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Le Tambourin

4.1 (16 reviews)

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Mac and cheese,  beet and trout bruschetta and 2 types of tea

Highly recommended this place!!! Had a beet, trout, and green pea bruschetta plus a small pan of Mac &cheese. Drinks were iced tea lemonade (Arnold Palmer) plus hot tea. Each item was 4E to 7E which to me was quite reasonable for the quality. Great fresh food, great view overlooking the Rijks courtyard. Very refreshing and perfect lunch!!

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Piary S.

A very stylish cafe & the food was fresh & delicious. A friendly young chef Gideon Smit dropped by at our table with fresh strawberries. As tired tourists, it was very refreshing & we felt very welcomed.

Small cafeteria in the museum
Nicole W.

It's a restaurant in a museum. A very famous museum. IT is a take and go type of thing. But don't go asking for the side of the main dish alone - oh no. No way, no how. No way possibly put a price on it. Hahahah! okey dokey The area where you get the food isn't huge, but there are a number of different types of options! We shared an egg salad wrap and it was interesting with some curry mixed in. The cheesy croissant... meh. The tomato soup, meh. So it's basically some place to grab some sustenance before you continue enjoying the museum that you paid and arm and a leg to go see! Tons of seating, views of the park, and part of the outside of the museum.

Brian R.

This is such a great little cafeteria in the museum. Much better coffee and food. They keep the place super clean, and you'd want to come here just to eat if you didn't have to pay the museum fee!

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Alexis B.

Le Tambourin is a gorgeous cafe inside the Van Gogh Museum. It has beautiful food - sandwiches, pastries, salads. And so many beverages - lemonades with fresh fruit, coffee, mint tea, and more! Nice place to escape the crowds in the museum!

Cheese boards. Civilized way to take a break at the Van Gogh museum.
Randall H.

18 months since I first gave this spot 5 stars, a revisit (amazing considering I live in Hawaii). Still exceptional! This time I enjoyed a really hearty salad with lettuce, potatoes, bacon, asparagus, and mayonnaise l, and a glass of Merlot. Nearly €15, but wonderful ambiance. You'll need to pay to get into the museum, but once your feet and eyes are overwhelmed by the wonders of Van Gogh this hip restaurant is a true gem. On our first visit in Aug 2017 we had a couple of beers, a cheese board, and a sausage roll. They have many other options. Quality excellent all around. And the displays of food are a work of art themselves. Our treats set is back just under €20. Worth it.

2 saucizebroodjes with mustard, raspberry yogurt, fresh OJ and cappuccino = 18 EU. Reasonable price for delicious food!
Kent V.

Came here on a weekday after my visit through the museum at around 11:30am. They had a variety of options including; fruits and juices, sandwiches, pizzas, yogurts, wraps, danish, granola, meats, etc. I opted for the saucizebroodjes (sausage link in a puff pastry), raspberry yogurt and fresh squeezed OJ. The saucizenbroodjes was one of the biggest ones I've seen and tasted so good, especially with mustard on top! The raspberry yogurt was good, but I'm still convinced that the US has the better tasting yogurt. The price for all of this was pretty reasonable 18 EU. Atmosphere was nice and in a self serve cafeteria environment....had free Wifi as well and views of the park. Check it out to as a place to eat and relax after the museum!

Pizza and aloe water nine euro lol
Andy A.

Spare ribs were great! My friends enjoyed all the food and beer they ordered. Five stars is rare for me to give unless I was super satisfied with food. The service was great and enjoyed our server. If I could give it 4.5 stars I would. Great location and friendly staff. They say I must try breakfast there. Next time I come in to Amsterdam, I will. Thanks

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Review Highlights - Le Tambourin

“The food is really very tasty and the restaurant overlooks the main entrance to the Museum across the courtyard.”

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Venkel

4.5(45 reviews)
0.6 km•De Pijp, Zuid
•€€

Do you know how much I love Venkel? So much that I picked up a salad there once or twice/week…read moreduring the first 8 weeks that I lived in Amsterdam. Service: The staff are super friendly and helpful. The salads are made to order and ready within minutes. Food: I've eaten many salads and soups and every single one was sooo tasty and healthy. The ingredients are fresh and the salads feature unique combinations. The portion sizes are ideal. Ambiance: They did an amazing job designing the inside. It's welcoming, warm and cozy with nice touches and comfortable seating. Price: The prices are affordable and worth every penny. Stop what you're doing and grab a healthy meal at Venkel!

