The concept behind this restaurant : training recent immigrants to work and earn wages while…read moresharing cuisine from their home countries. We went as part of our group tour. Therefore, our menu and choice of drinks was set.The food was good, not spicy, and included a variety of cuisine from several different countries. The regular menu seemed to have a variety of interesting choices. The atmosphere was great and the decor bright, and colorful. The waiters and waitresses were very gracious and polite. It was a place that I would definitely visit again, if I return to Amsterdam !

Food, service and ambience were top notch. Prices were very fair…read more Roasted cauliflower was awesome! Keep doing good things at ABM!

Very nice address…read more the concept is nice: a former school, nothing around, offices in the room next to. At first his may seem strange . but simple and chic decor and top service puts us immediately at ease . the food is good, it is a mixture of Bio dutch. presentation may seem simple but it is really very good. It has been tried mixed up that I would never try. the price is reasonable at about the 25e/person for a glass of wine, three flat (the food is to share because it is an average amount) and two dessert. I will return for sure! and I recommend it.

Today I went to OldSchool for a belated birthday dinner. I had a reservation at 19 and it was only…read morea short bike ride away from my home. The location is quite cool and I like the setting, an old school now used as event space and a restaurant. The restaurant space was big and industrial but with the light and the candles is was cozy and nice. The restaurant was not very busy and when we came in I said something like; "yeah I have a reservation, though it does not seem like I really needed one". The waitress got a little irritated by this :') But it was true, there weren't many people, sorry... We were seated and an other waitress helped us for the rest of the evening. She was very kind and helpful. The first thing I noticed was that the new winter menu was much more expensive than the summer menu I saw online. For dishes that are meant to be shared (OldSchool has the shared dinning concept that you see a lot nowadays) 19 euros is quite a lot. Well, alright, let's order. We started with some bread with oil and butter, a fish platter and a glass of Chardonnay. The fish platter came with baby octopus (not much taste, a little sour), mackerel (okay) and mackerel crème (okay). The waitress got us some extra bread for the crème, which was kind. The platter was nothing special and not something I would ever order again. After this we had the Gascone calf's meat with potato's. This was fine, but again, nothing spectacular. Still, it was 19 euros, quite a lot for dish to share. We also order cauliflower with cranberry sauce, hazelnut crème and hazelnuts. This dish I did really like. The other veggie dishes (which were meant as sides) also sounded interesting and creative. For dessert we ordered 2 desserts to share; a 'vanilla cranberry parfait in a sandwich of chocolate cookie' and 'tartelette of mandarin and almonds. The parfait tasted boring and the cookie was way to hard, it was not eatable with fork or spoon so you have to separate the ice-cream from the cookie and eat the cookie with your hands. The tartelette was actually very good but it was soooo small. Just lame. You would finish it in 3-4 bites. We paid 70 euros for everything, which is much more then you would pay for the same amount of food with the summer menu. The prices are really higher now! I hate it when restaurants do this when they feel like they are popular enough, I will give this place three stars because the setting was cool, the waitress friendly, I liked two dishes and the calf was okay. But still, I would not recommend this ever and I could have given 2 stars for this experience as well. It was just not worth it and there are so many restaurants that are much better!

Amazing Dutch pancakes. We had the ham and cheese, lemon jam, and a small order of there mini…read morepancakes. Service was not rushed at all. The staff was very friendly. Your sitting in a glass room surrounded by lush green trees, very peaceful.

Lovely spot although I've not been in about 5 years as I regularly traveled to Amsterdam,…read moreRotterdam. And Altmaar. Pancakes are great in the Netherlands and this spot served the classics with the local accompaniments .... Cute spot next to a canal and nearby the Van Gogh and the Rijksmuseum. O O T l

This place is across the street from the RAI Convention Center. It's convenient if you are there…read morefor a conference. It's a darker pub setting with a good kitchen. Had both beer and wine. Quick service. Then we ordered food. Had Wiener schnitzel and it came out hot and crispy. Fries were also crispy. Burger was juicy. Overall a good choice for bar food.

