Hearth has such a warm and inviting vibe. The space is full of plants and natural touches, which…read moremakes it feel cozy but still modern. The staff was charismatic and genuinely helpful with the menu, taking time to explain dishes and give recommendations without ever rushing me. I ordered the black charcoal ravioli, which was rich and unique, and also tried the beet ravioli. I loved their creative take on raviolis. They were colorful, fresh, and full of flavor. The presentation matched the taste, and both plates felt thoughtful rather than gimmicky. It's the kind of place where you can relax into the atmosphere and enjoy food that's both beautiful and satisfying. Perfect for a slow meal with friends or a solo stop when you want something a little different.

Oh my god. YUM. My friend and I were looking for a dinner spot and she was vegan - I stumbled…read moreacross Hearth and immediately made reservations. This delicious spot is off the beaten path of the more touristy spots in Amsterdam, located on a quiet side street. We absolutely loved our meal - with clear influences from french, asian flavors, and italian. We started with a delicious amuse bouche by the chef, followed by the "pate" and fresh bread. It was earthy and good; a solid start. Our main dishes were truly a treat! We split one of the gnocchi options - the tomato sauce was delectable; I truly could have licked the bowl - and the black mushroom ravioli - so much delicious umami flavor! We ended with the peanut butter brownie and, let me just say, I am UPSET that we decided to split one instead of ordering our own! The service was a delight - they were so kind, clearly wanting us to enjoy the experience!

One of the best brunch spots I've been to in Europe! It was so good that I went here twice during…read moremy short stay in the city! Big in Japan - The most creative brunch item I've ever tried! It might not sound good by the list of ingredients. But trust me, all the flavors work nicely together. I highly recommend this dish if it's your first time! Healthy Shakshuka - It was flavorful, fresh, and delicious. I thought the star of the show was the bread! From the eggs to the tomato, everything was perfectly cooked! The interior is modern, filled with intentional decorates and plants. The staff was polite and friendly! Highly recommend checking out this place if you want a healthier meal!

We tried to look for a brunch place on a Sunday but most restaurants had extremely long waits…read more Luckily we came across Factory Girl and the wait was super short. I got the nonvegan Turk's Dad and it was very delicious. I love how all the flavors came together and had a kick to it. It was definitely a lot of food and I had a hard time finishing all the food. The matcha latte was really good, not too sweet. This is a very busy restaurant, and great for group gatherings.

Everything was fabulous. Decadent, unique and delightful. We had the surprise me and each plate was…read morewell presented and enjoyed.

High end (small servings with painstaking flourishes taken) but one dish's flavors tasted about as…read morecomplementary to me as orange juice and chocolate milk. Really, the fregola with spring onions, romesco sauce, beech mushrooms, and olives just really did not work for me at all. The tomato soup (shorba) I had as a starter was delicious, and the dessert (baked apple) was decent, but the main course was bad. Fairly good service, lots of vegan options, but a tad pricey.

Lovely, unique all-vegan food with a zen atmosphere. Great coffee + oat milk available. Check out…read morethe cold case next to the bar, they have tempeh and tofu sushi burritos! And other delicious to-go items.

This was a really cute vegan macrobiotic organic shop with set menus. The cook was straight out of…read moreJiro drama of sushi but all about high nutrient plant based meals. The shiitake, pumpkin miso soup was outstanding. I recommend this place highly for a q quality lunch served with an aesthetic appeal.

My husband kept picking on me for wanting to get Dutch apple pie in "a bar" and it was the best…read moredamn thing we had in Amsterdam all week! Excellent light,fluffy crust almost like a croissant and stacked thin-slices of apples /perfect amount of filling with more apples than sauce. Came with 2 huge dollops of whipped cream--and warmed! At 6euros, it's a steal!

I was taking a long walk through the city and stopped in for a few cold ones. This was a smallish…read moreplace full of furniture that doesn't match but this place was cozy and people seemed happy to be there. The service was friendly and prices were fair.

I have a lot of vegan and plant-based friends. 10 years ago when they asked me out to eat, I always…read moredreaded what fresh vegan hell I was in for. Fast forward a few years and now I'm delighted to accompany them to vegan restaurants such as Meatless District in Amsterdam, NL. The food was exquisite as was the service. I'm now obsessed with watermelon sashimi. I prefer this vegan bitterballen to the traditional because I didn't like the texture of the meat inside. I feel the dutch really like pureed meat. The mushroom bitterballen was so delicious as was everything else. The braised artichoke was just ok. Nothing to write home about but nothing wrong with it. It's just that everything else was so unique including the desserts. Lovely ambiance in the restaurant. I give my experience a 4 overall for the artichoke and I must mention the bathroom. This is more of a Dutch thing than anything else. Gender neutral bathrooms are cool. We Americans don't see that a lot. The problem is the individual stall was up a flight of stairs and so small that I couldn't even sit on the toilet and then there was nothing to pull myself up to get out the position I had gotten myself into. It was awkward. This stall needs a bar or something to help those of us who are not as able as we used to be. I'd go eat here again to try more of their dishes.

This wonderful place is about a 1/2 kilometer from my apartment, so a five minute walk. It's a…read morelarge, beautiful space on a picturesque Amsterdam street with trams and bikes going by. Woody Harrelson just ate here last week too! I met him out front on Saturday as he was walking by the Meatless District, so I suppose he went in to try the next day. The food is good, need to try several options to find your favorite. The service is friendly and respectful. So many options and a nice bar and drinks!

First went to maoz in a London years past. Off the train in Amsterdam…read more Went here. Staff was friendly. Got whole wheat pita regular with falafel. Tasty with plenty of veggies to add to it. Affordable Casual Nourishing Meal Recommended!

Maoz Vegan is a chain vegan restaurant with an unlimited self-serve salad bar! You can pick from a…read morefalafel pita sandwich or salad bowl to fill up on greens. I opted for a salad bowl, and it was pretty good. The veggies were fresh, sauces were flavorful, and the pickles added a nice touch. The falafel was fried to order so it had a nice crunch. Service was also great. The worker explained the concept to me in English and offered some recommendations. The dining area was spotless and constantly cleaned. All things considered, I would return for the price, convenience, and freshness, but I do wish the bowl was larger to fit more salad greens.

We really enjoyed our lunch here. The staff was all friendly and attentive. We were there on Sunday…read moreso we were able to get the Sunday roast dinner which was excellent. We also enjoyed the wings and dumplings. Sat outside and enjoyed the views- really cool place with great vibe.

Fun spot for a beer and a bite. Service was friendly and fast. Great spot for people watching!read more

Cute little place in Jordaan!…read more We ordered the falafels, hummus with roasted cauliflowers and the sampler - a trio of dips. Our favorite was the eggplant. All the food was delicious - so flavorful! The pitas that were served with the dishes were so soft and pillowy. Perfect compliment to the dips. Love all the dishes!

This place is really good but also small and really crowded…read more It's best to make a reservation if you can. It's definitely not fancy but it's not expensive either. It's got all your standard Middle Eastern food items and everything is good. The labneh is the best I've ever had.

This is a new place, nice to see someone else added it on Yelp! It's right around the corner from…read moremy apartment and it used to be an Asian restaurant. It's a beautiful interior, wide open and lots of tables and light. It's very "westernized" with a lot of English signage, which I guess is for the American tourists. I am not a big fan of that, but I won't hold it against them. The pizza and pasta were great. I recommend for a place in a pinch or a planned dinner with some friends!

We were craving a good pizza and salad and this place hit the spot! I've also never tried tiramisu…read moreand I was so excited to see a vegan option. The tiramisu was everything I could have hoped for, yall need to order it.