If you're in Amsterdam and want to try a bunch of different cultures' food, this is it! They have…read moremany cuisines ranging from Asian to European to American dishes. Since a lot of people eat there, it's hard to find seating so I recommend getting it to-go

Visited here and opted for a taste of Indian food. We had butter chicken, chicken tikka masala,…read morevegetable samosas & garlic naan . All very tasty. Everyone orders for themselves and finds a table to dine. There is an upstairs section to sit with a birds eye view of everyone below . Ambiance is great for people watching while enjoying your meal or glass of wine" liquid".

Good food I ate here every day for the last four days while visiting and taking the train to and…read morefrom Amsterdam. this would be a terrific restaurant if it wasn't for the grumpy blonde in the morning shift I don't think she likes anyone including herself. The other employees are all very friendly and nice.

I take the train to Utrecht Central Station almost every workday and Schiphol Airport is my default…read moretransfer. Once a week I am eating at this place in the morning or late afternoon. This time I took a banana smoothie and some sausage bread :). Quite simple, isn't it? Sometimes I miss the variety of some species, but I like the refreshment of the little breads. The service is very fast to takeaway and to hurry your train. Also for vegetarian people there is a lot of choice. You have the restaurant and express which is one the LaPlace. They have delicious healthy smoothies, salads, sandwiches, pizza and little snacks. But also cold drinks, cappucino and tea are part of the company. The personnel is very friendly and helpfull. If you want to bake your egg, they are prepared to do that for you :). Most of the visitors are staff from Schiphol, tourists, daily travel users or business people who are in conversation. Chargers are avaiable at the tabels for charging your phone or laptop.

I like, no, I LOVE this concept! Fresh and local in an airport, doesn't compute but oh so…read morewelcomed. A little open air market with different stations is cool and disperses a long wait in line: sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and various hot plates. Self explanatory by the above station categories, but the hot plates are interesting with Dutch thrown in front of all. Dutch Hamburger, Dutch fish croquettes, Dutch BBQ Sausages to name a few. Also fascinating is the Bacon, Potato, and Sour Cream pizza. Mmmmm...mmmmm! Heineken on top, oh yeah! I got the Dutch BBQ Sausages and Fries ($9.95 EU, $12.20 USD). 2 HUGE sausages, very finely ground, great texture, caramelized onions atop -- they were really terrific. With fresh fries to boot, this was one darn good airport meal. (4.5 stars) Recommend.

The thick cut fries were a little flaccid, and I wish they were slightly crunchy on the outside…read more But since they were fried-to-order, it was fresh and still very much palatable. The panini caprese was decent enough but nothing to write home about. I suppose it's too much to ask for paninis to be made to order at an airport cafeteria; that certainly would have highlighted the flavours of fresh tomatoes and basil on gooey melted mozzarella. The bread was not noteworthy either. The strawberry yogurt drink was forgettable. All I know is that I should have picked a different drink from the selection. Besides the drink, it wasn't disappointing. Just don't expect gourmet food. :-) An aside: the pizzas looked like they were made using pre-made pizza base available in the supermarket aisles. I certainly wouldn't eat those.

Le Tambourin is a great place to cool your heels, while you wait for your spouses at the Van Gogh…read moreMuseum. The food is really very tasty and the restaurant overlooks the main entrance to the Museum across the courtyard. My wingman and I sat, while enjoying a Kaffee and pastry. We enjoyed watching people walk in the drizzle. Always fun to see who puts up an umbrella and those who rough it. LOL Besides Pastries, Coffee, Teas and soft drinks, they offer both cold and warm meals and sandwiches. The day we were here, they had a fish dish, Scandinavian meatballs and a beef dish of some kind, served in a buffet cafeteria style. Given the US Dollar $trength versus the €uro, expect to pay €10 or so, VAT included for a full Lunch. My coffee and pastry ran me $4.39, which I thought was a pretty good deal.

The food here is a quick service and pre made! The hot food is kept under heat lamps like the mac…read moreand cheese. There is plenty of seating and the cafe vibes are relaxed and casual. The food we ate was good but nothing crazy. Convenient location being inside the museum and not having to leave is great, however I would not come here to eat if I was not spending the afternoon at the museum.

This review is for the food court just outside Het Palais...said food court uses the same…read morefurniture, so I'm going to guess they're related! Sandwiches, baked goods, and the like are served up alongside juices and coffee cafeteria style. Grab a tray, grab your food, pay, and grab a seat overlooking the tarmac. Don't expect anything too fancy and you'll be pretty satisfied: I snagged a multigrain baguette with tomato, arugula, goat cheese, and pine nuts along with an espresso. Overpriced at €9,50...but what isn't in a major international airport?

This is a great place to stop by if you have a long lay over/or short. The service is fast, the…read morepeople are very very nice and the food is great. It was busy when I went and I bet it will be busy when you go! Just walk in and grab a table or a place at the bar, the whole place is open seating. Don't worry about checking in, the servers have an eye on you. They have a great beer selection, and a full bar if you just want to stay for a drink. But also have a nice food selection. I personally had the Mustard Soup. It was so so good. The serving size was a little big for me due to the richness of the mustard flavor, but damn I would order it again. My server(s) were wonderful and I highly recommend giving this place a visit!

