Love that they have both outdoor and indoor seating. Went to get breakfast before heading to…read moreVondelpark. We ordered the Dutch pancake with ham and the small poffertjes. Absolutely delicious! We sat outdoors and enjoyed the nice weather.

Before leaving for Amsterdam, I did a ton of research on where to get some top tier pancakes and…read morethis place popped up. Lucky for me, my hotel was walking distance from the restaurant! I stopped by as soon as they open and dined outside by the canal. I'd recommend doing the same because it packed and busy very quickly. Service was paced nicely and they never rushed me to leave when I was finished - a plus in my book! I definitely recommend

Winkel 43 is a legendary stop right on the corner of Westerstraat and Noordermarkt in the Jordaan,…read moreperfectly situated along the Prinsengracht canals and just a short walk from the Anne Frank House. While it functions as a cozy, traditional Dutch brown café, virtually everyone comes here for one main reason: the famous Dutch apple pie (*appeltaart*). It completely lives up to the reputation. Served warm with a massive dollop of fresh whipped cream, it's thick, perfectly spiced, and has an almost cake-like crust that sets it apart. Pairing a slice with a fresh mint tea is pretty much mandatory. Because of its status and location, it's almost always buzzing with people--especially on market days--but the staff manages the perpetual queue remarkably fast. Snagging a table on the outdoor terrace for some people-watching along the canal is hard to beat. Whether you're taking visitors around the neighborhood or just out exploring the Jordaan.

There was a long line and a pretty long wait when we went. The place was fully packed, with both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. I'd say about 95% of the people were ordering the apple pie, so of course we had to get one to see what the hype was about. The apple pie is pretty unique, it's basically a big chunk of cooked apple topped with a sweet, crumbly cookie like crust. The flavor reminded me of those little brown biscuits you get as airplane snacks... basically Biscoff cookies. lol!!! Overall, you really taste the natural apple flavor along with that Biscoff like cookie flavor. The pie itself isn't very sweet, which I actually liked, but adding some whipped cream definitely brings up the sweetness and makes it even better. The setup is pretty straightforward: get in line, order and pay, pick up your food, then find your own seat. It's definitely a popular spot, so be prepared for the crowd and a bit of a wait.

A great breakfast spot for a morning before stopping by some museums in Amsterdam! The interior has…read moreall these cute pictures and light up signs. The service was great. The eggs and lox avocado toast was delicious. There was a ton of lox on the toast that made it feel very hearty and filling. The pancakes were so soft, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. The fruits tasted so fresh and the icecream that came with one of our pancakes was amaaaazing.

The food and service were great, and the the restaurant has a very relaxing and inviting atmosphere.read more

Easiest Five Stars !! Lekker !! Loved being surprised…read morewith something new. The plate elegant presentations with a twist of known breakfast icons was unique by this place. Service was on top of our table under a calm atmosphere. Thanks for an enjoyable breakfast.

So I ate here 3 times while I'm Amsterdam. The coffee the…read moreservice and the food were amazing. There was plenty of food on the plate and felt it was a value for sure. The last day I tried to go snd it was full. I will be eating there every time I go to Amsterdam.

Absolutely amazing breakfast experience at Bakers & Roasters! We got there just before the lines…read morestarted forming and were seated right away. The customer service was exceptional from start to finish. My wife ordered the Eggs Benedict, and I had the banana nut French toast, which was incredible, easily one of the best French toast dishes I've ever had. The coffee was absolutely astounding, and the freshly squeezed orange juice was the perfect addition to breakfast. The location is also hard to beat. It's a great spot to start your day if you're planning to explore Amsterdam and see the attractions afterward. Great food, amazing coffee, excellent service, and a fantastic location. We would absolutely come back!

