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 Expensive French cuisine in Amsterdam-South |
Cornelis Krusemanstraat 15 Amsterdam 1075 NB Netherlands +31 (0)20 679 0877 |
Aujourd'hui is located in a monumental corner house just a bit outside the city centre, near the Vondelpark. This is one of the best restaurants in the area. The food is of excellent quality, the interior is beautiful and the staff prove knowledgeable and friendly. Outside dining is available, weather permitting. Prices are not cheap, but are fair for the quality of food and service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the heart of Jordaan |
Elandsgracht 108 Amsterdam 1016 VA Netherlands +31 (0)20 420 2114 http://www.balthazarskeuken.nl/ |
This cosy, intimate restaurant is located in the heart of Jordaan. A set menu is featured and booking is compulsory. Balthazar's keuken has space for up to 35 people. It serves up French-Mediterranean food with Eastern ingredients. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally Located Brasserie |
Rokin 74-76 Amsterdam 1012 KW Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 2582 http://www.beems-brasserie.nl/ |
This is French cuisine with delicious touches of Italy - a brasserie with the allure of a Parisian boulevard café. In the summer, Beems has a large terrace, making it the perfect central lunch destination. The kitchen is open until 9:30p, so dinner is also a possibility. A three-course menu is offered here, but items may also be ordered à la carte. A small menu featuring lighter, lunch-type dishes is available until 5pm. The food served here is of high quality; there is also a delicatessen on premises. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A top restaurant in the centre |
Noordermarkt 7 Amsterdam 1015 MV Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 3899 http://www.bordewijk.nl/ |
Bordewijk, which is named after a famous Dutch writer, is located in the heart of one of Amsterdam's nicest and oldest areas—Jordaan. Meals here are enjoyed in a modern interior and the atmosphere is warm. All dishes on the menu look so exciting, creative and experimental that it's hard to choose just one or two. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large trendy restaurant |
Watertorenplein 6 Amsterdam 1051 PA Netherlands +31 (0)20 682 2666 http://www.caferestaurantamste... |
At this popular local restaurant, guests enjoy a traditional French/Belgian meal in one of the nicest historical industrial buildings in Netherlands. The building was once a water pumping station and the wonderful but simple atmosphere is enhanced by 22 original floodlights from the old Ajax and Olympic stadiums, both legendary soccer stadiums. The food is straightforward but very good, whilst prices remain relatively low. Salads, oysters, fish, soups and steaks all feature on the menu. The wine list comprises a thoughtfully selected cluster of (mostly French) wines. As this is a popular dining spot, it is advisable to reserve a table. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Belgian all the way |
Herenstraat 3 Amsterdam 1015 BX Netherlands +31 (0)20 626 3332 |
After a romantic boat ride along the Amstel River, halt at Chez Georges for a quiet continental dinner. This small but charming restaurant serves up an appetizing Belgian fare. The interiors have a classic influence complemented with mirrors and attractive wallpapers and dim lighting. Be prepared to order a whole seven course meal because, once you start there's no stopping. You can choose the gourmet menu or opt for the a la carte. The special treat comes with a steep price. So be prepared to shell out quite an amount. Go ahead and feast the Belgian way! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Loved by Michelin |
Leliegracht 46 Amsterdam 1015 DH Netherlands +31 (0)20 625 0807 http://www.christophe.nl/ |
For the gourmet whose wallet matches his appetite, Christophe is one of the few restaurants in Amsterdam with a Michelin star. You will find a quiet setting of dark wood and thick carpets; an excellent choice for a romantic evening. Owner Christophe Royer makes himself available to discuss the menu. The restaurant was awarded the Michelin star for its inspired cooking, adding innovation to Mediterranean staples like basil, olive oil and saffron to create temptations like White Asparagus with oysters, and Roasted Rabbit. Private dining is available. See website for menu, philosophy and more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Expensive French restaurant in Okura Hotel |
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333 Amsterdam 1072 LH Netherlands +31 (0)20 678 7450 http://www.okura.nl/index2.php... |
