I have only had the fries here, but I really like them! When you get them to go, they make a point…read moreto let you know the salt and the sauce will be kept separate so the fries stay crispy! They are fast, friendly and the fries are tasty!

De Pijp has two types of restaurants: usual Dutch fare and super expensive hipster places. Patates…read morelies in the sweet spot: cheap, clean, well-maintained with good food and a friendly staff. And being a 2-minute walk from the Sir Albert Hotel means you don't have to pay ridiculous hotel prices for late night food after you've had drinks at Izakaya. Tip 1: If you ask for the fries to go they will put the salt separate, this apparently keeps the fries crispy for longer. FRY SCIENCE! Tip 2: The "small" fries is big enough for a man-sized craving. Anything larger is probably enough for 2 people. Or 1 fatty.

The woman at the counter was very friendly; the food was the best-though that sandwich isn't…read moreAmerican. Well seasoned, great quality beef.

Since 1945. Van Dobben is most famous for croquettes, but also for its typical Amsterdam "broodje"…read moresandwiches. It's the most classic Dutch sandwich bar I have found in town, and almost everything is homemade. I think this is my favorite classic Dutch "fast food" restaurant in Amsterdam, mainly because my mother grew up in Holland and she always used to talk about eating steak tartare broodje with hard boiled egg, onion and mayonnaise in the 1950s. Their homemade steak tartare broodje is outstanding. The homemade Dutch pea soup is only available during cold months and it's also fabulous. In summer they have a mushroom soup, but I haven't tried it yet. If you wanna be really Dutch, order a glass of buttermilk with your broodjie. They also have regular milk and lots of soft drinks. It's just classic and delcious traditional Dutch food; really good and so fresh and you can watch it being made. Everyone that works here is also so nice. Try the kipsaté croquette which tastes like a Thai saté stick. Don't forget the yellow mustard. The server may tell you it makes it taste even better. So fun to sit at the bar counter inside, and they do have a few tables outside for sunny days. I love the decor, the funny expressions about croquettes on the tiles, and the super 1950s black-and-white photos from the restaurant on the walls. This is such a wonderful place and every time I come to Amsterdam I make a pilgrimage here. It's also on a really nice and slightly diagonal street, right in the city center, that still has its old charm. They have the full menu and also a small "classics" menu; one thing I've never tried, but would like to next time, is the curry chicken salad.

What I love about them is that they produced nothing but quality. The fries are so dam good here,…read moreit's really hard to pass on some delicious frites. I always leave feeling happy and more than satisfied. The service is always friendly and professional. Prices are reasonable, economical, and everything about them is wonderful.

Absolutely delicious! The fries were fresh and made right in front of us in no time at all! I love…read morethe mayonnaise as a side! There was no wait, mostly because it was raining. This place is highly rated on TripAdvisor.

Said to be one of those must do's when visiting Amsterdam, we decided to stop by one of Febo's many…read morelocations in the city center. The 2 stars is for the novelty of a hot food vending machine...It's definitely different. The food on the other hand is closer to 7-11 quality and doesn't taste that great. There are so many great quick eats in this city, I would pass up this spot for a bar or friet place instead.

Great concept for quick snacks. You can tap to pay and choose what you want. They have krokettes,…read moreburgers, and more. It's especially great for drunk people and stoners. They have a counter to order more but the machines are all self service. Best cheap eat option on the go. They have several throughout the city.

When I read the other reviews I think they must have been to a different place…read more I've been to Lazagne some months ago and I actually didn't plan to come back because already then it's been disappointing. But then I read the newest review and thought, maybe they just had a bad day, let's try it again. Unfortunately I just repeated the same experience. The owner is nice and cuts a piece of the chosen lasagne and prepares the take-away box. Although the place is small and cozy with two tables, I barely ever see people sitting there when I pass by. Unfortunately the lasagne was totally overcooked. Both times. The dish had all the same texture. It doesn't even have a cheese crust. Although the flavour was OK it was no pleasure to eat it. I think the problem is that they prepare the lasagnes in big baking trays and then they keep them warm so they can serve customers right away. Maybe it would help if they prepared them with some minutes less cooking time and saved it to warm up the ordered pieces. I wouldn't complain if the lasagnas were cheap indeed but at the moment all 3 lasagne choices are €9 - meat and veggie. I'm sad that I cannot recommend Lazagne although the place looks lovely - I wish I also liked the food.

