Amazing space with soooo many options for food and drinks. Lots of tables and they have staff that…read moreare always cleaning spaces and tables. We ordered Pita and wings. Delicious! I'm happy we were able to try it.

During my day trip I stumbled across this foodhall and decided to go in…read more I love visiting food halls and have been to a few back home in states for date nights. Super cool atmosphere and good selection of food, drinks and desserts. It was busy but I was able to sit and enjoy my sushi and drinks before the night crowd came in. I hear the evening vibe is like a club vibe and has DJ's . It was cool to check off a foodhall in Amsterdam for sure !

Was craving real food after a night out at Paridiso, a venue across the street, and Cafe De Prins…read morecouldn't be more perfect. Small joints always do burgers better - the patties were large, juicy and covered in cheese. My server said few words but was efficient and kind. It was pretty empty as it was Sunday evening. I imagine it's pretty busy on a Saturday night.

Took advantage of their drunken crowd, had me and my friend believe we were getting our order after…read moresignaling with eye contact and verbal confirmation that it was ours... turned out to be meat, one of us is a long time vegetarian and this was very distressing. then they insisted we pay for our wrong order. came to our table and argued at us in our disoriented state. never coming here, horribly rude and insensitive service.

Paid in full which was good and the kapsalon was very nice I was given even extra chips. I can't…read morecomplain and happy the meal I ate was for adults.

Great tasting late night food with posted prices. Highly recommended for an inexpensive meal.read more

Very nice and flavorful falafels in a wrap!…read more I opted for the wrap as opposed to a Turkish mini bun. I cannot emphasize this enough but the falafels had just the right amount of crunchiness and softness. Not over-fried hard crunchy at all. The toppings are fresh and crispy, too! And that's very important. This small place is located in the heart of Amsterdam, in an alley at the Nieuwendijk. The staff is friendly, too. Give it a shot. A sandwich/wrap is only €3.50 :)

Semmy's is really fantastic for a quick cheap lunch when you're blitzing through the crowds in the…read moremost touristy part of downtown Amsterdam. It's just a five minute walk from the main train station, and 4 euros will get you a fantastic durum or donor kebab. I personally prefer durum kebabs (the long, wrap style Mediterranean sandwich) but at Semmy's you absolutely have to go for the donor version of everything which is served on a huge but light and airy crusty bun. It's shaped like a kaiser roll but has the texture of a nice French baguette. My personal favorite is the donor kebab with lamb, although the lady loves the donor falafel sandwich. The fries are solid as well, although they clearly have no idea how much ketchup Americans like to use. Overall, very American friendly and the guys there are quite sociable and take pride in their product. Don't expect fast food service times, because these guys take care to slice up fresh tomatoes and cucumbers for each sandwich, and even place the ingredients strategically in the bread to make it easier to eat. Not going to lie, we came here on our second day in Amsterdam and kept coming back for four straight days.

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.

For my first solo meal abroad ever, I wanted to grab lunch with a bit of a view and a location not…read morefar from Dam Square. That's when I fell upon De Drie Graefjes and their cozy corner location. I sat down right away and was given a menu by a waitress that didn't really want to be there and/or really dislikes Americans lol.. maybe she was tired of tourists? ANYWAY, I ordered the smoked salmon sandwich on corn bread which came with a side salad and tortilla chips. It was nothing short of amazing. The portion was HUGE and this smoked salmon was the best I had on my trip (and I just so happened to eat a ton of smoked salmon since it's a very popular brekkie/brunch option here). The corn bread, baked in house, was to die for. I shouldn't have eaten that whole sandwich, but I did... and then I moved onto the salad. The dressing on here was super fruity (maybe blueberry? Not sure, but it was delicious). Unexpected flavors but totally genius. A different and much friendlier waitress brought me my check, and then I paid. When I left, the first unfriendly waitress almost chased me out the door for not paying the check (with her) until her colleague also confirmed I had already paid. Guilty until proven innocent at this place, apparently. So, all in all, 5 stars for the food and ambiance and negative stars for the waitress who treated me like a criminal, basically lol ***FYI, I met a TON of people in Amsterdam and almost everyone was friendly and chipper. Just not that first waitress. I may or may not be salty about this still.

Came by for some pastries, a small selection in comparison to what I was expecting of an American…read moreBakery. Still fresh and friendly service. Picked up an assortment of cupcakes.

Best spot ever! I had so much fun here yayayyayayyayayayyayayayayyayay!!! Come here if you want to…read morehave fun

This place was amazing. So many options on the menu... and all of them so good. They ushered us in…read moreand served us very quickly. Very unassuming place. No complaints whatsoever. We ate it so quickly, we forgot to snap pics.

These guys care about all the right things: clean facilities, great service and proper execution of…read moretheir product. They sell typical fast-food stuff like burgers and those fried gravy sticks that the Dutch love and of course FRIES! Give them a try, I've been twice now and they make me feel welcome and fat at the end of my meal - which is what we all want on occasion right? See you soon homies.

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.

Time flies when you're at the Hugo de Grootplein, especially when the sun is shining. Excellent…read moreterraces in abundance. Take it easy at Razmataz or Hugo's and don't you dare to rush to the Albert Heijn to collect stuff for tonight's dinner. Just buy your meal at Kemang, the latest kid on the square. Kemang is the name of a district in Jakarta. It refers to the city where the family of one of the owners was born. The other owner, Khalid, is of Moroccan descent. The result of this multicultural fusion is an inviting takeaway where Khalid serves good food made by his wife's Indonesian aunt. The smoor, a sweet beef stew, matches wonderfully with the stir-fried pak choi. In the mood for stir-fried greens (kousenband) with tofu and tempeh? Merge it with ajam pedis! Kemang's spicy chicken thighs are genuinely spicy to some, but 'friendly spicy' to me - a Dutch-Indonesian. Besides that it's ultra fresh due to the djeroek poeroet, lemon leaves. Exotic food at a reasonable price served with a huge smile.