This place was recommended from a very good bike tour guide. Beers are brewed there and they are…read moreFANTASTIC. So flavorful. Try the snack platter for amazing snacks (and bitterballen!). We went to have lunch the next day. Food is also great.

Cool space with lots of different types of seating. Wide selection of beers. Only had the tosti,…read morebut it was very good. Friendly service.

We came here in the early afternoon on a Friday and pretty much stayed all day. The beers here were…read moredelicious. I started with a flight of five beers and then had a few more pints of my favourites. I also enjoyed a couple bites of a very good toastie, some delicious pickles, some weird cheese stick things and a bitterballen. Service is purely at the bar. Loved that the patio was right in front of an old windmill.

Craft brewery that was established in the 80s in a former bathhouse. It's next to the amazing…read moreDeGooyer Windmill. The tasting room is well appointed and the outdoor patio area is pretty large. They primarily brew organic craft beers leaning towards Belgian influences. The beers we had were spectacular. Far superior than anything I've had in America and we've got some darn good breweries. My favorite is the Zatte Tripel. The food offerings were perfectly European. We shared a board of bread, sausages, cheese, olives, and nuts. Service was fast and friendly.

I hadn't been here in quite a while and decided to try it again. It's a fairly large place with…read moregood free Internet. I'm giving a star to its relaxed casualness, so take it or leave it as to the type of place you might want to go to. I enjoyed my Belgian blonde ale, vegetarian bitterballen and goat cheese flammkuchen. I found the portions to be generous and the service to be friendly and helpful. I plan to go back and take a friend so that in itself adds a star to the review.

Only three stars because I think this brewery does not do a good job at its core assigment:…read morebrewing. The beers I tasted were without exception novelty beers, with overly fruity, herby or bitter tastes. Get your pilsener right and other basics right, first! The food however was excellent. Troost has gone full vegetarian on their burgers and this was the first time in my life I tasted that vegetarian burger replacements have a future. Texture and flavours were spot on. Wouldn't mind coming back for the burgers and will accept that the beers are not as I would like them.

Loved this place! Amazing frothy beer selection, great outdoor seating to people watch and soak in…read moreAmsterdam, and great wait staff! Came here after a long day to decompress from all the walking I did in the city! Loved the staggered seating - makes for a really fun experience - almost like you're in a movie theatre and the film is the people on the street :)

Good location and people watching. Near a busy area with lots to see within walking distance…read more Was surprised when we walked up because there were many nearby places that were busy and this place..... absolutely empty. Scary. We sat down anyways and chose a table outside to watch the show of life. Beer was good. Had to try the local staple, bitterballen, and was not impressed. Lacked flavor and half of them were empty. We were amazed on how one could fry something like this and it be empty, yet it keeps it outer shell intact while being empty inside. Very odd. Double burger helped this place out but it wasn't a home run. Fries were just ok. I wouldn't eat here again but may have a beer here for the people watching. Oh well.

This restaurant is attached to the Leonardo Hotel which I stayed in for a week so before I left I…read moredecided to go downstairs and try this place and WOW I'm so glad I did! I ordered the Beef Short Rib which is my go to and it was delicious! It's a good size too so be prepared to take home a doggy bag! The fries were incredible and I'm not even a big fry person but these had the best crunch to them and tasted salty but a little sweet. (Don't be scared... Just get them!) The service was very pleasant and my food came out quickly! The interior was very cozy and it wasn't too noisy at all. It's a must if you're traveling here and would like a nice dinner.

Great chicken! Seasoned well and super juicy! Great fries and super tasty beers! Food came out…read morequick and and tasted so fresh! The servers were nice and came around often! For the amount of food we got this place was well priced. Loved it.

It doesn't seem like much but I had a great solo experience at Craft & Draft. I was ending the More…read moreBeer tour at Craft & Draft, which is the last stop where you pick up your free t-shirt! The bartenders were super nice and friendly (always a pleasant surprise) and were talking to the other regulars about what they did last night and what they plan to do after work. Super casual. It seemed like they were also very knowledgeable about beer so if you're not sure, you can consult with them to get recommendations. The beer was great and there were a lot of options. The location is near the park and also near a tram stop if you want to take public transport after your beers (or beer tour, in my case). I hope to do the beer tour again when I'm in Amsterdam and therefore come back to Craft & Draft.