Maybe 3+. Good food. Solid. I had the cheeseburger, side salad, and fries. The burger was solid, a…read morelittle overdone for me. The salad was fresh and nicely dressed (light). The fries were nice and crispy and piping hot. Overall, solid meal.

Very nice space, very nicely design and big. It is outside…read morethe center so you need either car/bike/motorbike to get there or by metro... or ... yes.. a taxi. I was there for my company's Christmas party.... very nice. They let you get there the stuff you want for your own music and shows. Food is good (bar food), and drinks are nice. Just a bit outside the usual central path.... but then you get a nice spacey place with very easy parking !!

I have no idea why there are no reviews for this place, but I'll go first…read more First, the food was great and the portions were big. Also, reasonably priced. There are many options to pick from. Tried different Tapas and dishes, and they were all good, no exceptions. Recommended! P.S. The listed hours are not correct; I went on a Friday evening, and the restaurant was open and busy.

Friends and I just finished watching a movie around the corner at Pathè and smelt delicious food as…read morewe walked in... We felt like seafood and found this place. We went at 10pm so the time on this is wrong I think... Service was great. Food was good there's a lot of choices so you choose a lot and it's small portions. I would come back if I had time.

Juniper & Kin is a gorgeous cocktail bar and restaurant on the 21st floor of the new QO Amsterdam…read morehotel. The venue takes up the entire floor and has wall to wall windows for a bird's eye view. The bar area is very large and, though the bar itself isn't too big, it is surrounded by plenty of lounge seating with cushy chairs and sofas and tables. It was fairly quiet on a rainy Tuesday evening but I'm sure this place must be popular on weekends. What a sexy place for a date or night out! Cocktails are inventive and there's something for everyone, including a handful of AF cocktails (the bar carries the full line of Seedlip spirits). My husband and I enjoyed several tasty drinks and a really nice cheese plate, though I do wish this had come with some bread or crackers. The bartenders were very nice, though seemed a little bit inexperienced. As we were leaving, we passed the open kitchen where chefs were preparing dinner. They use a lot of ingredients from their own greenhouse on the roof. I'll be keeping an eye on this place for my next visit to Amsterdam!

I ordered whole chicken for tonight's dinner - Piri Piri Spicy Chicken, with the delivery through…read moreUerEats total was 24.50 euro. I love rotisserie chicken and my favorite place in Amsterdam is BIerfabrik, so having this place deliver chicken to my place at any time of the day is the win for me! It was a tad dry (breast part) but plenty of oily piri piri sauce to compensate. I did not order any sides, I made a simple arugula salad at home, but I hear that aioli is amazing.

Great chicken and fries, very close to the convention center. Owner is very nice. Food is fresh…read more Menu is simple but delicious

Our hotel outside of Amsterdam was located in between a number of tech businesses and a…read moreneighborhood. This was our last dinner after 3 weeks Europe. We had an early departure and so didn't want a heavy meal. Our hotel staff recommend pizza here. We ordered a pizza with chicken, spinach, sweet peppers and olives on it, and a margherita pizza. While waiting for the pizzas, we had to try the espresso martinis. These were top notch! I'd count amongst the best martinis I've had. When the pizzas came, we were blown away. We had asked the size and were told a usual individual pizza, so we were expecting dinner plate size. These were AT LEAST twice that. We so wished we had only ordered one and shared. The crust was thin, cracker-like and we liked that very much. Among our best meals. I missed the photo as we were too ready to dig in! The restaurant was very lively, lots of festive music and plenty of people watching available. The restaurant didn't come up on any of our online suggestions while traveling, but if you are ever in the area, don't hesitate. Do be careful, because short walk in Europe is quite different from an American short walk. The walk was about 15-20 minutes from our hotel. The air was brisk, and part of the walk is along the water... so to our American friends... just bundle up and go for it! The walk and the evening was a delight!

The best inexpensive restaurant in the area, you get huge portions and it's delicious. Walked in…read moredurning evening hours and literally closed the place with the staff. Unsure if they were short staffed but it took some time to be seated and for my order to be taken. I tried the bruschetta for apps and the spaghetti carbonara for my main. And for dessert I had the best tiramisu I have ever tried.