From the owner: kookworkshops voor alle leeftijden, private diner, locatie verhuur en catering op locatie!…read moreWe zijn van alle markten thuis.

Japanese chef makes the best ramen and Okonomiyaki in Amsterdam. Second floor, always busy.read more

From the owner: Catering, Private Diners, Workshops.read more

From the owner: "In den Ossewaerd" is een Bed&Breakfast, Koookstudio en vergaderlocatie. U kunt bij ons dus slapen,…read morekoken, eten en vergaderen! Apart of in combinatie. Wij verzorgen privé-lunches,-diners tot 40 personen of bijeenkomsten tot 75 personen. Vergaderen kan bij ons tot maximaal 75 personen (theateropstelling). Zit u liever aan vergadertafels dan zijn vergaderingen tot maximaal 40 personen bij ons mogelijk.

Cool concept but poorly executed. Not much cooking instruction. Do not recommend for large groups…read more Dietary restrictions not handled well. Took very long

It was absolutelly amazing!…read more We have been there, 14 people, for our team building and christmas event! We wanted something cozy with drinks incuded and not very expensive. We chose world tapas as menu, and those who could not cook - did a remarkable job, under supervision of Denis! We never had so much fun and the most important - we enjoyed cooking together! Denis has amazing atmosphere in his studio and we will definatelly come back for new recepies! Thank you!!!

I went there today for their Groupon deal, an afternoon tea. It was nice to have an afternoon tea…read morewith an Asian twist. It started with some small dishes dim sum style. While they paired it with 2 different teas: Oolong Ginseng and a mixed black tea (I think) with rose buds. Then it ended with a selection of their chocolate truffles. They're quite delicious. Het Zesde Geluk is a very interesting workshop center where they cater to a group of people to educate them about food and tea. I love it!!!! Pros: - super friendly service - interesting and great products - eclectic selections on cooking workshops - probably the only place in Rotterdam that knows about real tea culture (not those flavored tea craps most people drink) - good selection of tea sets to start your tea drinking/brewing hobby Cons: - I wish they're open as a normal cafe, I'd go there frequently.

Unchanged since 1928 Patisserie Holtkamp holds a special place in the hearts of locals, the facade…read moreat Vijzelgracht 15 providing only a small glimpse of the treasures within its beautiful Art Nouveau interior. A tightly packed space, all four walls filled with delicacies ranging from handmade Chocolates and Cakes to packaged Confections, staff takes an old-time approach to hospitality by greeting each guest with warm smiles before boxing each item carefully. Far more than Pancakes and Syrup Waffles, a Baba in thick Syrup as sweet as it is boozy, fans of Canele will find Holtkamp nearly as good as those in Bordeaux with a generous crunch giving way to mellow Cake with the texture of Custard. Also offering Macarons and Feuilletine, tempting but not enough to replace three Chocolates including one with Honeycomb, Dutch Tompoucen comes highly recommended thanks to all the elements of a Napoleon but more Pastry Cream.

A quick stop here for a sweet treat as we toured our way through Amsterdam's food scene. Holtcamp…read moreis known for cakes, pastries and a whole lot of other things. It's a very small shop on a very busy street so it would be easy enough to miss. That would be a mistake. You'll want to ask for the Eberhardjes cookies. If there's such a thing as an official cookie of Amsterdam, these are the ones. Named for the late mayor, they're delicious and perfect to bring home because of the "XXX" baked into them, the symbol of the city. The label on the cookies translates to "Take good care of our city and each other." Sweet. [Review 12091 overall, 1874 of 2019.]