Cozy little cafe off the quiet side of the Neude. Good place to grab a drink after work and it even…read morelights up on the weekend. It's always packed on Thursday-Saturday, usually with a DJ, until 3am.

Fine bar, love there really relaxed seating. Think scruffy old grandpa chairs and an eclectic mix…read moreof whatever the you-know-what they could find, really laid back atmosfere. The terrace is great in warmer weather and the bar area is great in the really small hours of the morning. Toilets: the whole thing is no longer really attached to the floor.. Yikes! All in all, just a fun, chill bar at any time of the day or night.

The food was absolutely scrumptious and the staff was so pleasant to talk to but it was a bit…read moreoverpriced for people in a budget...

Good food for a fair price, right in the heart of the neighborhood…read more Very child friendly both in service as well as their menu.

It is not a real restaurant and neither a bar. Most of the space is taken by tables though where…read moreyou get to eat. Menu is short with usual bar food, better than average but not super. I had an antipasti starter which is basically chorizo and coppa with a bit of bread, not much bread. Lot of cold cuts. We had to really wait a lot so we got guacamole with chips, frankly just felt as out of the bag and heated in the microwave with plastered cheese, hot sauce and guacamole. A messy thing. My main dish was stale. Done ok. Good meat but too salty. There was no different from rear, well done or middle way. The waiter himself was jus dishing out plates with out asking and confessed they were all the same. Sweets were just something frozen, chocolate and butter pudding. Really not good. Service is sloppy, slow and not too friendly for being a bar. Ber was good, that is nothing they can change fortunately. Add that the place is in the middle of nowhere, yes, by the water but still nowhere, then you get that I won't probably get there again. Not too expensive but for what you get is anyway pricey.

a restaurant must be rated by the food it serves, not its location or surroundings - and the food…read morewas just average and certainly did not do justice to the very nice waterfront.

Such a great place! We really fell in love with the food, staff and laid back atmosphere at this…read moreamazing beach club!

A really nice place right on the beach. I was very nicely surprised by the food and also service…read moresince I would not expect such quality in a beach restaurant. We ended up spending much more time here than originally planned and it was so relaxing! I can definitely recommend to sit on the terrace and watch the sea :)

As far as Amsterdam goes I feel this was a solid four stars. Now Spanish tapas versus anywhere else…read moreis different of course but this was a good compromise. We came in with a massive group and the staff was more than happy to help us out and cater to our needs. Getting a refill on our drinks was the only thing which took time but it wasn't unreasonable. The top is themselves were surprisingly quick to the table. As for the tapas, just about everything was tasty. For vegetarian stuff the green peppers were great as usual, but make sure to put salt on them. The tomatoes are also really tasty and patatas brava of course. The mushrooms were a little ordinary though. The paella looked really good and tasted so according to others even though I didn't try it. Will certainly go back with a smaller group to try out other dishes.

We went here with a group on a Friday night. It was pretty crowded and we came with no reservation…read morebut luckily there were still a few tables in the back (also because we arrived pretty late, around 9.). This place is really cozy. It reminds me of Pata Negra, with the tiles on the wall and being so dark. The service was fast here. The friendly waitress came quickly to ask us if we wanted drinks and also came quickly when we wanted to order the food. The food also arrived fast, There were plenty of choices on the menu. Fish, meat or vegetarian. All good. We tried a few different things like grilled sardines, patatas bravas, lamb chops, olives, stuffed eggs, chicken, gamba's pil pil. Everything was so yummy! This place really knows quality. I loved it, especially the lamb chops and the gamba's. Everything was for a fair price as well. If you order 2 dishes a person with your party (dishes will be like 6,50) and start of with some bread and olives, have about 2 drink it will cost you like like 22 each. Not much! I will certainly come back and try more veggie dishes next time because they looked great as well.

Excellent spot. The chairs are simple kitchenchairs, the tables are simple kitchen tables. The host…read moreis a wonderful friendly gentleman who welcomes you warmly. Keep in mind that when you go here, it is slow food. Wonderful choice of great wines. If you are looking for prime Italian food which is not your typical pizza or pasta meal but instead delicious, well cooked dishes of pure joy. Go here and go here often!

Enjoyed Spanish omelette and seabass at this cozy and quiet restaurant (made a reservation in…read moreadvance). Food execution was excellent. Delicious sangria. Service was friendly and prompt.

Visited Tasca Bellota per the recommendation of our hotel bartender, which was about a 15 minute…read morewalk from where we were staying, and beautifully located on the water. Staff was very warm and welcoming the minute we walked in. It was quiet for a Friday evening, which as tourists was a plus as we wanted a place with less foot traffic. The food was incredibly tasteful and unique. We ordered the zucchini ratatouille, patatas, chicken skewers, and stuffed bell peppers. Everything was deliciously saucy - I wanted to mix and match the sauces from all the dishes together! Overall highly recommend!

After a night walk in Amsterdam, we ate dinner at this place. Recommended by our tour guide…read more The restaurant was packed. Too crowded and so tight to walk on second floor where we ate. But I liked it so much because of the architectural design of classic house built 17th century. The decor is gothic Parisian cafe. We started with appetizers -combo of fresh bread - cheese coquette with salad - lentil green pea soup Main dish - steak - salmon Dessert - chocolate lava cake - cheese cake My favorite was the dessert. It's warm and the moist. The salmon was baked and slightly overcooked and needed salt - bread was average. Overall . It was a good experience. It felt like tapas place in Barcelona.

This place was a lifesaver for us in that they serve a decent meal late at night everything was…read morealready closed or at least an hour wait. Their signatures are their steak, chicken satay, and spareribs. Some questions my parents had...Tournedos (the first four options under the meat main courses) refers to a cut of beef; they're also steaks. Gambas is shrimp. When they say potato chips, they mean fries. Eetcafe 't Pakhuis is a little bistro with a bar on Voetboogstraat (Voetboog Street) that's been running since 1975. It's actually pretty convenient if you're walking along Kalverstraat and looking for something quick and filling. I can't say for how they're like during normal hours though. For us, it was late and we'd been wandering all over the place trying to find something to eat that wasn't booked, closed, or has a mile-long waitlist. We came across this place by accident and it was between 't Pakhuis or Amsterdam Grill next door. There wasn't really anyone there at the time besides one or two other tables, and I ended up being pretty excited that they had satay. Indo-Dutch cuisine was something I wanted to try. It was just a bit unfortunate that I was the only one in my group who wanted to, but a delight nevertheless. The two negative points for us is that (1) the place is pretty dim at night and (2) all of our dishes were cool when it got to us. Lighting was low enough that we all took out our phones in order to read the menu and food was cool that I'm pretty sure they'd been left out to sit for a while. Not completely sure why they're essentially called the Warehouse Eatery(?), but it was good, hardy food and their main courses come with fries and a salad. The combo makes for a solid plate of food. From what I could see, they had multiple rooms and many, MANY tables. This is probably a safe bet to walk-in at.