Wonderful small hotel in the heart of the Jordaan area. The staff is accommodating and treat you…read morewith special care. My room was clean, bright and quiet, with a lovely view of trees and roof tops. It felt like being in a cozy treehouse.

Stayed here last minute and it was great. All that you really need nothing special but great. The…read morestaff is amazing they heated up my food late night after everything was closed. Great bikes! Would stay longer next time!

I very much enjoyed dinner here with a group of work colleagues. Every course was delicious and…read moreservers were very attentive.

We had a wonderful experience here. We were the only patrons in the restaurant who weren't speaking…read moreDutch. Everything from service to the food to the atmosphere was top notch, and it was at a brasserie that is almost 400 years old. We all took advantage of the prix fixe menu, that had a number of options for an appetizer, main, and dessert. I opted for a toasted brioche that was covered in sautéed mushrooms with a porcini sauce. My main was a filet of skate with prawns and a lobster sauce. For dessert I had the Chocolate Paardenburg, which was a chocolate cake with mousse atop all contained in a ganache shell, served with vanilla ice cream. It was all an amazing dining experience, the best one during this trip, and frankly, one of my top ever. We liked it so much we went for lunch out last full day in country. Raw oysters taste better over there.

Very good and cozy super the food are so delicious very nice staffs too. I will definitely…read morerecommend and go there again

The Turkish breakfast here (served on the weekends until 15:00) could have rivaled any I had in…read moreIstanbul. Granted, it also probably cost 10x more than I ever paid for it in Turkey but hey, that's Amsterdam prices for you. At something like 13,50€ (including tea!), this is the perfect brunch for grazers like me, who can never decide on one dish to eat and would rather have lots of little things. This came with TEN separate plates full of delicious stuff. There was so much food in the "breakfast for one" that I caught myself hoping something would taste bad so I wouldn't feel like I was missing out if I couldn't eat it, but it was ALL delicious. The vibe here is also super laid-back, mostly locals reading the newspaper over a cup of coffee. Highly recommended on a sunny day!

This restaurant was right across from my hotel, the Best Western Blue Square. I thought it was…read moreawesome. During my 4 day stay in Amsterdam, I ate at many casual restaurants downtown and preferred this one. The food was great with a Mediterranean vibe, and my waitress Elizabeth was awesome.

Large TV, good atmosphere, toilet was working, very well decorated; I especially liked the Clint…read moreEastwood on the wall. Heineken was pretty expensive. 4/5 Would definitely visit again.

Top notch Australian restaurant!…read more Delicious food, amazing menu. There is nowhere else in the area where you can get curried crocodile pie and kangaroo steak! Servers are incredibly friendly. I'm perpetually in awe that such a great place has found a home in the otherwise culinarily deprived Heemstede. If you're only in Heemstede once, or this is your first time here, try the degustation to sample a variety of menu items.

Food was cooked well and was very tasty. The menu card offereded a good amount of variety of dishes…read moreto pick- some more extraordinary than others - you can taste some ostrich there. I went for the steak which was prepared perfectly and was delicious! The desserts are also very tasty. I would highly recommend the Pavlova.

Outstanding Neapolitan pies in a super chill bar setting! My Brooklyn friends and I came here after…read morea couple weeks in Europe. We were missing pizza and were of course not dumb enough to go try any of the many "NY pizza" places. Instead, we decided it'd be best to just go for more of a Neapolitan style and enjoy European pizza. What I particularly loved about this place is that the pizza has high quality tasty ingredients, but is still more crispy the way we like it in America, rather than the spongy style you'd get in Italy (which is fine too - no hate it just isn't my favorite). The food really hit the spot. The bartenders were chill and quick to get us whatever we needed, and it was fun to watch the chef toss pizza dough nearly up to the ceiling - wish I could attach the video here! Really nice chill vibe overall and great food.

Friendly staff, really good pizza and their wines are decent. It's in my top two places for pizza…read moreand atmosphere in Amsterdam. Highly recommended . The only thing is they don't take reservations..

Excellent pizza. Service was a bit inattentive but we survived. We had to ask for silverware and…read morenapkins a couple of times as our container on the table was empty. 3 of us were sharing a salad. They brought 2 plates. ‍

This is located just across the street from my house. I wait (im)patiently while I watched these…read morerestauranteurs gut renovate and reconstruct the building. Fire oven pizza! yay! The service was SO friendly. Maybe its because it was the first night this place opened, or because we were literally their 3 customer, ever. or because actually, you can find great service in Amsterdam (??) The pizzas came quickly. They serve thin-crust style pies with all the makings of great pizza. I had the prosciutto funghi (which was a white pizza) and my mister had prosciutto and spicy salami, a red pizza. My pizza had a lot of oil on it ( I still devoured it all ). The pizzas weren't cut into slices. Wondering if that was on purpose? Maybe. No worries, they give you forks + knives. Plus, they do take out. We spent about 40 EUR for 2 pizzas, .5L beer and 2 glasses of wine. It's about on par with other AMS restaurants. Would eat their pizza again and glad they're around the corner.