This respected restaurant (ranked in the Dutch top 50) is to be found on the 23rd floor of the Okura Hotel, located in the immediate vicinity of Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Concertgebouw. From this floor, you will have an unbelievable view over the city of Amsterdam and its surrounding area. The cuisine is cosmopolitan French, but once in a while you can discover some Oriental or seasonal influences. The service is good and formal. Prices are, rather predictably, very high but you do get dishes of a superb quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lovely French restaurant with international influences |
Reestraat 28-32 Amsterdam 1016 DN Netherlands +31 (0)20 627 8794 http://www.damsteeg.nl |
This lovely French restaurant is hidden away in the Reestraat. It's a nice and intimate place that comes with a small bar where you can have a drink before you move into the Art Deco restaurant. This French restaurant with a pinch from all over, offers some interesting combinations on the menu, with a lot of attention to game. They import their own wines from the Sancerre in France, after which the restaurant is named, and it's all very classy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French Cuisine at Great Prices |
Guldehandsteeg 17 Amsterdam 1012 RA Netherlands +31 (0)20 620 4225 http://www.decompagnon.nl |
Opened in 1992 by Bert and Sara van Buschbach (Bert having worked in some of the city's best restaurants; Sara a wine expert), De Compagnon is considered by locals as one of the best French restaurants in town. It boasts an excellent Burgundian menu (veal sweetbreads, dates stuffed with goose liver) and a fabulous wine selection, all fairly affordable. The décor is pleasant, with attention to privacy; the tables are spread over three floors creating a feeling of intimacy. Lovely drawings of Amsterdam throughout the last few centuries adorn the walls. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dining in history |
Zandhoek 14 Amsterdam 1013 KT Netherlands +31 (0)20 623 3883 http://www.goudenreael.nl/ |
Breathe free after a tightly scheduled day at this restaurant, which boasts of a relaxed ambiance. Come by to refresh yourself with a hot mug of coffee, paired with the home-made Tarte Alsacienne, which can also be had for dessert if you're coming in for dinner. Feast on French and Alsatian fare. An international range of drinks are on offer. Try out the French and Italian aperitifs and digestives. Located in the picturesque area of Old Amsterdam, this restaurant facilitates scenic views of the Westerdok and Het IJ, complete with an old wooden bridge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Informal international restaurant |
Oude Waal 39336 Amsterdam 1011 BZ Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 3203 http://www.hemelsemodder.nl/ |
'Heavenly Mud' is the literal translation of the name of this establishment, located near the Nieuwmarkt on one of Amsterdam's oldest canals. This is a modern restaurant with a bright and inviting interior. Of course, it is also pleasant (weather permitting) to enjoy your meal outside. The menu is very international—Dutch, French, Italian and Oriental cuisine are all represented (including a variety of vegetarian dishes). The atmosphere makes it a hassle-free place for a casual meal. Several prix fixe menus are available daily. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious French and Belgian fare |
Reguliersdwarsstraat 28 Amsterdam 1017 BM Netherlands +31 (0)20 627 6603 http://www.tuynhuys.nl/ |
This restaurant, located behind the Singel Flower Market, is known for its delicious French and Belgian cuisine. The ground floor is spacious and has an attached garden where one can dine. The top floor of the restaurant is suitable for holding parties and can accommodate 45 people. The mood is romantic and the service excellent. Het Tuynhuys offers a free glass of champagne if you book through the website, so don't forget to try that option. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Regional French food |
Amsteldijk 41 Amsterdam 1074 HV Netherlands +31 (0)20 679 1248 http://www.lehollandais.nl/ |
Le Hollandais serves regional French food and is located along the river Amstel, within walking distance from the Amstel Hotel and theatre Carré. You can choose dishes from their rather special menu in the modernly lit, classical dining room, which is in the mezzanine. Downstairs there is a good bar and an open-plan kitchen. The dishes on offer are not cheap, but you get what you pay for. For an appetizer, try its wonderful fish-soup with cheese and croutons. Main courses are varied and a three-course set menu is also offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eating and drinking on the water |
Borneosteiger 1 Amsterdam 1019 KM Netherlands +31 (0)20 418 9690 http://www.jaaphannis.nl/ |
Jaap Hannis café-restaurant is situated on an artificial island in one of the many side-canals of the Eastern harbour area. The interior is simple, but attractive and the service is friendly en prfessioneel. The large terraces are visited by passersby in all types of boats next to the more pedestrian folk arriving by car or bike. The establishment owns a number of boats of varying size and organises sailing parties and dinners for 10 to 40 people. The normal Dutch lunch dishes are rolls, soup and tapas, of course. The kitchen is European with meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. Next to this extensive menu there are the day's specialities. The choice in tapas served has recently been enlarged. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live Music Sundays |
