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| Hotel Okura restaurant About |
| Restaurant Haesje Claes About Open for lunch and dinner, Haesje Claes has one menu serving warm meals all day. Their extensive menu has many options for both light and heavy eaters, dining either a la carte. You may also choose from their Dutch Dish menu where for 28.50 you can relish three courses followed by tea or coffee. This menu changes every month according to season, alternatively you may see your table for day specials such as Mussels. Complimenting your meal is an exceptional dessert and wine list. During your visit you will be served by one of their friendly staff, and seating arrangements for lunch are closer than what may be expected for dinner, when guests are spaced out comfortably in a personal setting. They also cater for groups that can sit separate or even upstairs in privacy if desired. Whatever you prefer, it is best to reserve in advance. For an exquisite lunch or meal, Haesje Claes offers a superb menu to enjoy within an authentic Dutch style living room fit for the king and pauper. Info |
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| Rosarium About Located within the natural beauties of Amstelpark, is restaurant and wine bar Rosarium. Established six years now, the eatery open for lunch and dinner has a French kitchen run by Chef Jaap Wiebenga. Info 020 644 4085 Lunch 12-2.30pm, Dinner 6-11pm |
| Sie-Joe Indonesian About In a small street behind the Damrak is Sie-Joe, an Indonesian restaurant open for lunch and an early dinner. Though their kitchen is traditional Indonesian cooking, they have a Dutch name which when translated means ‘See-You!’ Info 020 6241 830 Mon-Sat 11am-7pm, Thurs 11am-8pm, Sundays closed. |
| De Herengracht: Food, Drinks & Art About |
| Tricky Theater Restaurant About Close by Centraal Station is Tricky Theater Restaurant easily reached on foot along the silver pier above the Amstel. Primarily a theater restaurant, their kitchen is best described as French Italian, for you to relish whilst continually entertained. Info 020 626 9383 Kitchen: 6-10pm, Mon +Tues closed. |
| Le Hollandais About On the edge of the Pijp in town is restaurant Le Hollandais. Established in 1996, the owner, chef and your host, Adrian named the diner Le Hollandais, which means ‘The Dutchman’ after Peter Greenway’s film ‘The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and her Lover.’ Adrian works with a team in his kitchen to serve up French Bourgeois cuisines to your delight. Info 020 679 1248 Mon-Sat 6-10.30pm |
| Restaurant Gespot About |
| Restaurant Moeders About A few minutes walk from the Westerkerk at the edge of the Jordaan is restaurant Moeders, or Mothers in English. Established since 1980, Moeders have a traditional Dutch kitchen, that takes on International ‘Mother’s’ recipes to create their menu. Info 020 626 7957 Open: Daily 4pm-12am, kitchen from 5pm-10.30pm |
| Ship Chandler's Warehouse About |
| Resto-Bar Knus About In the heart of Amsterdam's famous gay street is Resto-Bar Knus. The embodiment of everything that is cosy, Knus established since 2004 is situated between major touristic areas Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein. Their Internationally fused kitchen prepares fresh food daily and are open from 6pm. Info 020 4277828 6pm-1am, kitchen closes at 11pm |
| Van Harte, Amsterdam About Located in the Jordaan on the street of hearts is Van Harte, serving food and drinks made from the heart as the name suggests. Established in May 2004, their French Mediterranean kitchen is open from 11am for lunch, soon followed by their dinner menu from 6pm. Info 020 6258500 10am-11pm (kitchen), 7 days a week. |
| Sampurna - Indonesian restaurant About In the heart of Amsterdam at the foot of the flower market at Muntplein is Sampurna, an Indonesian restaurant established over 20 years ago. Sampurna, meaning the best imaginable creation, has many local and international regular customers returning for many enjoyable lunches and dinners. Info 020 625 3264 Lunch 12-5pm, Dinner 5-10:30pm |
| Restaurant Tante Agaath About Nearby popular markets Noordermarkt and Westermarkt in the Jordaan is Restaurant Tante Agaath. The kitchen is a fusion that is predominantly French and Mediterranean with slight Oriental influences. Under new management of one year, the restaurant is run by the chef and host Robert. Info 020 622 2402 7 days 6pm-10:30 (kitchen), Sat + Mon from 12pm for lunch. |
