We stumbled (almost literally) on the Dapper Tutto. We have been at the brewery down the street and…read morewe did not have a reservation for dinner and it was getting late and all of a sudden we found ourselves dinner less at close to 9 o'clock. Luckily, they kindly seated us however I strongly suggest making a reservation as the dining room is rather small, but the food is amazing. I had the gnocchi with ragout and it was superb. The meat was melt in your mouth delicious. And the gnocchi were perfection. My boyfriend ordered a beef dish that I don't recall what it was called but the few tastes I had were also delicious. For dessert, we shared this lovely almond cake with lemon icing and mascarpone cheese And berries and fresh whipped cream. It was truly a delight. The owners were also wonderful hosts and it was a most pleasant and enjoyable evening all around. Highly recommend. Also highly recommend a reservation!

Delicious food and good service. I would definitely…read morerecommend this place for fine dining

It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting…read more Thank goodness the line moves fast as everyone had their apple pies and moved on. Plain Apple Pie - 5 stars With fresh whipped cream 5 stars plus Cappuccino 3 1/2 stars Coffee 3 1/3 stars Service 4 stars Ambiance 4 stars The pie? Yes, it's really worth it!

If you're in Amsterdam looking for that iconic Dutch apple pie, Winkel 43 is the place to be--just…read morebe prepared for the crowds! We went on a weekend when they exclusively serve their famous apple pie, and while the lines can get pretty long, ours actually moved very quickly. The setup is a bit of a hustle: you order at the counter, pay, and then have to hunt for a table (they have seating indoors and outdoors) while balancing your food. Finding an open spot can definitely be a challenge, but we got incredibly lucky and snagged a seat at a communal table right as our plates were handed to us. Logistics aside, the pie is entirely worth it. It's honestly one of the best I've ever had. The crust is beautifully buttery and crumbly, and the warm apples have the absolute perfect texture--a brilliant balance of sweet and tart. It's not overly sweet on its own, but with a generous mountain of whipped cream and a hot coffee, it made for a wonderfully rich afternoon snack. I know a lot of people rave about their chocolate milk too, but the coffee pairing was exactly what we needed. Highly recommend braving the line for this!

Amazing flavor cookie shop. It has an amazing chocolatey outside with a melting gooey white…read morechocolate inside. Every bite is delicious and unforgettable. I wish I bought some to bring back to NYC. Will definitely try to make dupes of these delicious gooey soft cookies. Service is fast, grab and go. They fill your order while you're paying. Inside is very factory like. Line to order and grab and go. But I loved watching them making the cookies through the windows. Very cute experience and cookies were delicious.

I can see why this place is so popular. There was a small line to the door when I arrived but it…read moremoved quickly. Definitely worth it if the line isn't crazy long. There are glass windows where you can watch people making the cookies fresh while you're moving through the line. The cookie is decadent, soft, & warm when given to you. It is perfectly chocolatey with a gooey melted white chocolate center. It is so easy to eat multiple in one sitting- I feel like you can't just order one. You can order them by the single €3, 6 piece (€15 paper box, €20 tin) or 8 piece (€26 tin).

Drawing customers near Amsterdam's Red Light District since 1979 anyone who claims Rene's…read moreCroissanterie is not a tourist trap has probably spent too long in a Coffee Shop, the combination of late hours and fair prices universally popular while high volume assures items are mostly fresh. An ambitious line-up, everything from Sausage Rolls to Churros plus made-to-order Crepes available via touch-screen ordering, limited seating sees most guests dining in the streets outside where people watching proves highly entertaining. Not remotely artisan, more so Street Food made with a little more care than elsewhere in De Wallen, Rene's Stroopwafel comes topped for €10 and proves just average while the Liege Waffle is properly made with Pearl Sugar within but a bit too sweet thanks to added Confectioner's Sugar on top.

The ham Croissant was soggy with one piece of Ham. The display is awesome, The bakery is medium…read moregood.

A regular here everytime when visiting Albert Cuypstraat. Always the best pastries. Eclairs are one…read moreof the best in town.

