Smaller size food was perfection! Pick 2, 3, or 4 items depending on how hungry you are. Fresh…read moreflavors! I had the tomato soup, mozzarella sandwich, and spinach quiche. The quiche and elderflower lemonade were the standout items! Cute and cozy atmosphere. We went at 2pm, so it wasn't crowded. Glad we discovered it.

Great little place. Caffe lattes excellent and granola yogurt bowl was one I would highly recommend,read more

Six of us ate breakfast on a Sunday morning. They were all smiles when they greeted us, and made…read moreroom for us in the Tower! The ambiance was a beautiful combination of old and new. A great way to start our day. The Service was fantastic and the coffee and food were amazing!! Highly recommended.

We chose this cafe because of the Yelp reviews and photos. I gave it 2 stars for the nice workers…read more Zero for the food. Pancakes were nothing at all like the photos. Minimal fruit and drowned in chocolate sauce- dry and pretty much inedible. Too many flies that kept landing on our food.

Charming French cafe owned and operated by the one and only Lorraine!…read more We came here for breakfast, as it was super close to our apartment and couldn't resist how adorable it is. Chez Lorraine is very small and quaint. There were only two larger tables and the other tables were meant for two people. We were lucky to arrive at the right time, to snag a bigger table for the three of us; but I did see that Lorraine had to turn down people because of how packed the place was. It's a popular spot in the Jordaan neighborhood. I ordered the crepe with ham, cheese and an egg and a matcha latte. For later I purchased one of the bottled smoothies that you can get to-go. Food took a bit to get because Lorraine is literally a one-woman show. She takes the orders and you can see her in the kitchen making everything fresh. The crepe with ham, cheese and egg was very light yet fresh and tasty. The cheese was the best part of the crepe, as it was thick and held everything together. Crepe was the perfect texture. Nothing was overly flavorful, so I really tasted each and every ingredient. The matcha latte was also nice, with a distinct matcha flavor that you hope for whenever you get a matcha drink. Chez Lorraine is a wonderful neighborhood cafe with a simple French menu for breakfast and lunch. Despite how small the space is, it is very inviting. I loved how Lorraine knew many of the locals dining in. Every neighborhood needs this kind of place.

What a great find! Most pleasant owner, cook, server Lorraine. The atmosphere including music was…read moreperfect. Now for the food... beautifully presented and highest quality, simply delicious. 5+ stars!

Started 9 months ago, so good opportunity on sat morning for lunch. The vibe is a bit french with…read moremarble. It is less then 5 mins from albert cuyp, so great place to relax after visiting the market. Overall impression: - visitors are especially tourists - the apple pie is great....it is like a full breakfast - coffee is ok but not the best of amsterdam - price quality is ok - sitting in the cafe, you can smell the freshly baked cakes (yummie!!) There is free wifi, and menu available in english. Interestingly, a dutch breakfast is according to this place french toast. Mmmm....never knew that. Thought it was bread with cheese or chocolate sprinkles.

If you're even slightly considering stopping here - GO...actually run! We LOVED the fresh basked…read morebread (we got the toast with mozzarella and pesto), it is incredible! Every plate they served (we were watching like hawks) looked incredible. The coffee was great as well. They have a designated person for baking/food and coffee and they both really know what they're doing. The service was really great and attentive.

Great food. Great service. 10/10. Friendly staff, indoor and outdoor seating, they speak Dutch and…read moreEnglish. Eat well, do good - motto to live by.

What a lovely location ima garden just off of the Holocaust memorial the menu has so many healthy…read moreyummy choices there are ample ways to cheer yourself or relax or refuel We had the cilbir: 2 poached eggs with yogurt and dukkah And The savory Dutch baby with mackerel added A dirty oat chai and a coffee. Friendly service The cilbir was ok. I would try something else next time though the eggs and bread were good the amount of yogurt was more than I thought worked and frisee is not my favorite green. The savory Dutch baby was 10/10 though. The coffee butter sauce also featured a bright citrus note. The dish had peas and asparagus and it was all flavor balanced. Yum!!

7/2/25 Food - 5/5…read moreService - 5/5 Ambiance - 5/5 Value - 5/5 So glad The Pantry was too crowded and I didn't want to wait. Looked directly across the street and thought that place looks quaint and authenticate. The young man serving me was cordial and attentive. On his advice, I had the meatball and mashed potatoes dutch comfort food plate. Hearty and delicious. Washed it down with a couple tasty, large beers. Loved Amsterdam and this place. Would go back to both in a heartbeat. Side note, hate to make a pitch for Apple, but I incurred no foreign transaction or currency fees using their card traveling thru Switzerland, Germany, and Amsterdam. Plus, the sync with Wallet is a great piece of mind. Quick notification of charge, business name, and location on maps. No need to reconcile paper copies when I got back home.

The service was wonderful here and the food was good, I can understand why this is on a travel…read moresite's choice winner list.. since it was great. Kop van jut is located in a bit of a busy tourist area convenient to a tram stop but the outdoor seating was comfortable. We had a potato and meatball dish with sauerkraut which was delicious (although the meatball was dry) and unique, a schnitzel dish, and mussels. The variety was fantastic and our waitress was really sweet. I appreciate that you can make reservations ahead of time especially since there were six of us!

This quiet café with an unassuming exterior serves up delicious sandwiches that are big enough to…read moreshare. My sister and I ordered one turkey sandwich (cucumber, avocado, bacon, and tomato) with a side of parmesan truffle fries to share. It was plenty of food for the both of us, and everything was fresh. It was a perfect start to our day in Amsterdam. We were the first table to be seated for lunch. Although we were the only people other than the staff inside for the first 10 minutes, it wasn't awkward at all. The staff is friendly but also gave us plenty of space and privacy.

Had lunch here and the goat cheese and fig salad was delicious. My son had the ceasar salad with…read moresmoked salmon and liked it, there was plenty of salmon and the salad was fresh and crisp. My other son had the toast with avocado, egg and spinach. He ate every bite! The truffle fries were ok, I'm not big on fries tho so someone else may really like them. Service was ok.

I recommend stopping by the cafe at the Rijksmuseum whenever you're visiting. We especially like…read morethe 17th century cake. The coffees are well prepared. Great space to enjoy your snacks. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

For what it was, it was good. After walking around a while…read moreat the Rijksmuseum, we were fairly hungry. The museum has a café, so we decided to just drop in there. It was pretty easy to get a spot to sit and not a huge wait for food. The menu was fairly limited, but offered some nice hot and cold options. I got a spicy chicken sandwich and a lemonade, which was just fine for a light lunch.