The food here is amazing, they have seafood, beef, vegetarian, full bar and the ambiance is pretty…read morerelax with big glass windows to see the canal and some arcade games too. This place is located in the first floor of the Sir Adam hotel which itself has a lot of amenities. My complain is the service, you wait for several minutes to be seated, the staff is never smiling and seem as they are forced to be here. Maybe is a European thing? But with the US service, I'm not costumed to wait this long and waiters not being friendly.

On the ground floor of the Sir aAdam Hotel, the Butcher offers great breakfast, lunch, and dinner…read morefor the hotel, and locals. For breakfast there is a buffet, which offers plenty of cold items, and offers one hot item from the kitchen. Lunch and dinner, Burgers are the specialty. We tried both Breakfast and Dinner. We found the food at both to be of excellent quality, and taste. Wel prepared by Tomosasso and Jun Jun. service provided by Rakib, Marie, and others were also great. Prices were reasonable considering this was a hotel restaurant.

Service was VERY slow. We had to find someone to seat us…read more We ordered a chicken sandwich with no onion. It came with onion. We told the waitress and she took it back and redelivered the plate in about 1 minutes. Clearly not a new sandwich as there were still remnants of onion on the bun. There's also construction going on inside and it's very loud. It is expensive though! Views for days is about all they have going for them.

I really wanted to like this place. Vibes and views: 5/5. Food: 2/5…read moreThe views and music vibe were amazing. The food left a lot to be desired. Drinks were decent. Would I take a date here? Yes. Would I come here if I prioritized good cuisine? No.

We arrived for lunch on a Saturday before visiting the Eye Film museum. I had been eyeing (hehe)…read morePublic Space's instagram and menu for a while, and the space did not disappoint. The interior transported us; it's tasteful, contemporary, yet comfortable and inviting. We immediately felt peaceful. The people who greeted us were both laid back and attentive. The chefs behind the pass were cheerful and I really liked the whole vibe. We ordered the bone marrow, kohlrabi, and pumpkin dishes. The plating and presentation for each dish was creative. Each dish's sauces were so good, we could have licked the plates. They were generous with tap water (which can be rare in the Netherlands) and were laid back about us chilling on the couch after our meal, even gave us a carafe of water to make sure we didn't run out. My friend got a white chocolate chip cookie as we walked out and it was as delicious as the meal. Do not miss coming here if you're in Noord!

Simply amazing food and espresso in a modern yet comfy setting. Worth a quick ferry ride from…read moreCentraal just for this place! Try the hot pudding, it will warm you up on a rainy Dutch day. The modern interior architecture is a nice chill contrast to the traditional old world spaces in the city center. Highly recommend.

Ok, this is THE BEST restaurant I could find in Amsterdam. I tried at least 10 of them and this is…read morethe only one that I would highly recommend. It's located in the top of the Sir Adam hotel and they don't take walk ins so you have to make a reservation and pay ahead of time. I've been complaining about European service and how spoiled we are in America, well, this place will offer you American service in Europe. The restaurant rotates 360 degrees and it has spectacular views of the city at sunset. The food, even the starter bread I got with beer cheeses was outstanding. I kept sending my compliments to the chef because everything I tried was delicious. I'm definitely coming back here when in town

5 course meal 3.5 hours…read more water took 30 minutes rude men servers women were sweet they told us we were taking forever to eat lmao but we didn't get served enough. only had 3 drinks in the total 3.5 hours - I wanted mor drinks. I asked the girls why it took this long and they said it it normally doesn't take long the meal was fire tho - cheers to the chef - cheers to the women servers - the men were shit (and trust me i love men lmao) here's some pics but don't come here on a saturday night if u wanna waste ur night

This place is absolutely amazing!!! Found this place originally via Yelp…read more Definitely recommend hitting it before it opens- it gets busy and the wait is well deserved! They run a very streamlined business. Some of the best Ramen we have had outside of Japen itself. We were visiting from the states and saw the reviews for Ramen-Kingdom and had to try it. SO worth it!!! Venue is small- but seats a decent amount. Absolutely amazing menu. Options of additional noodles as well.