Gebed Zonder End 5 Amsterdam 1012 HS Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 2057 / +31 (0)20 625 8695 http://www.zeppos.nl |
This business is named after the hero of a popular Belgian TV-series from the 70s. This bar-restaurant serving French cuisine has a lot of space and is divided into two sections: a bar area with a stage and a restaurant. The restaurant has a glass roof that can be opened in summer. There is also a courtyard with cobblestones. Every Sunday, guests enjoy live music, and every first Sunday of the month there is a cabaret performance. See website for more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mediterranean-Style Meals |
Prinsengracht 494 Amsterdam 1017 KH Netherlands +31 (0)20 622 0682 http://www.kelderhof.nl/ |
Established decades ago, Kelderhof is a restaurant that offers its guests a pleasant atmosphere with a Mediterranean touch. Whilst enjoying a meal here you may imagine yourself in the courtyard of a Spanish hacienda, with the characteristic lighting, traditional cobble-stone flooring, cane chairs and, last but not least, the wonderful French and Mediterranean dishes prepared by chef Kees Schouten and his team. See website for menus, banquet info and more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The city's best |
Dysselhofplantsoen 7 Amsterdam 1077 BJ Netherlands +31 (0)20 570 5600 http://www.bilderberg.nl/hotel... |
A restaurant highly-recommended by locals and tourists alike, Mangerie De Kersentuin is renowned throughout Amsterdam for its affordable, high quality food. Located next to the Bilderberg Garden Hotel and across the street from the Hilton, it's not only convenient for travelers, but is perfect for those who enjoy people-watching. A well-designed conservatory can host around 130 guests. You can dine à la carte, or enjoy the three-course fixed-price menu. Vegetarian options are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Glory of the crown |
Rembrandtplein 17-1 Amsterdam 1017 CT Netherlands +31 (0)20 625 2011 http://www.dekroon.nl/ |
This restaurant has been standing tall since 1898, and its walls have seen many a lacy gown and tailcoats swishing by—historical trivia dictates that the name De Kroon, which means 'the crown' in Dutch was inspired after the crowning of Queen Wilhelmina in Amsterdam! A touch of elegance lingers in the exotic decor, which boasts of an English library bar. It primarily serves French cuisine. But if you are the kind who wants to let loose and get groovy, then DJ Raymond has the right zing to get you moving. De Kroon also plays host to cocktail parties, receptions and festivals. The bar is technologically equipped with 16 plasma baffles, 5 DVD players thus being popular among the corporate clan. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of Holland's TV-cook |
Ruysdaelstraat 54-56 Amsterdam 1071 XE Netherlands +31 20 679 7176 http://www.restaurantlegarage.nl/ |
Restaurant Le Garage is named after the function of the building in the Fifties. The modern restaurant is owned by television star and Crazy Cook Joop Braakhekke. This is a very stylish and glossy restaurant. It serves an extensive menu and a delicious three-course dinner for a set price whilst light meals are cooked with great relish. Both the food and the interior have succumbed to French influences. You will find here professional waiting-staff and a lot of velvet, sofas, paintings, and mirrors! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Atmospheric French restaurant |
Prinsengracht 999 Amsterdam 1017 KM Netherlands +31 (0)20 622 9044 http://www.lezinc.nl/ |
This restaurant, located in a magnificent old warehouse by one of Amsterdam's canals, serves regional French fare made using original French ingredients. The stairs bring you into a French inn, which is lit by candlelight and has thick beams attached to the ceiling. The selected wines are written on blackboards and vary in price. Wine is also available by the glass or carafe. The food is tasty, but there is not a lot of choice. Prices are reasonable. A daily set menu and a vegetarian set menu costs is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Constantly changing menu |
Haarlemmerstraat 62 Amsterdam 1013 ES Netherlands +31 (0)20 620 2997 |
This is a popular French-Italian fusion restaurant in the Western canal belt. The eatery obviously takes pride in its cuisine, which is evident in the display of the chef's hat, next to the kitchen. You could also guess the same from the name, which means 'praise' in Dutch. The menu keeps changing, depending on the vegetables and meats available in the market. The oysters, fish, and vegetarian dishes will have you coming back for more. The decor comprises of wooden chairs and bare brick walls. You also have an option of dining in the main area or the room upstairs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lovely Lunches |