Cool vibes, cute spot They're was a bit of a wait but the…read morewaitress offered drinks while waiting. The milkshakes were huge. The breakfast options were good and delicious

Loved the blue cheese mushroom omelet. The location and cafe setting on the canal cannot be beat…read more Service also great. Love to go back next trip back..,

stopped here for Sunday breakfast around 11:00 am...we both had omlettes which are served over a…read morebaguette. The food was fresh and filling. They have some outdoor tables but the day we were there it was raining pretty hard...they have very limited seating indoors ( maybe 10 people max) This is simple, fresh and well prepared food...but not a place to go with a group of more than 2 unless you can sit outside

This is a great place for breakfast/brunch just a short walk from the Ann Frank House. The…read moreatmosphere is welcoming and the decor is light and airy. They offer a variety of hot beverages and juices along with breakfast and lunch items. I enjoyed perfectly soft scrambled eggs with toast and a side of hash browns. The later were well seasoned with a hint of onion. Others in my group had the French toast with mascarpone cheese. Everything was delicious, and was a nice way to begin our day!

Clean opens early breakfast lunch spot well lit and on a reasonably simple road you can find…read more Good orange juice and breakfast selection. Cheerful staff attentive. Scrambled eggs and ham good toast and jam

Fresh squeezed orange juice was nowhere near as good as we expected. It was sour and tasted almost…read moreunripe but we were very thirsty. The bar seemed to be staffed by one person and it was piled high with dirty dishes... I've never seen anything like it!

Great food. Service was just OK. I'm not sure if it's a European thing but we waited a long time to…read morebe asked if we wanted a drink (20-25 minutes). I finally had to ask someone if we could order some cappuccinos and tea. It was just the two of us and we were seated at the window, as opposed to at a table or outside. With that said, the food was very tasty. I had the Croque Madame. i will say that once we did order our food, it came out fairly fast. Getting the bill also took a really long time. It was close to closing time. And maybe they were trying to wrap things up. again, i had to ask for the bill. Again, i'm not sure if this was their way of saying, "No rush" or it was neglect. It felt like neglect. Since I'm not sure, i will not take any stars away. just keep this in mind. if i had waited as long at home, I would have given Ted's three stars because of the lack of attentiveness. It was if we weren't there.

In search of nice child friendly places, this one couldn't be missed out on. It is situated on Van…read moreBeuningenplein, with all kinds of fun things to do for younger and older children. Big slides, all kinds of climbing attributes, football field, little skate park. Some days there are toys available as well, like little bikes. Het Paviljoen is situated right on the playground. So, while having lunch or coffee, you can easily overlook the playground and keep an eye on your child. This one was well thought keeping in mind the parents in need of a normal coffee break sometimes. Coffees are nice by the way; real espresso (no machine made or instant). Lunch is very nice: pancakes and tosti's for children, nice breads, soups and salads. The bread with melded goat cheese has two big slices on it and was delicious: yummm. And when all the little ones are in the bed, and the older ones are out, they can enjoy this place as well. The Spanish tapas (did not try them yet), salsa and merengue music, make you feel like you escaped the city and traveled to a far away place. And when the summer is on and you can take place on the roof terrace overlooking Amsterdam West, you will feel lucky to live in Amsterdam!

A place where all kind off people from the whole neighbourhood can enjoy themselves…read more Kids can play outside. Parents can sitdown at the terrace, talk and keep an eye to their kids. People can sit inside a playing boardgames. Homemade stuff on the menu, beer from small breweries and a lot off organic food.

** Cafe-Restaurant Amsterdam**…read more We chose this place for a birthday dinner because the reputation suggested it was worth it. It was not. Two hours at the table, and for the first hour and twenty minutes the kitchen sent out exactly one thing: bread. Not an amuse-bouche, not an apology, not an update. Bread. The waitress who took our order apparently clocked out mid-meal. A replacement showed up at some point, which is how we found out our original server was just gone. Nobody flagged it, nobody acknowledged the gap. We had to piece it together ourselves. When the food finslly arrived, it was average. Not terrible, just not good. For what they charge, average is not acceptable. Three people, one birthday, total letdown. Skip it.

This is a grand space, a former industrial warehouse, with a vibrant atmosphere and democratic…read moreprices. The trigger here is seafood. They serve it in generous (obscene, maybe) amounts, which makes dinner a real event. Clamps, shrimps, lobsters, oysters... they all form mountains in this baroque restaurant. It creates a feeling of stress as you realize the amount of work needed to eat it. So enjoyable. Steak tartar is good enough. Fish, better not try (overcooked). Desserts are what you would expect, not refined but tasty and sugary. Service is quite fast and incredibly professional. A fun option not to be missed.