Not worth the wait in the cold, it was freezing so we decided on ramen, but I had way better…read more The line was huge because it is a small place, the broth was good but not the best I had and I will never wait in the freezing cold for this.

I stopped by THT around 3pm and was seated immediately and was told that the lunch service would be…read moreending soon. This place looks out on the water and the Amsterdam train station, such a pretty view when the sun began to set. The atmosphere of this restaurant was great, super cozy and plenty of room to sit with a large bar near the middle of the space. We stopped in for happy hour and ordered 2 Bloody Mary's & chips and guac to share. The Bloody Mary's were perfect and the chips that came with the guac were the best tortilla chip I have ever had! Were they home made? Where did they come from? I need to know!

THT was next to our hotel, Sir Adam, so we decided to have dinner here. There were a lot of patrons…read moresitting outside, but we opted to dine inside as it was chilly out. We arrived around 5:15 PM and dinner didn't technically start until 5:30. Didn't mind waiting, but extremely slow service. We hadn't decided on drinks when the waitress first came up to us, but it was a mission to wave someone down when we were ready a few mins later. There were also a bunch of workers who walked past and didn't check in even though we were just sitting there. They do offer a menu in English. After we were finally able to order, we ordered the Dutch bread, Caesar salad, and pastrami dish. They serve small dishes here and it's meant to be shared. Prices were decent and food was above average. I got the Dutch mule and it was pretty good and not watered down. The space is open, like a large cafeteria. It did fill up after dinner started so feels like it's the place where locals go for authentic food.

You'd think a restaurant right by a few major tourist attractions wouldn't be great, but the Eye…read moreRestaurant really delivered. Located just steps from A'DAM LOOKOUT and THIS IS HOLLAND, this restaurant is the perfect place to dine before or after visiting either. We stopped in at about 2:30pm before heading to the LOOKOUT and had no problem getting a seat. The restaurant is huge! We were seated up on the third level and a waitress came over with menus immediately. Don't worry, they have menus in both Dutch AND English. I went with the burger which was actually delicious and my cousin had some sort of cheese sandwich and a side of fries. I'm actually not really sure this is what she intended to order (I think she wanted to go with a cheese plate instead), but she really liked it anyway. Service was fast and friendly, and we were able to get in, eat, and pay in under 40 minutes. I could imagine that this place offers some beautiful views on a sunny day, but all we really saw was fog. All in all, a pretty solid place for a quick bite if you're in the area.

This is the Bar Restaurant part of the Eye Film Institute. Great place.. really amazing terrace and…read morethe inside is also great... lean and essential design which matches 100% the incredible museum building. Free entrance, you do not need to get to the movies or museum... but it is a great step to start or end after you enjoyed the Film Institute :) Bar food, a bit more high level than normal bar... bare in mind service is quite sloppy even if they have a very complex table numbering and electronic pads to take your order... at the end who is delivering your food/drinks are students... and well... they need to be trained... maybe because it is still a new business. Over all a great place to spend a sunny afternoon / evening.... oohh... and it is a VERY windy position... but I love it!!

This place is a cute little kiosk, not a restaurant so seating is quite limited. It tasted like a…read morelittle bit of home. I can see why others say the bing needs more egg but even though it's not the most authentic, I was satisfied. The line can get pretty long and moves kinda slow but if you're craving Chinese food, I think it's worth the wait

The place was pretty busy at 13:00 with a constant line of 4 people or a little more. I had to…read morewait about 30 mins after ordering. I got the Peking duck crepe. It is NOT Peking duck it's really roasted duck and they add crispy pork skin to it. The crepe was too thick. The only good thing about the dish is that it's big and it will fill you up. I guess this is what I get for listening to IG.

Food was good and it's conveniently located across the water via free ferry from Amsterdam central…read more Only downside is they don't accept cash or American Express.

This is a great spot to get some work done on your laptop, although a bit louder than the library…read moreor a Starbucks. The interior is spacious, somewhat 'divey', and is very brightly lit with natural light. The windows have views for the Ij as well as the EYE. When the weather is nice, you can enjoy one of the dozens of picnic tables outside on either sides of the building. This means that De Pont is great for groups! I didn't have food here, but the cappuccino was good, although the accompanying cookie wasn't fresh, but I wouldn't judge them for that.