Papaverweg 37b Amsterdam 1032 KE Netherlands +31 (0)20 636 3607 http://www.peterpan.nl/ |
Peter Pan is a Dutch-French restaurant, where you can enjoy delicious grilled meat or fish dishes. It also serves seasonal specialities such as asparagus, mussels, game and poultry. Both a la carte main courses and a three-course daily fixed-price menu are offered. The restaurant is located just opposite the RAI Congress centre. See website for menus, catering info, workshop details and more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French restaurant & pub |
Eerste van Swindenstraat 581 Amsterdam 1093 LC Netherlands +31 (0)20 668 0680 http://www.ponteneur.nl/ |
Although De Ponteur is mentioned only as a restaurant in the local phonebook, the roomy front part is also a very pleasant pub before dinnertime. An especially nice feature here is the reading table with an excellent choice of newspapers and magazines; all through the day it attracts many people with some time to spare or who want to rest their legs after a couple of hours shopping on the busy Javastraat or the Dappermarket nearby. The kitchen is very good, by the way, and mainly offers dishes from the European continent with French overtones. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cozy French restaurant |
Utrechtsestraat 49 Amsterdam 1017 VH Netherlands +31 (0)20 622 7419 |
Located just between Theatre Carré, the Stopera and the famous Rembrandtplein, this cosy restaurant serves mainly French cuisine. Many different dishes are available, all reasonably priced. Well worth trying is the Mustard Soup. The most expensive starters are fish or meat dishes. Eleven main dishes are shown on the menu, all served with vegetables, salad and potatoes. Try the Poached Scottish Salmon with Chives. If there's nothing on the menu that tickles your fancy, have a look at the blackboard to see which daily specials are featured. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High Five |
Prinsenstraat 10 Amsterdam, NH 1015 DC Netherlands +31 20 428 2455 http://www.restaurant5.nl/ |
A beautiful place to dine at, the name says it all. The menu is a choice of 5 starters, 5 main courses and 5 desserts, or try the daily changing "5 course surprise menu". Compliment it with wine from the generous range offered. Book the Candle Room for that first date, anniversary or even an engagement party. Reservations can be made online or over the phone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious Dinner on River Amstel |
Amstel 212 Amsterdam 1017 AH Netherlands +31 (0)20 627 7879 http://www.restaurant-breitner... |
Restaurant Breitner stands next to the Amstel, with a great view over the Magere Brug. While music is gently playing in the background, you will be received in a demure room with paintings on the walls. The restaurant offers the opportunity to order à la carte as well as from a set menu. The specialities here include partridge with walnut-salad and grilled mackerel. Wine-lovers are lucky. An arrangement about wine is also possible: three glasses for a set price. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top location restaurant combining French, Italian and Dutch influences |
Brouwersgracht 60 Amsterdam 1013 GX Netherlands +31 20 622 1095 http://www.diningcity.com/ams/... |
This restaurant is located in the Jordan area, which is filled to the brim with those famous Amsterdam canals and, if the weather permits it, you can enjoy your meal on the terrace overlooking two, yes, count them, two canals. You can have a nice drink at the bar before you sit down for your meal amdist the lovely Art Nouveau decor that is prevalent in Belhamel. This is one for people who like something different. The cuisine is French/Italian orientated but you can even go for some Dutch cuisine. The main dishes are quite special and include some game and fish dishes. You're best making reservations because this restaurant is understandably popular among locals for its intimate feel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French specialties |
Ferdinand Bolstraat 13-15 Amsterdam 1072 LA Netherlands +31 (0)20 672 0651 http://www.ondeugd.nl/ |
Just around the corner from the old Heineken brewery and very close to the Albert Cuyp market (the largest in Amsterdam), De Ondeugd can be found. Its name means naughtiness, but actually there is nothing naughty about it. It is simply an excellent restaurant with high quality food and service. No wonder it's always busy here! However, the meals are not cheap. You will get good quality for your money, though. If you don't feel like meat or fish, try a large salad. Good house wines are on the menu, but it also offers other high quality wines, as is clear from a study of the wine list. As this restaurant is very popular, reservations are recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seafaring |
