We really enjoyed our lunch here. The staff was all friendly and attentive. We were there on Sunday…read moreso we were able to get the Sunday roast dinner which was excellent. We also enjoyed the wings and dumplings. Sat outside and enjoyed the views- really cool place with great vibe.

Of course we had to visit The Black Dog while in Amsterdam.. well because we have a black dog. We…read morestarted off with drinks, it was a beer for me and a coca-cola for my husband. For food it was the soup of the day with bread and chicken gyoza for me and the traditional English Sunday roast for my husband (this is available every Sunday while supplies last). It was a cool spot to visit.

We loved our dinner here. It was our first in Amsterdam and it was a lovely experience. We even…read morereturned the next day to enjoy a glass of wine outside.

The food was great! We really enjoyed De Reiger! The service was top notch! We loved it.read more

Best schnitzel! Service was amazing too... try the house made sauce, you'll want to take some homeread more

Excellent service- everyone was so friendly and helpful. Cute little pub with a couple tables…read moreoutside which we enjoyed. Tried a few different things and everything was good. Schnitzel was probably the best of what we tried the burger was good but different than what we were used to. Not a fan of the bacon. Never thought I'd say that!

I was looking for a place with some local brews, found this place. When we walked in 90's country…read morewas playing, wasn't expecting that vibe. Not a complaint, just wasn't on my bingo card. Wood panels, cheese & meat boards and a large chalkboard of the beers, it felt like being in Wisconsin. The bartender is friendly and knowledgeable, very attentive. Love all of the local brews. This place made me happy, highly recommended.

Awesome beers and a wonderful place to sit and enjoy them. Great service. I can't wait to go backread more

Situated next to a canal in a Centraal, De Haven van Texel is a hidden gem…read more Stopped by here on my last night. I was craving something traditional and something different. Ordered Dutch pea soup and chicken satay. Both are amazing. The soup reminded me of American split pea soup. Hearty and delish. Chicken satay was very unexpectedly really good. Something about the chicken, maybe the peanut sauce? I don't know. It was good. Must stop if you're in Centraal Amsterdam. Smoke pot first before hitting this place up.

Cozy tavern, food was very tasty and well prepared. The winner for me was the pea soup, fantastic!…read moreGreat selection of beer.

Awesome place! Found it wandering the streets of Amsterdam and was hungry. Saw it had good reviews…read moreand decided to try it out. I had their tomato soup, cheese toastie and fries. I also tasted the spicy meat egg rolls and shrimp tempura which were all delicious. They had a nice sweet and spicy chilli sauce to dip everything in and it was really good, although service was slow, which I suppose is expected in Europe by now no? The food was great and for the price, very inexpensive. The bread that came with my soup was homemade and seriously one of the best breads I have ever had, let alone at some random pub! I also had this nice beer called Wieckse which is a nice white beer if thats your thing. The atmosphere here is very chill and easy going, good place to go with friends or for a few hours of drinking/eating and talking. Overall I say this place is nice, relaxed and I would recommend it to anyone staying or living in Amsterdam :-)

Of the many little cafes we tried in Amsterdam this was my favorite. There is a quiet and local…read morevibe about it and the man working behind they bar was so friendly. The bitterballen is a must try! They're like hot balls of lava because they're freshly fried, so let them cool first but you'll be happy you ordered them.

A chill place with lots of drink options. The outside seating is great. The food is good…read more It's a neighborhood hangout and can get crowded at times. When I pass by i'm often wishing I had time to stop and relax there.

Ultra-local dive but the staff was friendly and the food was good. I had chicken satay with peanut…read moresauce and my companion had pasta, both quite tasty. Games available if you are so inclined.

Great location to dine outdoors overlooking one of the many canals. I enjoyed the Moscow mule &…read moretomato soup very much. My friend was not too impressed with the grilled cheese. Our server was friendly.

The Pastrami sándwich was the highlight of my day. The rest of place was nice and cozy, but the…read morepastrami sandwich is everything. Many good flavors.

My family and I had a great experience here. The staff was so very friendly and very courteous and…read moreaccommodating with my son's peanut allergy, which I truly appreciate. The burgers were really good and I would definitely recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for great quick food and an awesome selection of beers in the area.

Great beer and tasty snacks. Loved the Bitterballen and…read moreFlemish Fries. Simple cheese plate also delicious

Ron Gastrobar Downtown was our first real dinner on our recent trip to Amsterdam. My friend is the…read moreone that discovered this restaurant and made the reservations ahead of time, and from the pictures, it looked like a fun place to eat. I was excited. From research, it seems as though Amsterdam is known for having some good Indonesian food, so that was something we made a priority of trying while we were there. Though somewhat pricey, the entertainment, decor, and food here definitely exceeded our expectations. To eat, we had already decided to order the rijsttafel (rice table), which is essentially a variety of small Indonesian dishes. In total, I believe there were about 15 that we were comfortably able to share and enjoy. In addition, we ordered a few street food appetizers, which included the black angus tartare, tacos, and albacore tuna tartare. Overall, I thought the food was pretty good. I particularly enjoyed the street food appetizers, which were presented very uniquely. While I'm glad we tried the rijsttafel for the authentic experience, there were only a few dishes from it that I really enjoyed. Still, I'd recommend ordering it for the experience. It was pretty cool to try so many Indonesian specialties in one meal. If looking for a fun restaurant to dine at in central Amsterdam, Ron Gastrobar is an option you should heavily consider. The ambiance and atmosphere are unrivaled, and you are bound to have a great time. The live performances are very enjoyable. Service was also very accommodating and friendly, and the drinks were superb. Go ahead and check this place out!

Six of us came in for dinner on a Wednesday night and it was bumpin'. I made a reservation. We…read moreapproached the restaurant and the line was out the door. We were all waiting for an elevator to the top floor, which was the restaurant. When we got to the top, no one was there but we eventually found someone to show us our table. The sun was a bit bright because it is already summer but it was a beautiful view as it set. We took every recommendation our waiter gave. We started with cocktails from the small menu and tuna tartar and oysters (with apple, green pepper and ginger dressing). I never eat oysters but I loved these. When it was time for the main food, I told our waiter we were interested in the rijstafel. He recommended that we get rijstafel for four and supplement it with the sea bass. Upon further inspection of the menu, we did that, plus the chicken sate, beef sate and wagyu sate. Everything was amazing. There are a couple of entertainment pieces that come with the meal. Mr. Spicy comes around in a red dinner jacket and asks if you want mild, medium or spicy sauce with your meal. We wanted to try one of each. Later on, Mr. Downtown with the cat head came by for a photo. He never put down his glass. In all, the meal was delicious and the cocktails were unique. I look forward to the next experience here.