Wow, this place has a vibe. Huge beer list, dark interior, comfy seating, super busy for a…read moreweeknight but we found a seat and placed our order. About two great beers and 40 minutes later, two huge bowls of mussels arrived with fries. Delicious and very enjoyable. Maybe more fries would have been nice but I went deep into the mussels and in the end, they won. I simply could not finish them. But I got far enough in that I was able to dip some fries in and it was delicious. One ding was that their credit card machine "didn't work" despite a good ten minutes of trying. With that much effort, I'm leaning towards a legit failure. [Review 12096 overall, 1879 of 2019.]

Kitchen was being remodeled Service was almost as fantastic…read moreas the beer selection. The bar is fantastic.

Of all the fry options in town, I think this is one of the best and worth adding to your to do list…read morein Amsterdam. Lines can get long, but they move things along quickly. Made to order so the fries come out super fresh and hot. Must get the fries with Parmesan cheese and truffle mayo. Delish! Haven't tried other flavors/sauces, but if you must get only one, get the parmesan and truffle mayo. No eating area, so stand and eat. Add to your Amsterdam do to list!

Fabel Frites was our last frites shop of the trip and we saved it for last because it came highly…read morerecommended by a friend who lived in the NL. Their best seller is the frites with a load of finely grated parm and truffle mayo. It looked too extra for me and I just wanted the classic frites with mayo. They were piping piping hot, could've used more salt but were loaded with mayo and quite delicious. At €5 for frites and a topping, I thought it was a decent price. The line moved quickly and it's a shop where you order, grab, and exit. There's no seating inside so you take your hot frites and continue exploring all Amsterdam has to offer.

Sweet little cafe with outdoor benches. Such a nice place to relax right off the Main Street…read more Prices about 6-8€ per drink. Cold beer and clean glasses -highly recommend!

This bar is just ok. I had a few friends come here and they seemed super excited by the decor,…read moreambiance and overall feel and service of this place. I was left wanting. The wait staff was narcissist and annoying. Sorry I don't know your menu. Sorry I asked for a Kwak beer, with the cool wooden holder & you acted like I was a criminal. The beer was good, and there are some good bartenders.....but give me a break

I've been to a few of the other locations, but the Handboogstraat spot just hits different. It's…read moregot that dark, slightly chaotic, "rariteitenkabinet" vibe that makes you feel like you've stumbled into a hidden club rather than a burger joint. We kept it classic this time: * The Ribs: Fall-off-the-bone tender as always. They don't over-sweeten the glaze, which I appreciate. * Le Cannibale Royale: The pulled pork on top of the patty is a heavy hitter, but the sauerkraut actually cuts through the richness perfectly. * The Fries: Still some of the most consistent in the city--thin, salty, and actually hot. Service was busy (it's Handboogstraat, so what do you expect?), but the staff was super chill and kept the craft beers flowing. It's loud, it's moody, and it's exactly what I wanted for a late-night feed. Plus, I've noticed they actually take the time to read and reply to feedback here, which is a rare find for a place this popular. Keep doing what you're doing!

Do I recommend this place? Heck yes I do! We had ribs, burgers, mac n cheese, fries, veggies, so…read moremuch food and it was all delicious. Staff was friendly and spoke great English. The ambiance had crazy neat decor all over the walls. Whenever I go on vacation I always stalk yelp to find food places to visit, and this place did not disappoint! This is a meat eaters paradise. Don't sleep on the ribs!

My mom (a very picky eater with a sensitive gastrointestinal track) and I walked in here for a late…read morelunch on the day we arrived in Amsterdam. And despite ALL of our meals in Amsterdam being excellent, this one may have been the best. We wanted to try Dutch food, not totally knowing what to expect and were blown away by the combination of flavors and textures we consumed. We started with the pickled herring which was served with onions and pickles- fresh yet bold! I'm still thinking about those little fishies weeks later. Then we each had the sampler-ish plates (I forget what it was called). Hers was the vegetarian version and mine was with sausage. There were 3 kinds of essentially mashed potatoes with veggies mixed in: 1 with spinach I think, 1 with carrots, and 1 with sauerkraut. Mine came with a delightfully rich gravy and my moms came with some kind of lighter yellow sauce (I think mustard based). We tried these same dishes at other Dutch restaurants during our stay, but nothing beat The Pantry. The service in this quaint and cozy spot was also excellent!

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).

My family and I had a great experience here. The staff was so very friendly and very courteous and…read moreaccommodating with my son's peanut allergy, which I truly appreciate. The burgers were really good and I would definitely recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for great quick food and an awesome selection of beers in the area.

Great beer and tasty snacks. Loved the Bitterballen and…read moreFlemish Fries. Simple cheese plate also delicious

Great service, excellent people watching, get the meatballs. If you're from US, be prepared for…read moreeveryone to be smoking cigarettes and cigars

Located on the Spui, Café Hoppe is one of the oldest cafes in Amsterdam. Decor includes old gin…read morebarrels and sawdust on the floors. A true classic, this Dutch pub dates from 1670 and has a covered terrace. They serve a great breakfast and during the day you can order sandwiches and snacks as well. Try the bitterballen (Dutch meatballs). Breakfast is served between 08:00 and 12:00, lunch from 12:00 to 17:00 and bar snacks from 12:00 until late. Great service!

I was looking for a place with some local brews, found this place. When we walked in 90's country…read morewas playing, wasn't expecting that vibe. Not a complaint, just wasn't on my bingo card. Wood panels, cheese & meat boards and a large chalkboard of the beers, it felt like being in Wisconsin. The bartender is friendly and knowledgeable, very attentive. Love all of the local brews. This place made me happy, highly recommended.

Awesome beers and a wonderful place to sit and enjoy them. Great service. I can't wait to go backread more

Outstanding in every way, from food to service to atmosphere!…read moreBest Belgian French in Amsterdam.

This place is so cute and we got the window seat overlooking the street for people watching. The…read moreservice was outstanding, friendly, profession and very personal. The food was outstanding, the Scallops were cooked to perfectionand some of the freshest I have had. The filet mignon was exceptionally tender. All of the sauces were delicious and the portions of each plate were generous, maimly due to the variety, there were 4 or 5 different foods on each plate sometimes 5 different meats! The desserts were made to perfection. Not overly sweet, with great pairings. My wife and I both loved it and would highly reccomend it for a romatic dinner.

Local bar nice beer selection Bartender was more interested…read morein talking to friends than serving

This is a mostly beer bar and I'm not a beer drinker - but I absolutely loved this place all the…read moresame. It's small, full of friendly locals and serves up great drinks. The chalkboards along the walls tell you what's available for beer - expect great Dutch & Belgian classics. You can also get cocktails too. If we lived here, we'd be regulars no question.