I would have to agree with the other reviewer that described the food as bland. It's with the…read moreheaviest heart though as the owners are the restaurant are so lovely. The issue is how the Lasagne is prepared, it's not as you imagine a bubbling pile of pasta sheets nestled between lashings of bechemal sauce and bolognese sauce smothered in melted cheese, but rather it's a bunch of prebaked sheets of pasta (with a small amount of bechemal) sitting in a warm drawer - like in McDonalds. You then make your selection e.g. I went for bolognese, at which point bolognese sauce from a pot is poured on top. So you end up with a very dry pile of pasta with some bolognese sauce on top. Unfortunately the bolognese sauce wasn't the greatest either but it was okay. It's a nice idea, trying to make lasagne fast-foody but there must be a better way of doing it. The pizza they had was a lot better, if you stop by, I recommend having that instead. Can't fault the service.

Huge burgers Juicy and tasty - bun tasted homemade…read more Fixings were fresh Fries were delicious and loved the selection of mayo Would definitely recommend!

Came here on the way to a couple museums in the neighborhood. Located across from the zoo. The…read moreoutdoor seating was fun for people watching. They have an English menu and nice choices of burgers. I had the Meester Bief which included beef burger, grilled vegetables, tarragon mayonnaise and was mouthwatering. The burger was cooked to perfection and had tons of flavors. Loved their special pickles. No alcohol so enjoy a couple cokes. Nice server who was very attentive and checked in several times. Totally recommend this place.

Hands down one of the best spots for a quick, cheap, and incredible lunch right in Centrum. Don't…read morelet a line out the door scare you off--the staff keeps things moving ridiculously fast, so the wait is usually under 10 minutes. The sandwiches are top-tier: fresh, crusty bread packed with quality Italian meats and cheeses sliced right in front of you, all toasted up hot and fresh. Finding authentic, high-quality food at these prices anywhere in central Amsterdam is almost unheard of. Beyond the panini, their calzones, cannoli, and tiramisu are just as good. Just a heads-up: it's strictly a grab-and-go setup, and they mostly take cash or local debit cards (standard credit cards can be hit-or-miss).

This Italian deli serves delicious sandwiches. They use fresh Italian crusty bread and simple…read moreingredients (usually one meat and one cheese). The sandwiches are moderate in size -- good for a quick lunch or big snack. Don't let the line discourage you. It probably took us about 15 minutes to order and 15 minutes to get our sandwiches. It was worth it. Bring cash. They take some debit cards, but not credit cards.

Croquettes in exchange for a 2 Euro coin, are you kidding me? What's not to like? For me this is…read morethe equivalent of dropping a vending machine in the middle of the city delivery hot scrumptious food. Not just regular food, but crunchy on the outside gooey on the inside with options such as veil and a spicy coating, come on. These vending machines will get you out of hunger pang trouble in a moments notice with food that is synonymous with Allsups (google it for further info) quality deliciousness. Best 2 Euro investment.

If we had this concept in the US, I'd 1,000% be 1,000 lbs. but we don't! And I'm okay with that! I…read morehope Febo never comes here. Seriously. STAY AWAY FROM ME, FEBO! Picture it - a glorious wall of vending machines containing all things bad for you. Cheeseburgers, hamburgers, potato croquette looking things, fried veggie patties, and other miscellaneous artery-clogging deliciousness - all at your fingertips for just a bit of pocket change. A perfect spot to hit up after a night out, or in our case, a night of roaming around Amsterdam until our legs were jello. Everything looks delicious, and everything is placed into the vending machine freshly made. You'll even get a glimpse of the hand placing in the freshest items which I would assume makes the decision on what to get much easier. Some Febo locations are open 24/7 which is terrible and amazing at the same time.