Hands down, the best coffee in town! A wonderful little gem, backed up by one of the most…read moresuccessful coffee roasters in the Netherlands. The staff is super friendly too!

I'm bummed I failed to take more pictures but Friedhats was slammed when we went…read more I ordered a cortado and the hubby a pour over with a bit of milk. The coffee was very smooth and the varietal we had was light and fruity. They serve teas, bottled drinks, and alcoholic concoctions. Their coffee beans for purchase come in a large vitamin looking bottle which I was worried would get flagged in my luggage but it was still sealed when I got back home. We had the geisha roast which was reasonably priced for geisha beans at €39. Their merch was great and we probably should've grabbed a shirt but the crowd size was intimidating to get through. M

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!

Pretty cool bar we found by chance on the way to our next interview. So we checked in and I tried…read morethis amazing beer from a local Amsterdam brewery they make especially for the end of the year, great! So, the bar is nicely decorated in a rather modern style. I liked it a lot. They had 5-6 different beers on tap. A couple of local ones, all of which I saw one at Mediametic, a bar and restaurant kind of a place, that combined art and technology and offers their own food they grow themselves or get it from locals. Nice! My company tries a soup that she very much enjoyed, another one hab a chocolate kind of cake dessert which I tried and was very chocolaty and rich. The young guy behind the bar was very welcoming and friendly. We had a good but short time here and I got pretty drunk from the 9% alcohol beer I had to engulf within 15 minutes - looool

Had a sandwich with a really good, thick cut pastrami on it. Friendly service, the waitress…read moreoffered to help translate the menu. Good beer selection.

Food was terrible. Noodles aren't cooked enough. Somewhat crunchy. Sauce was bland. Noisy music…read moreblaring. Not my cup of tea. At least they didn't charge me. Waiter wasn't surprised when I complained.

Very very pricey and basic fried food. Tiny portions, high prices on both food and drinks. Quality…read moreadequate but not great. (A single bottle of bundaberg ginger beer was 4.50€!!!!!! I could buy a six pack for about the same price in my hometown.) Pleasant staff, rustic decor, currently playing jamiroquai of all things... yay, retro??? They have made an effort to use (at least tokenly) reusable/compostable/recycled items (eg bamboo straws) which I guess deserves some (at least tokenal) praise. Overall I suggest that you go elsewhere if you have the choice.

This is by far my best coffee shop find ever…read more The locals here were impeccable and so too is the staff. They just let me blaze and blaze here. Vision, Grey Haze and Éxodos Cheese are some of the best things you can find here. A truly remarkable place. Thanks what an amazing experience! The ambiance is fantastic too. Amazing stickers everywhere.

I like to get my smoke on more than I like to get my drink on. I'm a midnight toker for sure. I…read morewent to quite a few coffee shops and found the bud to be weak comparatively to our dispensaries in Detroit, Michigan. Grey Area was the best high in my experience. Just don't travel back to Paris on the train with any. The dogs will get you. And if Snoop and Willie have bellied up you know it's the spot.

They don't really serve food but the service and ambiance are amazing …read more I've been coming for 20 years+ and it's great to see their blue cheese, liberty haze, Pineapple Express and Gelato 41 thriving. The staff is very knowledgeable and kind. Great atmosphere and you meet people from all over the world. Staff was also incredibly kind.

I really appreciated my experience at this place. The service was excellent, and the budtenders…read morewere incredibly helpful and friendly. It made a big difference!

It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting…read more Thank goodness the line moves fast as everyone had their apple pies and moved on. Plain Apple Pie - 5 stars With fresh whipped cream 5 stars plus Cappuccino 3 1/2 stars Coffee 3 1/3 stars Service 4 stars Ambiance 4 stars The pie? Yes, it's really worth it!

Winkel 43 is supposedly the place to go for Dutch apple pie. It was busy when we arrived but we…read morewere seared right away. The service was unremarkable and servers were unfriendly. The pie itself was dry and not as flavorful as the other places we tried. I appreciated that the pie wasn't sweet and served at room temperature and that a slice with canned whipped cream and a coffee was only €9 but that's where it ends. I would not recommend making a special trip here and opt for a bar who serves apple pie.

We walked over from our hotel (Marriott Residence Inn/Moxy) not too sure of what we were in for…read more The main reason we chose this place is that it is the closest restaurant to the hotel. I was familiar with croquettes but I have never had the Dutch variety. Needless to say, we were all very happy and full with what we chose. My wife had the beef with artichoke sauce and loved it. My picky 13 year old chose the Dutch shrimp with mustard- mayo sauce and he ate it all. He insisted that I mention that he does not like seafood. Please note that Yelp has the location wrong. I posted a correction and hopefully it is corrected soon.

We were staying at the Residence Inn around the corner and decided to eat here for lunch. There are…read morenot too many lunch options as the hotel is located miles from the city center so we weren't sure what to expect. I've never had a croquette so I was excited to have a Dutch treat--my husband not so much. We walked in and were seated immediately. It appeared that there was only one server so I wasn't sure we would ever get waited on but she was running all over the place and finally got to us. It didn't take too long so I was in awe of her energy. I ordered a veggie croquette and water. It arrived fairly quickly and was delicious. It was served with a delicious salad and bread. Our server checked on us quite a bit while running food back and forth to other tables and taking orders. Again, I was in awe of how she managed to do all that she was doing and keep a smile on her face. We discussed going here for dinner but they were closed so we ended up going to Pont 13 which was great as well.

A cozy, authentic and friendly cafe that is connected to a barber and a bike shop. Very charming…read moreand their sandwiches are delicious and generous! Everything on the menu is homemade and the coffee is fairtrade.