Wonderful liver! Very warm service and good food! We were visiting Amsterdam as we do routinely…read moreand wanted some Dutch food. This place is cozy and very Dutch!

One of the best meals I have ever eaten! Very elegant and inventive food in a lovely space.read more

Wow, this place was great. I love a bit of italian food, especially when its this good…read more The place was busy, always a good sign. Managed to get a table at the far end of the restaurant beside the bar. I've been to plenty of italian restaurants in my time and I can honestly say this was the best meal I've had in any of them. To start I had the bruschetta. The portion was huge. Nicely warm, good quality bread and tomato. But it also had lots of garlic, which I wasn't expecting. It was sublime. For the main I had the penne arrabiata. It was good and spicy, and creamier that most arrabiata that I've had elsewhere. There was also some red onion mixed in which was unusual but worked really well. I actually asked to get it with some chicken in it but they forgot to add it. In the end it didn't need the chicken and I was barely able to finish the portion on the plate. The only disappointment was the tiramisu for dessert. Again the portion was large but I've had a lot better. It didn't really take too much away from the overall experience though. The atmosphere was very relaxed with a good mixture of couples and a few large groups. As is customary in a good italian, we were offered a shot of lemon-cello after the meal. Will definitely be back again if in Amsterdam.

Strictly average pizza place in Schipol. Pizza was fresh, and good by airport standards. Service is…read morea bit slow. Portion size is decent though.

This was a treat to eat at this place. The pizza was soo good and tasty. There was variety galore…read moreand the great seating. They also serve breakfast and panini sandwiches.

Should give Chinese name not Geisha. Restaurant is run by Chinese definitely not by Japanese. I…read morehave been eating sushi for over fifty years, they were not prepping rice correctly to be called sushi. Good thing I'm just passing through this country.

We had been traveling for almost two weeks and had been eating nothing but deep fried junk food in…read moreAmsterdam's city center for like two days. My body was craving something with actual nutritional value, and the Asian food scene was so strong here that we thought finding a sushi place seemed like a good idea. Indeed it was. Geisha is a really nice restaurant - dark and swanky, it was definitely a great place to have a meal. I also really dug the bar, which was super swanky and glass. This restaurant has a fairly limited sushi menu, but what we had was very good and fresh. But the dim sum menu was really the star of the show. We got iberico pork suimai which was REALLY good. And then the shrimp dumplings were also really delicious. The beef dumplings were also good but were pretty greasy and our least favorite. In addition I ordered the miso soup, which was possibly the best miso I have ever had. It was clearly made to order and came with a pool of lovely mushrooms - two kinds. It was absolutely delicious. Our waitress, who was the manager or owner was OK. She didn't write anything down and then had to come back to our table to verify our order. I also was somewhat disappointed that they charge you for tap water here (we were charged per little bottle they brought to the table). But other than that, it was truly a very nice meal.

This does deserve 4-5 stars, but it loses 4 stars because it's been completely ruined by T*kT*k…read morevideos and instagramable stories, omg. The place does nothing to discourage this or allow "local" residence priorty to eat here, ever again. The crowds of people waiting to go in, is stain on the historic Nine-streets area. What a disaster. Please stop hyping this place beyond what it is. You'll be waiting in line, across the canal, over the bridge for more than an hour to eat a sandwich and some tea? The service, food and vibe here is great, we USED to enjoy it as local Amsterdam residences living here. But now, we cannot even consider it as a place to go, thanks to other social media sites. I even had a "first date" here over a year ago. I actually walked in, no line and we got a table. Imagine that. There are other places to eat in Amsterdam that are as good, if not better. Don't buy into the hype.

Walked by on a Thursday morning and waited about 20-25 mins in line for a garlic shrimp toast…read moresandwich and strawberry matcha tea. The bulgogi ribeye is the most popular but two employees mentioned the garlic shrimp was their favorite. The line starts on the bridge down the street. There are a few small tables inside, meant to seat only 2 people, so not the best for large groups. The strawberry matcha was tasty - the bitterness of the matcha is nicely offset by the sweet strawberry flavor. They offer both regular and oat milk for it. Felt that the items were a bit expensive for what they are but this spot has gained a lot of popularity via social media recently. Overall a cute spot, reminds me a lot of Semicolon cafes (some were previously Caffe Bene) in the US.

Where are we?? In the middle of the industrial park you'll find a really good seafood restaurant by…read morethe water. A warehouse vibe with simple decor and attentive staff. We got the -lobster bisque - ok more like broth with mussels -stork platter - really good and not too big, gets you a good flavor profile -lobster - great -sea bass w/ skin - flavorful Great spot in Amsterdam for a good seafood dinner! Not too far away with Uber

Expectations were high. Came here for dinner on Saturday night. We ordered the lobster bisque and…read moreoyster platter. The bread and butter that came out was cold. The lobster bisque had 3 mussels and a small mound of chopped lobster, and someone poured in the bisque. It felt like it was a place that was trying to be fancy for the sake of being fancy but the flavors of the food just wasn't that good unfortunately. The oysters were ok, I enjoyed one out of the three types. The cheese platter we got for dessert was pretty good quality but it just looked a bit like what you might get served in an airplane with 3 sad grapes. The service was fine and the location is great but I would not come back.

It was part of the Hilton Schipol breakfast buffet and the attendant servers are all very focused…read morean friendly and even those in the open kitchen area - eggs section

We came here for dinner one night as our hotel was at the airport. The menu is very impressive with…read moregood variety. I had the gyoza which were large enough and full of enough chicken to feed more than one person, as well as the scallops which were delicious. The restaurant is huge and pretty but very busy, even at 8pm. While some of the staff seemed a bit rude our waitress and the busboy were both lovely. Would definitely come back if I was staying at the airport again.

This was an excellent 2 star Michelin restaurant! Came with a reservation and service was…read morefantastic. Timing of dishes was 10/10 with a good pace and synchrony - total time for a 6 course menu was about 2.5 hours. Restaurant has a private feel on the top floor - not too big but not small either. There were plenty of waiters to keep the flow going and it was a pleasure watching them work and work hard. The wine list was extensive. I will attach a few pictures (not all of them as I took too many) and not name them as it is more about the taste and the experience. Each dish has unique ingredients and especially how they mix and interplay. Presentation was excellent. I had the 6 dish menu which I highly recommend (they have a 8 dish menu also). Overall, I highly recommend this experience and you are looking for a Michelin restaurant.

I guess this is the finest Japanese restaurant I have ever tried outside of Japan. The food is…read moreexquisite, the service top-notch and the view over Amsterdam from the top is just marvellous...