Paris must be missing an angel! Lovely Audrey left her hometown and landed in Amsterdam. Thank god…read moreshe did! Now she serves pieces of Paris on a dessert place. Each creation of My Little Patisserie has looks that knock you off your feet and is full of delicious cream. My favorite: the 'pie' with raspberry mousse and pistachio creme. http://www.amsterdambitestodiefor.com/sweet/la-vie-en-framboise/

Poffertjes with powder sugar and melted butter!! It is the best I've had! I will definitely make a…read morestop here every time I come to Holland. Also the gelato is great! Great customer service and great desserts.

My wife and I had a really strange experience here. We were in line to buy something sweet and…read morethere was only one couple ahead of us. The girl ordered a waffle and I noticed the guy stuck in a microwave to heat it up. When he pulled it out to give it to her, she asked if he could heat it in a toaster over instead. There was confusion and some back-and-forth and they ultimately decided to leave without buying anything. We ended up leaving too since we also aren't fond of microwaved sweets.

In my continuous search for yummy cheesecake in the Netherlands, I made the trek to Cheesecake…read moreCompany in Den Haag. The owner is American, everything is baked fresh in-store, and they use cream cheese! They have a nice selection of interesting cheesecake flavors, such as strawberry, raspberry lime, dreamsicle, Bailey's Irish cream. We had the dreamsicle and classic Philly cheesecake. It was everything a slice of NY cheesecake should be, creamy filling with a bit of tartness and a delicious graham cracker crust. At around 4 euros for a slice, it is kind of expensive but you're not going to get another slice of better NY cheesecake unless you fly to New York. Food: 5/5 Best NY cheesecake you'll find on this side of the Altlantic. Atmosphere: 4/5 Cute cafe feel, there is outdoor seating and also free WiFi (password: cheesecake). Value: 3/5 At 4 euros for a slice, it is kind of expensive but is a great choice for a guilty pleasure.

Best cheesecake in The Netherlands. Love the cheesecake on a stick and some of the amazing flavour…read morecombinations on offer. Well priced and well worth the trip!

This was an awesome experience: very good service, you just know everything is made with love…read more We've had the fish and chips which was freshly made and very good, and eggs with vegetables - you can chose between scrambled, sunny side up, omelette and various vegetables, bacon, cheese etc. It was plenty (and for a very reasonable price), otherwise I'd have tried the freshly baked scones, hopefully next time!

Really nice British style breakfast with reasonable prices. Their scones are delicious and the…read moreportions are well-sized. Make reservations in advance for the weekend.

Holland's first cookie dough bar! I read about it in the newspaper a few weeks back and today I…read morefound myself in Rotterdam so thought I'd give it a try. They have about 4 or 5 different types of cookie dough, and then all sorts of toppings and sauce you can add on top as well as ice cream for those warm summer days. I decided to go for the classic plain 'Baker's Dough' with white and dark chocolate chips added. Because you really can't go wrong with chocolate chip cookie dough! I got a medium because while I was in the line I thought the scoops of dough looked kind of small, but actually because the dough is so rich I really regretted it! I should have gotten a small, because it was pretty hard to get through the medium. But I persevered because I paid €4 for that dough! Overall, if you're a fan of cookie dough, I recommend Baker's Dough. Looking forward to trying all their different kinds of dough in the year to come ;)

The shop was decorated cute. Unfortunately, it didn't have the number of cookie dough choices as I…read moreexpected..only 4 types. I guess this place is good for a coffee but not as a cookie dough shop. They had some nice toppings to go on the dough, plus one could have ice cream too. My husband had the small scoop of red velvet, but unfortunately didn't feel well after eating it. I shared the small chocolate scoop with fresh strawberries and it tasted good. If you are expecting a cookie dough bar/cafe like they have in the USA you will be disappointed. We came from out of town to check it out, but I can't say that I will return again unless I'm already in the neighborhood shopping or visiting. Good luck with your new business. I advise you to add more flavors.