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!

A great meal in a wonderful setting. The locally sourced menu offers an interesting variety of…read moreflavors. The restaurant is located in a quant old smith building on the Amstel River a short distance outside Amsterdam. The service is attentive.

We stopped here on a bike ride from Amsterdam. We parked our bikes right outside the front doors…read more It's a lovely location with a patio on the Amstel River. We ordered the veal croquettes and the fish & chips. The croquettes were okay 2.5/5. There seemed to be very little actual meat in them. The fish & chips weren't bad 3/5, but the calamari (squid rings) that accompanied the fish & chips were the star of the show 5/5. My husband said they were the best calamari he's ever had. I think it's because of the breading. It was quite thick and unlike calamari breading I've tasted.

Overall, we were impressed with Restaurant Rembrandt. We came here on Christmas since the cuisine…read moreserved is traditional Dutch...very "When in Holland...". We were surprised to find a restaurant with such a nice interior in a somewhat random location. The kitchen here is really stunning and transparent, so you can see the chefs at work and buzzing around while you dine. The dining room is really beautiful and provides a lovely back-drop; they also offer a room for private party dining which has a super gezellig feel. The food was good, again it was traditional Dutch so I don't think any of the flavors are going to knock your socks off...but everything was tasty and well presented. The food was also a good value: their 3 course menu is only 20 Euros. The service could be improved; there were a few ladies helping us and they were generally friendly but one of them definitely didn't want to be working on Christmas night and it showed. With some better training of their servers, this place would really shine all around. I think we'll be back, especially to bring anyone who would like to try Dutch food served in a fine-dining atmosphere.

I must have walked by this place dozens of times without really knowing what was inside, but I'm so…read moreglad I finally stopped in. Located on the Rozengracht, it's super central and easy to get to from just about anywhere in the Jordaan or the Center. * The Atmosphere: It's dark, moody, and has a very cool "late-night" energy. Even if you aren't sure what it is from the street, the vibe inside is unmistakable. * The Food: If you like meat, this is your spot. The burgers are massive and juicy, and the ribs literally fall off the bone. * The Vibe: It's a bit louder and more energetic than a standard restaurant, making it perfect for a night out with a group or a casual date with great cocktails. It gets incredibly busy, so even though it feels like a "hidden" spot from the outside, you'll definitely want to book a table ahead of time. Overall: A total neighborhood win. Don't make the mistake of walking past it for as long as I did!

Cool ambience, kind of dark and moody, the main wall is covered with clocks of all shapes and…read moresizes. We entered and seated ourselves, and within 5 minutes, a staff person greeted us, brought us a flask of tap water (tastes great and clean) and two glasses, and gave us menus. We ordered a short rib sandwich for him and a chicken Caesar sandwich for me. These come à la carte but you can add sides if you want. I was glad we didn't because the portion was generous. One thing I've noticed here is that the bread is always high quality--our sandwiches came in baguettes about 8 inches long --I had to cut mine in half to eat it lol. Both were savory and flavorful and satisfying. The meat was tender and well seasoned. We savored every bite! They both had crispy bacon in them as well. Very filling! Just what we needed to energize us after our morning at Keukenhof!

This is one of my favorite restaurants in all of the world! I travel extensively for work and get…read moremy fair share of trying new places. A coworker brought us here on a past visit to Amsterdam - and Ron Gastrobar Indonesia is now on my recurring must stop list anytime I'm in Amsterdam. The food is nothing short of amazing. Everything is full of flavor - some complex and some so simple - but all of it, wow. Personally, I like coming with a group in order to be able sample everything although they have sampler options with small servings. The decor is trendy and the atmosphere is upbeat. The service is amazing and the staff goes of their wait to offer their recommendations. Highly recommend!!!

This is a delicious place, nice service, inventive desserts…read more Compared to other rijsttafel, the meat dishes were more tender and juicy, the sauces better crafted. The spice level was lower We had the 15 dish (angus) that adds fish and a beef. We had not had fish in other restaurant's versions. Our favorites were goat satay, anything with peanut sauce, anis beef, tofu and cabbage in soy. The egg dish which is customary was better here-- egg not over cooked or soaked. Also came with fried banana which was yummy Desserts were so interesting looking we had to try one. Wow. Chocolate mousse balanced with the brown sugar syrup ( molasses flavor) and soursop sorbet. Really balanced nicely and visually lovely. 2 gendered bathrooms are clean but pretty narrow. This is outside of town. Uber about 20 euros. Could also get here by public transport.