This is a great new place and I am so happy it opened quite nearby! :) Today I went here for the…read morefirst time, finally! I had the 'Linzen liefde' salad, which means Lentil love. It is a salad with of course lentils, but also goats cheese and nuts and it tastes delicious! I thought all the salads on the menu looked really good so I really want to come back soon. You can also create your own salad and choose all the ingredients. I also a had juice; apple/pear/mint. Delicious! Well it should be because its pretty damn expensive. 5 euros, and not even a big glass.. But well, it was good. There is also free water which is nice. The interior was beautiful and cozy. It really felt good and I felt very relaxed. I really like Venkel! I thought SLA was the best but now I like Venkel even more. The salads just taste amazing. LOVE LOVE LOVE. Just try it soon!

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Venkel - Heerlijke frisse gegrilde kip salade met appel/mint sapje!

Heerlijke frisse gegrilde kip salade met appel/mint sapje!

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The Pantry - Bitterballen

The Pantry

4.5(637 reviews)
0.6 km•Centrum
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If you're craving genuine, heartwarming Dutch comfort food near Leidseplein, The Pantry is the real…read moredeal. The space is quaint, cozy, and feels like stepping straight into a classic Dutch living room. If it's your first time or you just want a bit of everything, the stamppot combination plate is unbeatable. Getting to sample all three traditional mashes--hutspot, boerenkool, and zuurkool--paired with a juicy smoked sausage or traditional Dutch meatball is pure comfort on a plate. The Erwtensoep (Dutch pea soup) served with rye bread and smoked bacon is rich, thick, and incredible on a cool afternoon. Start off with the bitterballen or Dutch shrimp croquettes to share while you wait. Service is super friendly, welcoming, and effortlessly switches between languages without missing a beat. Because the dining room is small and intimate, it fills up remarkably fast--booking a table online in advance is essential, especially if you're aiming for dinner. A total gem for proper, unpretentious Dutch cuisine!

Booked a table for two at The Pantry. Completely dissatisfied with the dining experience. We…read morearrived five minutes before our reservation time. We felt like if we had been just a minute late, our table would have been given to someone else. Head Server rushed us to a table. The tables were packed like sardines in a can...barely enough room to sit down. Head server reminded us that we have only an hour and a half time slot for dinner. We then waited 20 minutes before another server took our orders, appetizer took another 20 minutes to be served. We didn't get our main dishes until an hour into our dining time slot. Because The Pantry crowds diners so tightly together, the place is extremely loud...so loud that I felt I like I was part of the adjoining tables' conversations. We could not hear eachother. It was impossible to hold a conversation. It was school cafeteria loud. We were unable to talk about the day and enjoy our meals...the noise was too distracting. Our food was nothing special. It tasted just ok. We expected it to taste better. The sauerkraut tasted pickled...like out of a jar. The red cabbage was overly sweet. The stew had only four chunks of beef. Overall, the food didn't taste fresh made. My wife could have cooked a better dinner at home. When visiting a new country, one expects better food (quality and taste) for 60 Euro. Not sure why other patrons line up to eat here. We will not return to The Pantry.

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The Pantry - The Pantry restaurant

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The Pantry - Dutch ham plate

Dutch ham plate

The Pantry - I hadn't had Dutch apple pie since my days waiting tables at Denny's, in the '80s & this was well worth the wait.

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I hadn't had Dutch apple pie since my days waiting tables at Denny's, in the '80s & this was well worth the wait.

Moeders - Hotchpotch

Moeders

4.4(357 reviews)
1.6 km•Da Costabuurt, Jordaan, West, Centrum
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Obsessed with this place! A Dutch restaurant with photos of moms everywhere. What a sweet concept!…read more We went on a Thursday night with no reservation. They have tables outside you can order drinks and snacks while you wait for your table. We waited around 30 minutes, but felt like we barely had waited since we were able to snack and hang out the whole time! We ordered the sampler dish with classic Dutch recipes. Loved the applesauce & potato sides especially! It was a great way to get a little bit of everything. The staff were also very attentive and kind! Would definitely recommend coming here and bring your mom while you're at it!

This was my husband's and my first dinner in Amsterdam! The Hacée and the stamppot are heaven! I…read morelove the plates are mismatched and have been for decades! Reading the menu was fun! We dropped off our little frame with our mothers in it. The server originally asked us to place it wherever we see fit, but the owner (she has the manager vibe) came over and helped us picked an even better spot! Service was what I thought was slow, but then we learned that Dutch people are very customer-focused, so we had to initiate an eye contact and signal to them that we are ready to close our check. I also found out that tipping is not required. Who would have thought? Oh, and also water is not free. Lastly, be sure to make a reservation because this place very packed for the duration of our meal and some people got turned away.

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Moeders - Bring a photo of your mother to post

Bring a photo of your mother to post

Moeders - The meal for 2

The meal for 2

Moeders - Inside the restaurant filled with framed pictures of mothers throughout the walls

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Inside the restaurant filled with framed pictures of mothers throughout the walls

Le Tambourin - cafes - Updated October 2026

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