The Dutch capital attracts crowds of food lovers with the unique quality of local cuisine and the fact that portions are larger and cheaper than anywhere else in northern Europe. Regardless of whether you're on
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or a business trip, Amsterdam's restaurants are certain to become your favorite places to enjoy the genuine flavor of the city.
There are as many options for eating out in Amsterdam as there are restaurants. International, fusion, exotic, vegetarian and local dishes all clearly mark their presence on the culinary scene of the city, which boasts over 1,000 venues.
1)Restaurant: De Belhamel
Stylish continental cuisine at affordable prices is the speciality at this sumptuous art nouveau-style restaurant, overlooking a picturesque, leafy canal in the bohemian Jordaan district. The signature dish is a must, followed by crme brle with vanilla ice cream and a cinnamon galette or Dutch cookies served with vanilla-flavoured mascarpone and red fruits.
Address: Brouwersgracht 60, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2)Restaurant: Cafe Van Puffelen
At the back of this intimate, sawdust-strewn brown bar, there is a cosy restaurant that serves generous portions of tasty, modern Dutch food. The mustard soup with mussels, followed by salmon marinated in beetroot with a saffron dressing, with delicious cherry clafoutis for dessert, is highly recommended. The handmade chocolates served with coffee should not be overlooked.
Address: Prinsengracht 377, Amsterdam, Netherlands
3)Restaurant: Dvijff Vlieghen
d'Vijff Vlieghen is a cosy, candlelit restaurant that is popular with both tourists and locals. Set in a series of period rooms and spread over five ancient, rambling, 17th-century canal houses, the dark wooden panelling, crisp white linens and antique furnishings of the interiors create a formal yet intimate setting.
Address: Spuistraat 294-302, Amsterdam, Netherlands
4)Restaurant: Krua Thai Classic
This is one of the city's best and most stylish Asian restaurants, with subdued lighting, sleek chairs and candles on the tables. Diners are ushered into Krua Thai Classic by smooth Thai staff in suave rather than overblown traditional dress. Highlights include juicy chicken satay to start and mains such as Penang beef. Sticky rice with coconut milk and mango is a good way for diners to cool down after the hotter dishes.
Address: Staalstraat 22, Amsterdam, Netherlands
5)Restaurant: De Keuken Van 1870
Once a soup kitchen for the poor, this basic, old-fashioned establishment now serves huge platefuls of cheap, no-frills Dutch fare to workers and tourists alike, all seated at communal tables. Visitors should expect traditional staples, such as stamppot and paling
Address: Spuistraat 4, Amsterdam, Netherlands
6)Restaurant: Pancake Bakery
Several characteristics of the restaurant are, for example, the open kitchen, the famous "international" pancakes whose ingredients are based on various dishes from all over the world, and the pots of real syrup on each table which guests can generously help themselves to!
7)Restaurant bar & club : Rain
At the Bar Area, you can sip the latest creation from a contemporary cocktail list, ask for your favorite premium spirit or enjoy the simple pleasure of a draft beer. If you are in the mood for a small bite, retreat to the Comfortable Dining Area where the seating is low and cozy. This area also offers a bottle service later in the evening, giving you the possibility to enjoy some drinks at leisure.
Address: Rembrandtplein 44, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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