| Restaurant Frenzi Amsterdam About Nearby Waterlooplein flea market is restaurant Frenzi serving fresh Mediterranean food cooked simply and honestly. Frenzi invite you in to treat you as they would their friends. Info Phone: 020 423 5112 10am-1am, kitchen open till 11pm |
| Restaurant d’theeboom About A few minutes from Dam Square and Westerkerk is Restaurant d’theeboom, a good sized eatery serving French cuisines with a Mediterranean influence. The restaurant carries on the name given to the building when it was once a Cheese Warehouse. Established twenty years now, the chef and owner Georges welcomes you into his fine diner for an exquisite meal. Info Phone: 020 623 8420 7 days from 6pm-10pm |
| Restaurant Claes Claesz Amsterdam About Long established restaurant Claes Claesz stands in the heart of the Jordaan. What was once a seventeenth century orphanage is today Claes Claesz the name that has stayed with the 400 year-old building since its original owners. Piet Parijs, current owner and Chef serves up International Dutch cuisines. Info Phone: 020 625 5306 Kitchen open from 6pm-11pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday. |
| Cafe Restaurant Stout! About |
| Heerlijk! Private Dining About In the Jordaan you can reach Heerlijk Private Dining by boat. A former restaurant, Heerlijk! meaning delicious opened their doors 4 years ago, only establishing their private dining business in early 2005. Info 020 421 5528 Lunch or dinner till 1am, weekends till 2am |
| Japanese Pancake World About In a small street near the famous Westerkerk in the Jordaan is Japanese Pancake World. This quaint restaurant serves the 13th century traditional pancakes known as 'Okonomiyaki'. These pancakes derived as a result of rationings in Japan and are therefore regarded as common people food. Info 020 320 4447 Open daily 12pm-10pm |
| Bar-ca (bar-restaurant) About Just behind the Heineken Brewery on Marie Heinekenplein is bar-restaurant Bar-ca. Established early 2005, Bar-ca is playfully named after Barcelona, serving Spanish and International cuisines. The concept behind the name reflects their attempt to recreate the atmosphere one may experience on a visit to Spain. Info Phone: 020 470 4144 Open: 3pm-1am, Weekends till 3am |
| Bar Restaurant Simpel About Info |
| Damsteeg Amsterdam About Found in the heart of the Jordaan, in one of the '9 streets, Damsteeg's kitchen prepares International European cuisine. Info Telephone: 020 627 8794 Opening Hours: Bar: 2pm-12am, Restaurant: 6pm-10:30pm (kitchen) |
| Fifteen Amsterdam About Located in east Amsterdam near club Panama, Fifteen opened its doors in December 2004. Much like its London branch, Fifteen has a Jamie Oliver style kitchen, which is predominantly Italian with English and Dutch flavours. Info Telephone: 0900 343 8336 Opening Hours: 7 days 5:30pm-1am |
| Pasta e Basta Amsterdam About Info |
| Nana Gentile About A fine Italian restaurant a few minutes from Dam Square, Nana Gentile invites you into their cosy diner for an intimate meal. Info Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 289, 1012, RL, Amsterdam 020 420 0202 Fri/Sat: 6-10:30pm, Tues-Sun: 6-10pm |
| Bonnes Choses Amsterdam About This French European eatery is located on the Amstelveenseweg close by the Vondelpark. Its name Bonnes Choses expresses that they serve you with 'delicious things.' Info Telephone: 0206 641 620 Opening Hours: Tues-Sun: 6-10pm |
| Restaurant De Kas, Amsterdam About Off the main streets of Amsterdam inside Frankendael Park is restaurant De Kas. Literally meaning The Greenhouse, De Kas has a Mediterranean kitchen that prepares a daily menu based on their harvest that morning. Info Mon-Fri lunch: 12pm-2pm, dinner: 6:30-10pm Sat: dinner only |
| Restaurant The Pantry Amsterdam About The Pantry is a restaurant around the corner from Leidseplein and its local bars. Serving traditional Dutch food, its kitchen as well as location, attracts many Dutch and international regulars. Info Telephone: 020 6200 922 Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 5pm-11pm, Sat-Sun: 12pm-11pm |
| Supper club Amsterdam About This club restaurant is located in a small street off Dam Square. Split in two, the lower part of the establishment houses the club, whereas the first floor upon entrance is the designated 'supper' area. Reservations recommended. Info Telephone: 020 344 6400 Opening Hours: 8-1am Fri + Sat till 3am |