Another great craft beer bar. Amsterdam is blessed with lots places doing great craft beer and this…read moreis yet another one. It fits the normal beer bar layout. Wooden tables and finishing, black chalkboard, 40 taps and a pleasant bar man who is knowledgable about beer. This is a good place for a pint and there will be options to fit whatever taste you have. I got a lovely IPA recommended to me and really enjoyed it. It's quite far out the centre, but that's actually a good thing and it's worth the walk. If you like craft beer and find yourself in Amsterdam you should make the effort to visit craft & draft.

This is a small, rather quiet micro-brew that serves an abbreviated lunch and dinner menu. We just…read morestopped in for a beer, and didn't try any of the food. The menu's are in Dutch for the most part, but the staff speak English to help you navigate the menu. The have a nice variety of micro-brew beers, but not extensive. The Zeebonk IPA I had was tasty. The service is slow, at least when we were here at the lunch hour. There is indoor and outdoor seating and the decor is eclectic.

We had a wonderful experience at Pension Homeland/Brouwerij Homeland. We stopped in for dinner on…read morea Saturday evening. The food was delicious, the beers were excellent, and the service was wonderful. The young man who took care of us was probably one of the best dining experiences we've ever had - you could tell he was not only thoughtful and attentive, but he knew the beers extremely well and even was nice enough to give us a peek at the brewery. We tried all of the beers they had on tap. Our favorites were the Tripel, the New England IPA, and the Russian Imperial Stout, but everything we tried was delicious. Even the Session IPA, which I normally don't go for, was impressive. The food was tasty - we started with the Charcuterie Board, and for dinner opted for the Catch of the Day (Cod) and the Steak. The charcuterie board was very unique, with house pickled vegetables, a nice whole grain mustard, and four different types of meat. This included rabbit (so tender, our absolute favorite), deer (native to The Netherlands, it wasn't quite to our taste, but still cool to try), and two others, I believe a pork sausage which was really good, and one more meat that I don't recall. For our mains, the steak was so impressive. Perfectly cooked (we requested medium rare) and juicy...it was probably one of the best steaks I've tried. The fries were nice, as was the salad that accompanied it. The cod was the star of my dish - cooked perfectly, buttery and falling apart at the touch of a fork. The potato triangle that came with it was nice as well. The spinach salad was nice, but as I'm not really a fan of fennel, I tried to avoid that. The foam/sauce served with the cod was alright but wasn't really necessary given how nice the cod was on its own. My dining partner enjoyed the little fried prawns more than I did. I would highly recommend checking out Pension Homeland for dinner, beers, or both. I'm a little bummed we hadn't opted to stay at the hotel there, as the building was nice and had a beautiful harbor view, including the Martime Museum ship. The feel of the building was a little outdated, but in a pleasant and cozy way. I definitely would have been drinking their delicious beers at the bar or playing pool at the end of each evening! Thank you to the thoughtful young man who took care of us that evening and provided a great dining experience. Do yourself a favor and include this as a stop on your visit to Amsterdam.

I walked in the night this pub opened and have watched it grow into the one of the most popular…read moreplaces on the street. There is quite a good beer selection and nice bar food including sandwiches, burgers, what the Dutch call nachos and flammkuchen. I've enjoyed the new addition, Tempe Satay, which is served with fries, coleslaw, a few doritos and peanut sauce. Because if it's popularity it can get very crowded. There is good outside seating with heaters. The crowd is mostly the younger set and it can get loud sometimes breaking into song at the end of an evening.

Came by here for conference drinks. It was a good outdoor spot with lots of seating. The service…read morewas not the best or most friendly, but it was super busy. They were out of many beers. Few beers were on tap too.

Quaint little pub off a narrow alley near the Amsterdam center. Good selection and remarkably good…read moreIPA! Space is divided into great little sitting areas and tables of various sizes, with ambiance but not at all dark. Friendly staff and local vibe. Would definitely pay a visit!

What an excellent brewery in the heart of Amsterdam! It's rather close to Central Station and…read moreoffers up some incredible beers. They offer a beer flight for 10€. It comes with four samples, plus a taster size water and a baby bowl of peanuts. What a nice touch! I hate peanut butter in beer (like it's the worst thing ever created, ew), but peanuts WITH beer is a great idea. I had the bitterblond, scotch, barleywine, and tripel. They were all top quality. I gave the scotch away though. Too peaty for me. All in all a very cool place to hang out. If I had longer time in the city, I would've returned for sure.