Perfect snack if you are around the area. The variety of soups is impressive, they all sounded…read moredelicious. It was our first time in the store so the staff were very friendly and helpful guiding us through the menu. They even gave us some samples of the different soups so we could decided which one we really wanted. We agreed to order the sweet potato and added some pumpkin seeds to it, delicious!! Very flavorful. You can order it as a snack like we did or as a complete meal since they have different sizes.

Fantastic spot for healthy salad and soup. We came here for lunch after spending the morning at the…read moreRijksmuseum (a short walk away). It's basically a takeaway spot rather than a sit down restaurant. They have a selection of salads and soups to choose from. Service was friendly and efficient. The soup and salad was filling, delicious and nutritious. There's essentially no seating inside but there is a bench outside and you can take the stools they have to eat outside. Check it out if you're craving or needing a healthy, feel good meal!

The Pantry serves authentic Dutch food in a cozy environment. Definitely get one of their…read moreprix-fixe menus. It includes an appetizer, entree, and dessert. If you are sharing a meal with someone, get items from a different prix-fixe menu and you can both try a variety of items. We enjoyed: * Charcuterie plate: sausages taste minimally processed and delicious * Beef and onion stew: taste slightly different than ones in America * Cauliflower and cheese oven bake: vegetarian's comfort food * Hutspot (mashed potatoes and carrots) and meatballs: non-vegetarian's comfort food * Pea soup with smoked ham For desserts, we had chocolate mousse and vlaflip (vanilla custard) and they were just okay. I'm not sure if desserts are the Dutch's strengths, except maybe the Dutch apple pie. They even bottle their own house beer. The restaurant is small. Try to make a reservation if you can. We didn't have a reservation, but went to the restaurant at around 5PM and were seated in about 15 minutes. At times, the line could get very long, but the staff is still welcoming and ensures that everyone gets served...eventually.

Traditional Dutch foods, served in a charming/cozy dining room - what's not to love? We enjoyed…read moreevery dish that we ordered; even our pickiest (child) member of our party ate well (the meatball and hutspot disappeared from the plate :). Portions are substantial and a very good value in a neighborhood where tourist-markups are the norm. They have a/c, but in order to feel it you'll need to sit closer to the back of the restaurant/near the kitchen, as there is only one wall unit back there, and they leave the front of the restaurant open to the elements (even in 98+ degree heat).

Great soups. I had the Borcht and hubby had the lemony light chicken soup and bread. Quiet little…read moreself-serve place, good service too.

Hidden gem 5 min walk from museums. Hearty soups and make your own salads with nicely seasoned…read moreveggies. Unassuming lounge like ambience. Staff attentive to your needs. Highly recommended for quickie hit of soup/salad and catching your breath

Best selection of soups in town. Just what the doctor ordered for this rainy day…read more Peanut soup is legendary. Tons of stuff for vegetarians. Window seats are great. Not a place to sit in for a long while. Cesaria evora on the speakers. Check it out.

This place is awesome! Great soup for a cold and cloudy day. Guy behind the counter took his time…read moredescribing each soup for us and let us sample each one before we ordered. We are very limited in the native language and he wasn't completely fluent in English but he was very patient and we each got exactly what we were looking for. Small bar to sit at and eat otherwise they offer take away.

Great broth, fresh ingredients, iced coffee was excellent! Small space, outdoor seating. Great find!read more

For me, the most important part of pho is the broth, and the broth here is impeccable! Out of all…read moreof the pho places I've tried in the Netherlands, this is currently my favorite so far, even if it's a bit on the pricier side. If you've never tried pho, I recommend squeezing in some lime juice and mixing in some sriracha sauce directly into the soup. Also, don't eat directly from the bowl. Instead, load up your super large spoon with some noodles, a piece of meat, and a bit of vegetables. Submerge that into the broth, then top it off with a pea sized dollop of hoisin sauce. Now you're ready to shove that spoon packed full of flavors into your mouth!! Not only is it super delicious, but having to repeat this meticulous process will help you pace your meal, leading to healthier digestion. Word of warning: There's only 3 tables for two and a 4-seater countertop inside, so absolutely make sure to come right at opening time or prepare for a potentially long wait. The funniest thing is they had hardstyle house blasting the entire time. For a Sunday afternoon, it felt so surreal. 10/10, would club here, again.