| Suite Rest-o-Bar Amsterdam About Located in the heart of Nieuwmarkt, Song Kwae specialise in traditional Thai food you can enjoy in their culturally rich interior. Established 10 years ago, Song Kwae takes its name from an 800 year old Thai river. Info Telephone: 020 344 6401 Opening Hours: 6 days a week, 7pm-11:30 (kitchen) |
| Eetcafé De Ridder, Amsterdam About A typical old style restaurant bar, just a short walk from Leidseplein and Vondelpark. Info Telephone: 020 624 9376 Opening Hours: Sun-Thurs: 4pm - 1am, Fri-Sat:4pm - 3am |
| De Witte Uyl About A grand restaurant 5 minutes from the Heineken Brewery and Museumplein. De Witte Uyl is an atmospheric restaurant, offering you food and service fit for a king. It's best to dine with company to fully enjoy your experience. Info Telephone: 020 670 0458 Opening hours: 6pm-1am Tuesday-Saturday |
| Tjing Tjing About A bar/restaurant, Tjing Tjing is described like a communal house, inviting their customers to stay as one big happy family. The bar/restaurant is 5 minutes from the Heineken Brewery and Museumplein, specialising in South African Dutch food. Info Telephone: 020 676 0923 Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 2pm till late |
| De Kelderhof Amsterdam About Restaurant De Kelderhof, founded in 1973, stands on Prinsengracht, one side of the canal. Their doors push open inviting you to a world that specialises in Southern European food. Info Telephone: 020 622 0682 Opening hours: 7 days 5:30- 11pm Summer lunch opens 12pm |
| Cook Kai, Thai Kitchen About |
| Letting Restaurant Amsterdam About Letting is a quaint eatery, that serves Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner all day long. 5 minutes from Dam Square and Anne Frank House, it attracts many English customers, yet it is far from the usual tourist hangout. Info Telephone: 020 627 9393 Opening Hours: Tues-Sat: 8am-9pm Kitchen only Mon+Sun: 8am-5:30pm only |
| Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam About The first Hard Rock Cafe opened in London in 1971. Boasting more than 104 restaurants in over 36 countries, Hard Rock Cafe has become a classic. Now the chain is world-famous for its traditional American food menu and American style service, but also for its display of rock and roll memorabilia. Located at Max Euweplein 57-61 (off Leidseplein, between Vondelpark and Paradiso) Phone: 020-523 7625 Info Sunday to Thursday, from noon until midnight (kitchen closes at 11:30 pm). Friday and Saturday, from noon until 1am (kitchen closes at 12:30 pm) |
| Raïnaraï About North African global cuisine comes to Amsterdam. On the corner of Prinsengracht and Lauriergracht is a new and unique establishment - an Algerian 'traiteur' , with a diverse and mouthwatering selection of freshly prepared delicacies. Delicatessen and special catering for celebrations - 7 to 777 guests. Info Phone: 020-624 9791 Open daily from 10.00 to 22.00 |
| Cafe Diner De Munck About If you are searching for a local taste, look no further. This lovely little cafe has just want you want. Nestled in the streets of the Jordaan, warm friendly service and a lovely time awaits you. Info Phone: 020-6222716 (For reservations up to 20 people please call). Diner Hours: 18.00-22.00 all week Cafe Hours: 18.00- 01.00 Sunday to Thursday 18.00-03.00 Friday and Saturday Diner Hours: 18.00-22.00 all week Lunch Hours: after 11.00 Saturdays (For reservations up to 20 people please call) |
| Tarifa - Bar Restaurante de Tapas About If you are looking for a little touch of Spain you only need to walk two minutes from Dam square. There you can easily lose track of time. Que Aproveche! Info Phone: +31-(0)20-6227157 Open: 13.00 - 01.00 |
| Bep Info Phone: 020-626 56 49 Bep offers reasonably priced and delicious food until 10.00pm Open Monday-Friday at noon-1pm (3am weekends). No reservations necessary. |
| Noa About NOA is the place to unwind and let the excellent service come to you. Choose from a tasty menu of noodles, soups & salads. Info Open daily 12am-12pm [1am weekends]. No reservations necessary. |
| Le Delizie About |
| Royal Thai About The Royal Thai Restaurant near Leidseplein is specialized in traditional Thai seafood Also provides catering and take-out, to order please call 020-6267261 |
