Trying to combat jet lag we went for dinner and drinks at WOODSTONE Pizza and wine. The internal…read moredecor was cute and there was plenty of space. You sit close to your neighbors, but that's ok because they don't listen to you usually. We started with the woodfired nachos, they were a highlight with such simple ingredients. The chips were good by themselves but when coupled with the cheese, jalapeño, and sour cream you get a complete bite that is satisfying. The pizzas were amazing. The sauce on the Margherita was a zesty tomato that really took the spotlight. A simple pizza like this was truly elevated by the sauce. I got the Solare and was so pleasantly surprised by the combination that I had to take notes for when I make pizza at home again. The melon, arugula, hot honey, and cheese combo never would have been something I put together but it was amazing. Truly worth trying. For dessert we got the white chocolate raspberry cheesecake and jar of tiramisu. You know both of these were amazing, so no need to waste words on them. Tips for English speaking only, ask for an English menu. It is much easier than trying to translate it a little at a time. The staff was great even during a busy time for them. All in, it misses a fifth star because some of the wait times between table touches were a little long, but again it was super busy so they deserve credit for what they did. If you're looking for a great dinner or lunch, this is a place to go.

I was surprisingly very happy this time with my gluten-free pizza. They definitely improved the…read moregluten-free pizza dough big time. I would definitely come back again for some more yummy gluten-free barbecue pizza. It tasted delicious this time. I am also curious about those hot wings next time too. Service was average, nothing to get excited about but the food, drinks, and environment is a winner for me. Dutchman was a fan of the Italian wine. Maybe due to inflation I felt the price was a little too high for such a small piece of pizza, but it's definitely worth a few tries if you are a gluten-free fan. This was the first time I had a gluten-free pizza crust that tasted excellent. Next time I will tell them be light on the cheese and add a little more meat on there. They were a bit stingy on the chicken too.

We visited twice and both times were great food. One night we had pizza which was done perfectly…read more The second night we tried a pasta dish and the vegetable lasagna. Both were absolutely delicious! The right quantity of food as well, not too much and certainly not too little. The staff was very attentive and quick (as was the food coming out). We sat upstairs - it was a very nice space with enough space for tables to not be right on top of each other. As you can tell, we really enjoyed everything about the restaurant.

Pizzeria Il Palio is located on Leidsekruisstraat, a short walk away from Leidseplein in Amsterdam…read more I decided to visit here for dinner, on the first day of my December 2023 trip to the Dutch capital. The restaurant is a decent size, there is a small number of tables as you enter the restaurant, or you can go down a small number of steps where there are more tables. The pricing was reasonable for food items, but I did find the €4.5 surcharge for a gluten-free pizza base to be a little excessive, I understand that gluten-free does cost the restaurant more, but it seems a little over the top to charge this much more. I decided to go for the gluten-free pollo pizza which contained chicken and mushrooms, the chicken was very good quality, the amount of the toppings (chicken, mushrooms, sauce etc) was generous and could almost be restaurant quality on its own, but the base was far too thick, it wasn't crispy, it was edible sure but wasn't too enjoyable. Drinks also seemed fairly expensive, especially non-alcoholic drinks, the cheapest drink in terms of € per ml was a draught beer - it was amusing to me how beer ended up being cheaper than water! The staff seemed friendly enough and the phone charging boxes were a nice touch as they don't have plug sockets by the tables. The other members of my party ordered a lasagna and were very pleased with their meals so perhaps their regular food seems much better than their gluten-free options, which need some work but there's a lot of potential for sure. 3* - I probably wouldn't return but that doesn't mean my experience was bad, there were some positives about the experience as mentioned.

Workers smoking right next to me while eating dinner. Terrible. Both workers and chef came out to…read moresmoke.

Pizza was delicious. Pasta was melt-in-your-mouth. Service was great!, too. Definitely recommend.read more

Delicious food, friendly staff, family-run. We will go back -- we might even return with our…read moredaughters tonight!

I've never been to the store personally but I order from their delivery service pretty often (more…read morethan I should, actually :P) The pizza crust is amazing, it's crunchy and very thin. You can also opt for a thicker bottom and I recommend it, it's not ally thicker at all and somehow tastes better to me? Haha I love their Napoli in Rosso and Calabria in Rosso. If you are a veggie, try their pesto pizza with two types of pesto, and you can add them to the pizza as you like. They have added a few new pizzas and although the I haven't tried any yet, I can't wait for the weekend to order again!

Best delivery pizza I've found in Amsterdam. I've been partial to their sausage pizza and pepperoni…read morepizza which is surprisingly spicy. They serve thin crust Napoli-style pizza with fresh ingredients. They aren't as good as the Napoli pizza places that don't deliver, but for delivery pizza they're pretty good. They also have a large selection of other "authentic Italian foods", such as lasagnas and pastas. I can't speak to their authenticity, but I can say the tiramisu contains real alcohol. Whoa nelly! The downside to this place is they put chocolate flavored pop-rocks on their cannoli instead of bright green pistachios. It's very weird! I don't remember cannolis exploding in my mouth before. (That's what she said!)

Ristorante San Remo Pizzeria is a great family owned Italian restaurant in the Mosveld section of…read moreAmsterdam, which is north of Central Station, across the river. I always get the onion soup and the pizza quatro stagioni with extra garlic and oregano. It's always predictably delicious. This restaurant is a solid 5-star if you are looking for amazing pizza and friendly service.

Came in based on the reviews. We were in early so it wasn't busy. It took a while for anyone to…read morecome to our table. When she did, she was nice. I believe it is a family business. My pizza was huge. The dough was thicker than I prefer. Flavor was decent. My friend had pasta with mussels. She said it was too salty for her taste. She also ordered the tiramisu. It was tasty. Our dining experience was good. I would come back but would definitely try other places in the area first. Nothing bad. Just nothing stellar.

A nice italian restaurant in de pijp. Food is fresh and true italian. A local favourite. We tried…read morethe lasagne and pasta bolignaise. I like the place despite the charging for water (no tapwater) nor pin.

This is a hidden gem, on a quiet side street. Small and family-run, Angoletto is popular among…read moreneighborhood residents. We watched the cook working in the open kitchen. Beautiful fresh ingredients. We had the grilled sausage and pasta Bolognese. Note- they only accept cash.

Terrific pizza. Light, really flavorful, and the ingredients tasted very fresh. Reminds me of the…read morequality of pizza that I had while traveling in Italy. The wonderful smell draws you in while you're still on the street walking to the restaurant. Makes me wish I lived in the neighborhood so that I could visit every week!

We stopped by Oost for a glass of wine. The atmosphere was adorable and the service was great…read more Nearly all of the tables were reserved so obviously the food is popular. Cute little place! Will definitely be back to try the food!