From the greeting we were relaxed and felt welcomed. We chose the toasted carrots shareable which…read morewas delicious. I chose the risotto special (the fish was superb- flaky/ not fishy) and my daughter chose the vegetarian pasta which she loved. The smaller setting of the restaurant added to personal touch - not loud, and very comfortable. We highly recommend this restaurant with its neighborhood welcoming vibe and elevated food.

One of my favorite dining experiences so far. Reserving was so easy through WhatsApp, they…read moreresponded promptly and had a perfect table set up for us! The servers are relaxed and friendly- also very knowledgeable. They let us taste the wines we were interested in, and ALL of the wines we tried were outstanding. In fact, I wanted to return for one of the bottles we had! I loved that the menu is very seasonal and had plenty of options for our group, which included a vegetarian and someone who doesn't eat lactose (me hehe). The ambiance is perfect, very gezellig- and I could have stayed all night. One of the few places I want to return to again and again.

Pregnant women often get cravings. This is science, nothing new. Well my craving was for pancakes,…read morefluffy, buttermilk, syrup dripping all down the sides--pancakes. I never crave them in the states, but in Amsterdam the craving became a beast I had to reckon with. All of the restaurants that advertise "pancakes" are actually serving what Americans call crepes. I was disappointed until we stumbled upon Toast It! It's freaking adorable, first off, the interior decor with mint striped seats and 50's neon signs are begging to be photographed. The food was pictured-worthy too. I regret not getting the milkshake after seeing the pictures all over their Instagram page. Of course, I ordered the pancakes, which come with sliced bananas, strawberries and blueberries on top. The pancakes were exactly what I have been looking for. A stack of three thick, fluffy pancakes, crispy on the edges and melt-in-your-mouth soft in the middle. I got a side of bacon too because ya know, protein. This stop is a must if you're craving toasties or pancakes, any time of day.

Interesting spot near amongst the bars and restaurants of Leidseplein. Very small interior, much…read moresmaller than I expected. It does feel like you are in an American diner based on theme and menu. The toasties are very good! Thick sourdough bread, chipotle mayo (with the Philly Toasti) and cheese are lekker. The lack of fries and sides on the menu along with the size of restaurant is what keeps me from rating higher. I have to go back to try the milkshakes and pancakes, because they look very good!

A long restaurant tucked away in the Oudedorp Amstelveen. Mostly for localities. I used to be a fan…read moreof this restaurant, but its OK! now, because there are far more better places than this. However, not many in Amstelveen area, besides Aan De Poel. Although its called WineKitchen, and one would expect they would have a large variety of wines, but they don't, probably 1 wine from a famous region, and over priced. They have a fixed menu...1 starter with various options, 1 main course, and a dessert. I love their Duck creme burle which is a cold starter. For main course they have either vegetarian or meat, and their meat is cooked very well. Dessert's ok..nothing fancy. I felt its a bit over pricey, but very cozy atmosphere...your clothes would smell like food after you leave the place, since they have an open kitchen!

Great little neighborhood spot! Knowledgeable staff, food is prepared very well. This is a great…read moreplace to get an honest meal and try some interesting vino.

Quaint spot for KBBQ! Can get packed so make sure you make a reservation. It is laugh and busy…read moreinside so not a place for a quiet meal Large menu with tons to choose from! Service was quick and very friendly here. They speak English mainly Food was decent and very big portions! You get your moneys worth

Overall very good dining experience here!…read more We're very hungry after driving all day for over 450 miles. As I usually do, I consulted nearby restaurants to see what we wanted to eat. There were quite a few Asian ones popped up, so we decided to try our luck with some Korean food. Since it was such an nice evening, we decided to stroll along a canal to work up more appetite. Originally we wanted to go to a different restaurant, but when we got there it was full, and the server told us it'll be an hour wait. We couldn't wait that long, so we looked for an alternative. We found Khan, and we weren't disappointed. Very fortunately we found only table open. Service was prompt, pleasant, and courteous. It wasn't overly friendly, perhaps reflective of cultural background. Food was very good--of course we were very hungry by the time we got there. Number of banchan (side dishes) offered was minimal compared to what I'm used to in the States. My only complaint was the overpriced foods! It's probably because we are in Amsterdam, but it might be because there's not much compensation and Korean cuisine is a novelty around here. You will enjoy food here. Highly recommended.