| 18twintig People who merely visit 18twintig for a nice glass of wine or one of our special cocktails are just as welcome as the guests who are here to enjoy an extensive dinner or a quick lunch. Thus the motto of this Amsterdam restaurant: ‘food & drinks, drinks & food’. The menu of 18twintig has an international slant to it. Quality and freshness are the key words in our kitchen and our menu changes every two months. In addition to our separate lunch and dinner menus, we also have a menu with tasty appetisers. In order to unify the atmosphere in 18twintig with the quality of the kitchen and the sense of hospitality, the modern interior is composed of warm colours and natural materials. Also, the spacious premises on the Ferdinand Bolstraat are so arranged that the bar area is connected directly with the restaurant. Whoever walks in for a drink may want to dine afterwards, but you are also totally free to remain seated in the bar and order little nibbles. 18twintig is fully ventilated and air-conditioned. Our system guarantees a sufficient flow of fresh air and ideal temperatures. This means that you can enjoy your food and drinks under perfect conditions: wherever you are seated, you can always count on pleasant cool summers and cosy, warm winters. Thursday night cocktail night!. All cocktails € 5, |
| A la ferme Restaurant A la ferme is one of the best kept secrets of Amsterdam since its openening seven years ago. Hidden in the trendy district 'De Pijp', near its lively 'Albert Cuyp' market, we run our restaurant. The customs of A la ferme, french for 'on the farm', are deeply rooted in the pure and tastful traditional french kitchen, not without reason the birthground of the 'haute cuisine'. The way the french nation enjoys good food and fine drinks, at the right times and in the right ambiance, inspires our senses and efforts. For either with a romantic diner in mind, or in search for the perfect location for a professional diner, the calm and discretion of A la ferme will make your evening unforgettable.  |
| Albatros vis restaurant De Albatros first set sail in 1977. In 1993 Pim Smits took over the helm with Andre Persenaire responsible for the caboose. Come aboard, and we will promise you a pleasant journey. The culinary course isn't quite set, but we have a Mediterranean preference and the oysters are always good! The "dining room" has an agreeable ambience which is perfect for conversation, business-like as well as private. A part of the dining room is reserved for non-smokers. |
| Altmann Dark leather benches, off-white walls and abundant candlelight offer the visitor of Altmann Restaurant & Bar a feeling of subdued luxury. The classic atmosphere of the interior design fits perfectly with the characteristic 19th century corner building, within a stone's throw of the Amstel Hotel. In the centre of the restaurant, you will find an elevated platform, the 'VIP-deck', with four round tables for guests who 'like to be seen'. The internationally oriented restaurant has eighty seats. |
| Amstel Bar & Brasserie The Amstel Bar & Brasserie of the InterContinental Amstel Amsterdam is located on the banks of the Amstel River. The cosy restaurant offers a spectacular view over the Amstel and the historical bridges of Amsterdam. The Amstel Brasserie, within walking distance of Royal Theatre Carré is a unique place for an informal lunch or dinner and also offers a late evening supper after the theatre or a concert. The restaurant serves light seasonal orientated Brasserie dishes from the French cuisine. The Amstel Bar offers a wide selection of Champagnes, wines per glass and cocktails. |
| Amstel Hotel Lounge England has been renowned for its tea tradition, but the first tea was actually imported into Amsterdam. In 1610, the Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie first presented the first precious tea leaves to ‘t Huys van Oranje, the Royal Dutch family. The appreciation for the elegant beverage quickly spread, and ever since drinking Afternoon Tea has become a symbol of distinction and hospitality. We feel honoured to have you as our Guest, enabling us to present our truly “Royal Selection” of the world’s finest teas, accompanied by exquisite delicacies from the Amstel’ s own kitchen. |
| Antoine Restaurant Antoine is al about enjoyment and relaxation. An evening out to tickle your senses through an excellent kitchen, good advise on wine and an enjoyable atmosphere. Service is at high standard. The menu is quite small which makes it easy to choose. Therefore we work with daily fresh ingredients which our Chef Vincent Splinter turns into beautiful French-Mediterranean dishes. The light colours used for the interior of the restaurant create a relaxed atmosphere. The comfort of the chairs and couches makes it very easy to make the evening a little longer… We have a private dining area for up to 10 guests. Excellent for a business dinner but also for a private dinner with speeches. |