Great variety of soups! Both of the soups we got were super tasty (lentil soup and Brazilian (?)…read morebean soup). We also got two quiches (goat cheese and mushroom?) which were really soft and flaky. Not a lot of seating, we ended up walking a little down the road to sit on a bench on the bridge and eat. Good selection for a variety of dietary needs as well!

Came here for lunch. Seems they always have a smallish line. They offer salad and soups but soups…read moreare their main speciality. By 2 pm they had 4 different kinds of soups left. I opted for lentil soup. It was tasty but tasted like i expected nothing special. Really really overpriced though with 8 for a medium. Nothing else comes with the soup. They charge for bread.

This was my husband's and my first dinner in Amsterdam! The Hacée and the stamppot are heaven! I…read morelove the plates are mismatched and have been for decades! Reading the menu was fun! We dropped off our little frame with our mothers in it. The server originally asked us to place it wherever we see fit, but the owner (she has the manager vibe) came over and helped us picked an even better spot! Service was what I thought was slow, but then we learned that Dutch people are very customer-focused, so we had to initiate an eye contact and signal to them that we are ready to close our check. I also found out that tipping is not required. Who would have thought? Oh, and also water is not free. Lastly, be sure to make a reservation because this place very packed for the duration of our meal and some people got turned away.

Popular joint serving up Dutch Comfort food. Make a reservation - it gets busy. We made it easy and…read moreopted for the sampler plate for 2. Comes with two kinds of beef stew, 2 two kinds of potatoes, apple sauce, cabbage, and sausages over mashed potatoes and sauerkraut. Everything was really good! No strong flavors, but all cooked well. Service was very good and the ambiance is funny! Place is covered with pictures of moms that the customers have brought in. We loved it! N*joy...

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. O Mai is located a minute away from…read morethe tram station making it super convenient. Staff were Gen Z, wore a uniform and tight black nitrile gloves. Started off with the fresh spring rolls with pork and shrimp and they were tasty. They came with 3 dipping sauces. Moved on to the large Pho and it was gigantic. Broth was flavorful and the noodles seem to be the dry version. The marbling was decent on the slices of beef and the meat balls were flavorful. The beef shank was also quite tasty. A small should be sufficient if an appetizer is ordered! They take credit cards too!

we were looking for nice and good Vietnamese food and stumbled upon this nice place…read more We were greeted by the friendly staff but also saw they were very busy and a bit overwhelme. as a starter we had nice springrolls with pork and prawns, it had good flavor but I wish the peanutsauce would be a little bit thicker and springrolls more firmly rolled, my maikn was authentic pho and that tasted really good, I highly recommend if u want good Vietnamese food.

My friends and I came here for a late dinner on a Saturday evening. It was pretty busy, but we were…read moreseated upon arrival. Food: They had a vegetarian takoyaki on the menu, which I haven't had in many years. Obviously it didn't have actual tako in it, but it was still very good. I also had the vegetarian ramen that was also good. Service: Service was quick and easy. Not much to add. TL;DR - Not a bad place for vegetarian ramen and appetizers!

It was really great , we both totally enjoyed it. The service was wonderful. The food was…read moreabsolutely delicious and I love how they have the chili well on the table and you can make it as spicy as you want five out of five.

What a nice find! My daughter and I were in Amsterdam, trying to find a quiet place for a late…read morelunch near Dam Sq, as we had a boat trip scheduled. She asked AI, and was directed to this spot. And it was wonderful. We shared pate, a salad, and beef stroganoff, which was different from what I have had in the US, and it was delicious. Wine and expresso topped off our visit. Highly recommend!

The Best food and service we had during a 6 week trip through Europe…read more Small but lovely. A wonderful couple and their Family run it . We went twice !! Do not miss the Apple Pie We are going back in June and I can't wait !!!