeout, there are a few cafeteria tables to sit and eat. Don't miss this place!

Fabulous Surinamese in Amsterdam, recommended by Phil of Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix. This did…read morenot disappoint. We ordered it via UberEats and it arrived fresh and delicious. The only dish that was not a stand out was the Samosa. Highly recommend the Bakje Bami, Nasi (stir fried noodles with a wonderful and unusual sauce) and the Kip Ketjap (chicken in sweet soy). I want more of this, and will have to return to beautiful Amsterdam soon!

Great coffee lunch spot. All of our lunches were delicious. I had the BLT sandwich and mimosa…read more Others in my group had the hummus toast and avocado toast. Service was fast and friendly. Nice environment. Defiantly recommend.

Great food, great service and great location. I recommend the chicken dish. Good selection of…read morebeers.

My group came here a second day because it was walking distance to the conference and the food and…read moredrinks were solid. My friends enjoyed the toastie (which is like a grilled cheese) as well as the omelette crepe. I had to get the goat cheese honey sandwich a second time because it was so good. The iced latte was also incredible - the ice was crushed enough that it almost had the texture of a coffee slurpee. Service was quick despite the place being packed. There is a handful of tables inside and some outdoor seating as well. Pay at the register.

Situated between the middle and working class neighborhoods of the Rivierenbuurt, and Gangsterville…read more(the Scheldebuurt) where if you get run over by a car on a pedestrian crossing, at least you can take comfort in the fact that it's likely to be a Maserati, Aston Martin or Range Rover that will bring you to your untimely end, is @7. For the British readers of this review, rejoice!! @7 serves scones with clotted cream, and they are tastier than a Dutch lady in Birkenstocks having a cigarette on a terrace while shouting orders to her partner on the things he needs to buy when he goes shopping. @7 is well lit. Which is very handy as you can play a game of 'who's had a botox top up and who is natural.' Apart from the aforementioned scones, they also do a pretty good club sandwich and a good selection of smoothies. They also know the difference between a Latte Macchiato and a Koffie Verkeerd, which sadly a lot of places in Amsterdam do not. (Yes I'm talking about you C&T) It's well worth hanging out there, especially if you love people watching. It's like being part of a wildlife documentary spotting the different kinds of species that enter. 1. The glamorous older woman with a tiny little lapdog that looks embarrassed to be seen with her. 2. The spoilt daddy's girl whose smartphone is in a Chanel case, and who wears dark glasses indoors even though the place is a brightly lit as a red light district window. She also makes a big show of where to rest her Louis Vuitton or Michael Kors handbag. 3. The happy divorcee, spending the afternoon getting slightly sozzled drinking prosecco from the proceeds of the divorce settlement. Happy days. I go for the scones, but keep going back to watch the people. Een aanrader!

I'm a huge fan of fresh. This place has the best sandwiches made with their fresh bread, their teas…read moreand juices also freshly squeezed. Even fresh herbs, and flowers on the table. Whenever I end up in Rotterdam Jordys Bakery is a must.

This bakery already looks super authentic and organic. I bought spelt quinoa bread there today…read more Love both ingredients but have never seen bread with a mix of both. It's very good! :) wanna try their sandwiches and desserts soon too.

I really enjoyed my lunch at Goodies. The sandwiches are superb. Very fresh ingredients and the…read morebread is amazing. They also have a nice selection of local beer. Grab one of the sidewalk tables, enjoy the people watching and have a great lunch with a beer.

Great place. Good service. Perfect to eat something fast, grab a beer or coffee. The Pastrami…read moresandwich was really tasty.

Holy slow as molasses service. But if you're not in a rush and looking to escape busy Wallen, then…read morethis may be a spot for coffee, tea or beer for you. I am looking to go back simply to try their Smoking Gun beer. A "dangerous" beer that is made with lapsang souchong tea. They brew it themselves but alas were out when we were there.

My second time around in this restaurant, and I am not impressed by the various foods I have tried…read more As some of you know by now, I like to eat salads and more 'finer' foods, with my one requisite being that I could not cook it better myself. This is not the case here. My salad had not enough dressing, no nuts at all, and was definitely not as voluminous as that of girlfriend. The 'specialty' beer started boring me halfway through, and they only had 4 different ones to serve. First time we visited, we had the high tea with muffins, quiche, soup and brownies, and I remember not being really impressed then either. The location is awesome, which is probably why they are still in business, snagging poor tourists along the way. Have a cup of tea, would be my recommendation.

a cute little bakery with an assortment of coffees and baked goods ranging from brownies, cookies,…read morecakes and pies. we ordered the nut pie which is pretty much a pecan pie with some other various nuts, and a fudge brownie. the pecan pie was delicious but a bit too sweet for my liking. we also got the fudge brownie which was a bit too rich. it was still enjoyable but definitely requires some coffee or tea to go along with the sweetness of the desserts.

One of the most populair places in Rotterdam to get your baked goods like brownies, muffins,…read morecheesecakes... a bit upscale with prices to match. Almost everything tastes a bit too rich to my liking. Similar places are Lof der Zoetheid (which I like better) and Dudok (which I like less).