Great location to dine outdoors overlooking one of the many canals. I enjoyed the Moscow mule &…read moretomato soup very much. My friend was not too impressed with the grilled cheese. Our server was friendly.

The Pastrami sándwich was the highlight of my day. The rest of place was nice and cozy, but the…read morepastrami sandwich is everything. Many good flavors.

My wife and I were looking for an historic, comfortable, place to dine with good, local cuisine and…read morewe certainly found it at Cafe Anno1890. The food and hospitality was lovely and the view very satisfiying. We will remember our time there and try to get back soon!

The food was amazing. I had schnitzel with potatoes au gratin and mushrooms. The taters were…read morecrispy on top and creamy. The schnitzel was tender but crispy. I really enjoyed it. Great service and atmosphere as well

You'd think a restaurant right by a few major tourist attractions wouldn't be great, but the Eye…read moreRestaurant really delivered. Located just steps from A'DAM LOOKOUT and THIS IS HOLLAND, this restaurant is the perfect place to dine before or after visiting either. We stopped in at about 2:30pm before heading to the LOOKOUT and had no problem getting a seat. The restaurant is huge! We were seated up on the third level and a waitress came over with menus immediately. Don't worry, they have menus in both Dutch AND English. I went with the burger which was actually delicious and my cousin had some sort of cheese sandwich and a side of fries. I'm actually not really sure this is what she intended to order (I think she wanted to go with a cheese plate instead), but she really liked it anyway. Service was fast and friendly, and we were able to get in, eat, and pay in under 40 minutes. I could imagine that this place offers some beautiful views on a sunny day, but all we really saw was fog. All in all, a pretty solid place for a quick bite if you're in the area.

This is the Bar Restaurant part of the Eye Film Institute. Great place.. really amazing terrace and…read morethe inside is also great... lean and essential design which matches 100% the incredible museum building. Free entrance, you do not need to get to the movies or museum... but it is a great step to start or end after you enjoyed the Film Institute :) Bar food, a bit more high level than normal bar... bare in mind service is quite sloppy even if they have a very complex table numbering and electronic pads to take your order... at the end who is delivering your food/drinks are students... and well... they need to be trained... maybe because it is still a new business. Over all a great place to spend a sunny afternoon / evening.... oohh... and it is a VERY windy position... but I love it!!

Great place for an after-museum visit meal! Just down the street from the Rijksmuseum, and the food…read moreis great. Meatball was one of the best I've had - wife liked the "grannies pancakes" with bacon. Great canal-side searing, prompt and courteous service. Perfect ending to a great morning!

Ok the food is good, really good. This was our last meal in Amsterdam and wanted something…read moreauthentic and local. This charming place fit the bill. We found the cafe and followed the sign to the side door that indicated the dining room. The top floor was closed for a private event but they sat us at a lovely table in a tight corner. It fit us just fine. The place has tons of character. A young lady took our order but didn't understand a couple things and the timing and ordering of our food wad screwed up. When the manager realized our friend was sitting there with a salad while the rest of us were waiting for our food, he told the kitchen to fire our plates. We had a burger and scallops coming. At least our friend's food wasn't going to get cold. When our food arrived, mine was baked chicken. I ordered what said 'scallops' in their English menu. The manager came over and explained that there was a misprint on the English line of the menu and they haven't had it fixed and the waitress didn't know but he promised the chicken was good. We were pressed for time at this point. We had plenty of time when we arrived but since the waitress was waiting for us to eat my friend's salad as an appetizer before telling the kitchen make our food, the time was burned by the time our food finally arrived. The worst part was they don't do take away in Amsterdam, apparently. I had to admit it smelled divine. I shook the manager's hand and thanked him before I dug in. This is probably the best chicken dish I've ever had. Seriously. It was so perfect. Juicy, perfectly cooked, crispy skin, and flavor throughout. The Pommes friets were perfect too. It was awful that I didn't have more time to properly enjoy the whole dish and get my fill but we had to run to catch a boat for a canal tour. Highly recommended to give them a try.

Great Place! The food was really good, the drinks too. Very nice and comfortable sitting. Our…read moreserver Jasper was amazing, very great guy and extremely nice:)

This is a solid, 3-star, neighborhood pub. It offers a respectable beer selection and good, if not…read moregreat, food. It has a lively and friendly atmosphere and English-speaking staff. If I traveled here often, I'd consider this a reliable choice.

Wanted to see a Windmill, What could be better a windmill attached to a bar. This is a Brew House…read moretype bar located of course along the banks of a canal. We sat out side as the weather was exceptionally warm for the time of year. Bars service only where we were sitting. Nice afternoon just drinks no food.

Great beer and light food in a wonderful location. Service and staff are fantastic. Easy to get to…read moreright off the 7 tram

This was the first place my mom and I stumbled upon in Amsterdam on our first walk around town…read moreafter checking into our hotel. This cafe has a restaurant section, outdoor seating and a cafe section that is great for working on your computer. Pros: -Really food good. I got a lamb sausage sandwich, super tasty and flavorful. -Friendly service and they are nice to tourists -The waiter makes sure your food is to your satisfaction and asks how everything was Cons: -Limited seating so be mindful of coming during peak hours -Service was a little slow in the beginning. We entered though the cafe part of the restaurant and were confused as to why there wasn't a waiter coming to give us a menu.

Food was great and atmosphere was just as great. We were in the area looking for a different…read morerestaurant to have brunch and fell upon this gem. Great choice and food was appetizing as well. Definitely give it shot here and give our taste buds a satisfaction

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.