Love this place! Happy that we were able to get a seat quickly here because reservations are a…read moremust! Inside may feel and look cramped but it is super cozy. We were able to get seated right on the window area. We chose menu 5, which was just enough for two people. Everything was delicious! Their pea soup is out of this world. Don't know why as it is a simple dish but wow! I also love their herring. It was so delicious that I wanted seconds. It paired so well with their onions and mustard. And their bitterballen was just enough bite. Creamy and crispy! We also got a combination of the hutspot. They were all delicious! Although for me the meatball was just a tad bit salty but it is probably just me! Everything else was spot on. I love their dessert at the end. It was a great way to end the night. Our server and their staff were all amazing! Very friendly and welcoming. Yes it is a tourist spot but totally worth it.

This restaurant was on my wish list for places to definitely go while visiting Amsterdam. We…read morefinally went for lunch yesterday after our walking tour. Reservation recommended. We did not have one but they were happy to seat the 2 of us and invited us to switch tables once another couple left (they were checking out). Small space, can accommodate groups of 2-4, cozy atmosphere, lots of the traditional blue and white ceramics on the wall (dishes and tiles). Traditional Dutch cuisine: we ordered the Boerenkoolstamppot with smoked sausage and Zuurkoolstamppot with smoked sausage and a slice of apple pie to share for dessert. The food arrived piping hot in about 20 minutes. It was sooo delicious--the tasty juicy sausage pairs perfectly the mashed potatoes with either sauerkraut or kale. The apple pie was also tasty--larger chunks of apple and more spices less sugar than American apple pie from what I can tell. Perfect with whipped cream. A must visit if you're in Amsterdam and want to try traditional fare. Highly recommended!

This was a most delightful establishment in Aan De Amstel. I had the Vega Burger (vegan) and that…read morewas absolutely delicious! Our entire party of 7 was really quite happy with the food, the ambience of the restaurant on a summer weekend day, and the wonderful service provided by our server, but she provided wonderful service, and was quite helpful even to people not all of whom spoke Dutch (some of us were tourists).

Visiting Amsterdam and looking for a non touristy place? This is it. A quaint restaurant out in the…read morecountry on the amstel river. Very nice area very quiet all locals. Great food and great service I've gone there three times over the years and will definitely return The steak is always perfectly cooked and the sauce with sombal chili garlic and. Brown gravy is great. Make sure the bring you bread so you can sop it all up and completely embarrass your home country with your crude manners but it's worth every drop. Free parking around back

My wife and I were looking for an historic, comfortable, place to dine with good, local cuisine and…read morewe certainly found it at Cafe Anno1890. The food and hospitality was lovely and the view very satisfiying. We will remember our time there and try to get back soon!

The food was amazing. I had schnitzel with potatoes au gratin and mushrooms. The taters were…read morecrispy on top and creamy. The schnitzel was tender but crispy. I really enjoyed it. Great service and atmosphere as well

I very much enjoyed dinner here with a group of work colleagues. Every course was delicious and…read moreservers were very attentive.

We had a wonderful experience here. We were the only patrons in the restaurant who weren't speaking…read moreDutch. Everything from service to the food to the atmosphere was top notch, and it was at a brasserie that is almost 400 years old. We all took advantage of the prix fixe menu, that had a number of options for an appetizer, main, and dessert. I opted for a toasted brioche that was covered in sautéed mushrooms with a porcini sauce. My main was a filet of skate with prawns and a lobster sauce. For dessert I had the Chocolate Paardenburg, which was a chocolate cake with mousse atop all contained in a ganache shell, served with vanilla ice cream. It was all an amazing dining experience, the best one during this trip, and frankly, one of my top ever. We liked it so much we went for lunch out last full day in country. Raw oysters taste better over there.

If visiting anywhere near this area, it's a must visit restaurant! Service and food is beyond all…read moreexpectations. All the love from Texas!

Just love it especially when you want Italian food in Northern Europe (very difficult to find such…read morea nice spot).