Came here yesterday for dinner, and we ordered veal, bulgur salad and steak tartare. All were very…read moregood. Portions are large, so I split my order of steak tartare with my dog. By the way people who work here are super friendly and attentive. They brought a water bowl for my furry dinner companion. Both flavors and presentation were on point and I feel very lucky that this place is in my neighborhood. Prices are affordable (salad and steak tartare were €21 together) The atmosphere and design is very pretty with lots of good books to grab and read of you are a solo diner or if you are also looking for a place to hang out.

Came recommended by my nearby hotel and Limon didn't disappoint at all…read more Cozy atmosphere and great staff. Menu not in English but the staff translated great. Great food.

Very very cool place. Laid back atmosphere, GREAT SERVICE…read more definitely not a touristic area of Amsterdam but very Amsterdam style... truly. Kinda your local restaurant... like your local bar. Chef menu with very nice choices. Starter of salmon and potatoes with pesto and beans. Great combination Chef surprise, a warm broccoli broth. Delish Risotto with asparagus, pees and blood sausage. Wow. Very tasty Good dessert, probably the weakest part but still over average. Great wine choice. We went with whites all the way. Prosecco from aperitivo till mid dinner then switch to Sauvignon. Not incredibly cheap but good average. Got to try it again. This was Amsterdam Reataurant week.

Superb food. Where the locals eat. The place is driven by the food not by the decor. Plenty of…read morelocal beers available. Would be my (daily) favorite local restaurant though the kids are too young to enjoy.

It is not the real traditional Chinese restaurant, it is trying to be a bit fancier. Still very…read moregood prices and good quality. Fast service and all the usual amenities They check you in at the entrance in case there is a bit of wait, it happens when something is happening at the Arena or in the other venues. They are well organise. Service is very nice and fast. My beef tenderloin sower and sweet was very good, I advise to have it cooked DONE as their medium concept is more on the rare side... and that went for all the dishes me and my mates took. They did not offer chines beer, so we went for the standard one... Grolsch ... which is still very good.

Great customer service, everyone is very friendly here. The chef knows how to cook authentic…read morecantonese cusine. The soup was amazing; it is not on the menu, but they were very accomodating and made it for us. Best meal we had in while staying in Amsterdam.

Kartika serves good Indonesian rijsttafel (multi-dish sampler of spicy meats, vegetables, rice, and…read morenoodles). I don't have Indonesian food where I live, so was excited to try this in Amsterdam. I thought the dishes were all flavorful and gave a good mix of meat, vegetable, and rice dishes. The individual servings were small, but filling enough because of the heavy coconut milk used in most dishes. 1 star off: The attitude of the waitstaff was abysmal. First of all, their website does not offer reservations and they rarely answer their phones. So my family and I arrived at restaurant opening to get a table. The first thing they said to us was "Do you have a reservation? If you don't, I can only give you a table if you get out by 6:30PM." in a stern way. We said okay. The group that came after me also raised the issue that no one at the restaurant answers their phone for reservations. The waitstaff did not respond to that, but begrudging seated them. 1 star off: While we were ordering food, the waitstaff noticed that my son had a water bottle with him, and proceeded to give him a lecture that water bottles are not allowed and that we have to order water from them. He is a teenager...he does not know he was supposed to conceal his water bottle at this restaurant. We all ordered drinks, including water, but the experience left my family feeling unwelcomed.

We had a great meal and very friendly considerate service. Great option for someone dairy free, I…read morewas able to eat everything.