Had a connection flight at AMS, so my husband and I stopped in for some breakfast at Dutch Kitchen…read more It was morning, so there weren't many places open for dinning. The experience was just ok, I guess it's considered decent for airport food. The restaurant is cafeteria-style, with a limited selection. For two orders of mini pancakes, bacon and a tiny coffee, it costs a little over 20 bucks. The food was ok, not worth what we paid. The coffee was disgusting, but I'm sure that is because I am not used to drinking coffee and Europe (this was my first trip to the continent).

We got a voucher from the airport for a delayed flight so we ended up choosing this place to eat…read more We ended up getting a 14 euro basic omelette and wow I was surprised how basic it was. It came with the omelette and two untoasted pieces of bread with butter. The flavors were okay but the untoasted bread was just so bland. It was one of the few foods I actually couldn't finish since it had no flavor. It's airport food so this isn't a surprise but this spot just falls short in so many ways especially for the price.

I know a lot of people drop by de Bijenkorf for shopping, but it's honestly a decent spot to drop…read moreby for a snack or a meal. They serve food/drinks cafeteria style, but the food is freshly prepared and pretty delicious. And staff can help with any modifications as well. I only went here for some light bites, but honestly would've eaten more if I didn't have dinner plans already. I also enjoyed the mint tea which was full of mint leaves and came with a cookie. The staff were friendly and quick with processing orders. There's also plenty of seating with a great view overlooking the city.

We were just walking around the department store and happened to find The Kitchen at the top floor…read more We decided to eat here since we were hungry. There is a variety of cuisines here. It's kind of like a cafeteria. We had the salmon, which was made to order. If you need to refuel after shopping, then this is a convenient and tasty option.

You can access this business lounge for 60 euros, even if you fly economy…read more It's located on the 2nd floor, right after immigration and customs, in the European/domestic terminal. This lounge has been extended and upgraded in terms of food offering: They propose a nice cold buffet and warm mains in 2 different areas. They offer clean restrooms and showers (amenities included). Plenty of seating and working areas with USB, Wifi, power outlets, TVs and a smoking room. I particularly appreciate this lounge when I have transfer over 2 hours, after a long inter-continental flight. Very nice competent and helpful staff. Serve yourself full bar available (including beer on tap).

Pluses 1. Available to purchase pass for 60 euros…read more2. Quiet place with many outlets 3. Unlimited alcohol, beer, wine, coffee, tea etc Areas to improve 1. Waited 4 hours in electronic line for free shower - the number four stall - the shower, gel, shampoo bottles were dirty and broken on the floor - water temp was crazy hot to scalding terrible 2. Ample seating but many seats especially cloth ones were stained and dirty. Also no one cleans the floors and there is food all over the ground. 3. Buffet food tasted bad The airport is clean and does have ample seating with outlets, not sure the value is here along with the hygiene.

I was recommended by my Dutch friend to try the steak at Loetje, and I wasn't disappointed!…read more My friend and I came by Loetje Oost around 6:30 on Sunday evening and there was plenty of seating available. I had made a reservation right beforehand on their website, but I definitely didn't need it. There's a nice patio outside, but because it was starting to get a bit chilly in the evening, we opted to sit inside. My friend got the Thai chicken soup ($8) to start and had the chicken satay skewers ($18.50) for his entree. Interestingly enough, the restaurant was out of chicken (is that really a thing?) so the Thai chicken soup because a Thai veggie soup instead. He didn't mind though, and really liked it as it had a nice coconut flavor. The chicken skewers were good as well. I went straight for the steak and ordered a medium sized beef tenderloin with their garlic gravy ($27.50). The server asked if I wanted fries with that, but I went with a healthier apple compote side for $3.50 instead. I absolutely LOVED my steak, and that's quite rare for me as I'm generally not a steak person. I was a bit worried because she didn't ask how I wanted the steak cooked, but I guess here the default is to cook it on the rarer side and I certainly didn't mind! The steak is served swimming in a pool of gravy, which I've never seen before. Each bite was super tender, and the garlic gravy it came with was super salty so by dipping the meat into the sauce, that guaranteed the meat was flavorful enough. The apple compote was delicious as well, but I wish it was served warm instead of cold. I was very happy with my decision to come here for my first meal in Amsterdam!

Lovely restaurant within walking distance of the Hyatt Regency Hotel (15 minute walk). The food,…read morewine, and service were all exceptional.

Definitely sit out on the deck. Our table was bolted to the very edge! We are probably in 100's of…read morephotos as people going past on the canal were taking pictures. The food was good and the staff were nice.

Chaotic, lots of folks one might think are servers walking about in confused states. Many locals…read moreenjoying a cup of tea, and powering down on their laptops. The couple across from us just walked out, we're about at that point as well. The server just told us, after 20 minutes that they don't have what we ordered. Later!