Such a beautiful spot to enjoy a cold beer while people-watching in Amsterdam. This place offers…read moreample outdoor seating, making it perfect for families with young children, who can enjoy the small outdoor play area. Ordering is incredibly easy using the QR code, and the food and drinks arrive quickly.

We ordered two limoncello spritzes, and they tasted awful--honestly, like bathroom air freshener…read more We barely drank them and politely asked if we could order something else instead. Our waiter told us that the manager said we would still have to pay for the drinks, despite the fact that we clearly did not like them and weren't drinking them. For a hospitality business, this was incredibly disappointing and surprising. A good manager would have simply replaced two drinks that customers genuinely disliked and made sure they left happy. Instead, he chose to leave us with a bad impression of the place.

Food was so good. Burger was a bit well done but they didn't ask. The flavor was on point and the…read morebread was fabulous. Beer had good options and good prices. Service was great. Ambiance was excellent!

Good service. Good beer selection. They brought a hand wipe before the meal. Initially, we just…read morestopped here for a drink, but the food looked good so we decided to stay for dinner. It was pretty darn good.

So good I stopped by twice on a 3 day trip to the city…read more I stopped by on my first visit craving a big, hearty sandwich for a late lunch and thought this might be a good find. Happy to report I was very right. I grabbed one of the many outside seats, took a look at the menu that was entirely in Dutch and waited for the wonderful waitress to quickly translate nearly every item for me. I landed on the chicken club and it hit the spot. I arrived hungry but could still only manage to finish half. Chicken was grilled perfectly into thin slices, soft boiled egg was a new touch that I loved, avocado, lettuce and probably a few other things I am forgetting. Oh, and a handful of crisps on the side. On my next visit, it was my last night in Amsterdam and I still haven't tried the infamous fries. I stopped in around 9:30 for a late night snack and a hot ginger tea. The fries were the perfect fries! Thin, crispy, salty. I loved. I also can get behind the mayo thing they do here, even though I really am a ketchup loyalist. Anyway, lunch or dinner or late night snack, this is a good spot. You'll like the foot and you'll love sitting outside people watching, reading your book, whatever.

Friendly service, great food, comfortable and cozy atmosphere. Add to this, it is located very…read moreclose to our hotel and convenient tram stops. We ate there three separate times on our week long vacation.

Finally, decent tasting pizza in Amsterdam. If you ask for a slice of pizza they will cut the…read morepizza in half (as two slices) and charge you the 10€ it costs for the full pizza, which was fine - no other eatery will offer this. The pizza was ready in ten minutes and the sauce was tangy with crispy cornicione edges. Management was on top of everything and this eatery was run smoothly, with many items but an emphasis on steak, pizza and pasta. Front patio dining available with a large interior lounge. The bathroom is shared with the Hotel Dam next door which is a steep walk up the staircase to a clean bathroom with motion flush technology.

Was in the mood for pizza and this place was in our path. We…read morewere immediately greeted by a friendly staff that were eager to help. Hoping for a slice, we were advised to take the small pizza which would be the same price as 2 slices, so we did. Wasn't bad but not the best either. Nice place with a diner atmosphere.

We made a quick stop at Ter Marsch & Co Amsterdam for a relaxing break after exploring the nearby…read moreflower market. My husband enjoyed a cold beer while I ordered a refreshing elderflower lemonade. It was the perfect place to rest our feet, soak in the atmosphere, and people-watch for a bit. The vibe was quaint and welcoming with good music and a great location just steps from the flower market. A nice spot to pause and recharge before continuing to explore Amsterdam.

Gorgeous restaurant outside of the flower market. I went after visiting the cat museum…read more(Kattenkabinet) and was feeling awfully thirsty and tired. But, wasn't too hungry for a meal. Their bitterballens were very creamy but also super hot! Straight out of the fryer lol. It wasn't heavily spiced so the mustard condiment helped to elevate these silly fried balls w bits of beef. I also had a delicious citrusy beer. It was the perfect respite for a hot summer's day. Very friendly staff! The female hostess was quick to get me seated with a menu. Everyone spoke perfect English. And the cute Canadian barista/bar keeper made my day, as he provided top-notch & prompt service.

Cute place around the corner from Rembrandt house. Very casual and very tasty pea soup the chicken…read moresandwich was very good too

Eating in Amsterdam on May 28, 2024, on a cold and windy day. Nobody was eating outside…read more Had the 8.60 euro Broodje Krokante kip. Food comes in about 6 minutes with 6 slices of cooked crispy lightly breaded chicken breast, lettuce, cucumber, tomato and sweet chili sauce. Should have chosen the whole grain brown bread instead of the white wheat bread to keep my blood sugar level down. Decent serving size for the price, although the sandwich was mostly bread. Wife had the pea pod soup, ideal for the cold windy day, and cold inside the restaurant too. Would I eat here again? Only ate here because it was close to the Rembrandt museum which we were visiting.

What a great burger joint! 10 out of 10 recommend. If you want a great bite & wipe burger, this is…read moreyour place!

This place was an experience to say the least…read more.. We stopped here after visiting the Anne Frank House and were starving. The place was completely empty when we stopped in. We got our menus and when my friend went to order, the waiter asked 1. if she was sure she'd like it because it's raw meat and "americans typically don't like that" and 2. if she was a "good eater" when she went to order a side of fries. He told her he does like to waste food despite liking to make money and that she doesn't need the side of fries. While this was good intentioned, it was kind of odd to tell a female that she's ordering too much food and doesn't need it. After that encounter, he went back and personally made our food. The food was delicious! I had the burger #1 and it hit the spot. All of my friends were also pleased with thier meals. Funny enough, the girl he was picking on about not finishing her food is notorious for not finishing her food and this time was no exception. When he went to clear her plate, he sparked a conversation and kept insisting that she didn't like his food because she didn't finish it. He asked where we were from and then told us how beautiful the girls in California were for about 10 minutes. Funny funny guy, very interesting. We can look back and laugh however this all was very uncomfortable in the moment. The perks of this place was that he offered to let us all pay separate which many places we have come across in Amsterdam don't. If you're needing some spice for your day, a funny story to look back on, and can handle the uncomfortableness... the food is delicious and you should check this place out.

we arrived late morning for a quick breakfast before touring the anne frank house. there wasn't a…read morewait and we were seated promptly. i loved the natural and dim lighting because it created a great atmosphere to just sit back and enjoy the food. i ordered plain coffee and an omelet with tomato, and was super satisfied with my order. all drinks come with an adorable mini almond financier and in my opinion, the omelet was cooked really well. it had a thin and delicate skin and runny innards, similar to the omelets on top of japanese omurices. i will mention that the omelet lacked salt for me but there's salt and pepper at the table available for you to use. this went down eeaasy. they were out of the crepes, which i had wanted to try, so that was a bummer. all good! i recommend kessens if you want a simple breakfast fix, since most of their breakfast items are no frills and plain, which allow the ingredients to shine.

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!