Reguliersdwarsstraat 32 Amsterdam 1017 BM Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 3121 http://www.lepecheur.nl/ |
The brainchild of Rien van Santen, Restaurant Le Pêcheur is every seafood lover's haunt. You can choose to make yourself comfortable in the charming interiors or head towards the terrace garden, where you can bask in the sun and enjoy the pleasant breeze. The menu consists of an eclectic range of seafood items, which are prepared with the freshest of ingredients. Plaice and sole, turbot and angler mussels, and oysters are brought in daily from IJmuiden. When it comes to drinks, White Wine dominates the wine list, although there are quite a few Bordeaux options too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tapas at the bar |
Spuistraat 266 Amsterdam 1012 VW Netherlands +31 20 422 0474 http://www.restaurant-november... |
Restaurant November is a well-known restaurant on the sparkling Spui, in the heart of Amsterdam. You will find lots of Dutch as well as international cafes and restaurants in this small area. The menu features mainly small snacks - Spanish tapas and salads - but you can also order a complete dinner. The food is high quality and is all made with fresh ingredients. Dishes have a distinctive French/Mediterranean quality. This place can be described as half restaurant, half café. The interior is characterised by wooden tables, lots of mirrors and plants and a very high ceiling. This is a popular spot amongst students. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Expensive delight! |
Spui 18-20 Amsterdam 1012 Netherlands +31 (0)20 530 2010 http://www.dylanamsterdam.com/... |
When Anouska Hempel transformed an 18th century almshouse into a chic boutique hotel, she chose to retain the brick walls and iron ovens. A peep inside and the black and white interiors will render this restaurant contemporary. Feast on modern fusion cuisine—Cream of Jerusalem Artichoke Soup with Sautéed Frogs' Legs and Morels, Pearl Barley Risotto with Basil and Sweet Pepper and much more. End your meal with the delightful Orange 'Panna Cotta' with Caramel and Pistachio Ice-cream. And of course, since all good things come with a high price, expect a heavy bill at the end of your meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine dining |
Professor Tulpplein 1 Amsterdam 1018 GX Netherlands +31 (0)20 520 3264 http://www.restaurantlarive.com/ |
This Michelin Guide-listed restaurant serves contemporary French Mediterranean cuisine in a classic setting. The interiors are done up in pastel shades and wood. Dim lighting ensures that your dining experience is intimate. The executive chef Edwin Kats blends fresh ingredients, using time-honored French recipes to suit modern taste. Complement your dinner with a pick from the extensive wine list. Considering it's popularity, La Rive is rather on the expensive side when it comes to the prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A taste of it all |
Daniel Stalpertstraat 93 Amsterdam 1072 XD Netherlands +31 (0)20 620 5959 http://www.restaurantsilex.nl/ |
Let your palate experience some new flavors at this chic local restaurant. French food takes on an Italian twist as fresh fish, juicy meats, chunky crustaceans and leafy greens get tossed in mysterious seasonings. The cream-and-brown interiors topped with fancy chandeliers set the mood as you sidle into a comfy seat. A part of the menu is made from organic ingredients, while the wine reaffirms the restaurants motto. And what is that? Come and find out! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent seafood |
Torstraße 101 Amsterdam, NL 10119 Netherlands +31 (0)20 622 6376 http://www.sluizer.nl/ |
Sluizer can be found within walking distance of the Rembrandtplein. This restaurant is actually made up of two separate sections, of which one serves primarily seafood specialities. Prices are relatively affordable in both sections. Main course options include 11 fish dishes. All these are either grilled, baked or poached. Meat entrees are also available. Sluizer also offers a three-course set menu for around. Lunch order are taken on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent food, prime location |
Runstraat 17D Amsterdam 1016 GJ Netherlands +31 (0)20 627 0618 |
Takens is situated right in the centre of the city and is one of the most highly recommended restaurants in Amsterdam. The decor rather resembles a living room, and the menu is highly original, based on the original French and Italian cooking styles. The food is wonderful, the service outstanding. Their popular "Chef's menu" comes highly recommended and is tailored to the wishes of the guests. The wine list is also quite extensive. The menu changes once every two weeks, which makes this a great place to re-visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great view of the Olympic grounds |
Olympic Stadion 35 Amsterdam 1076 DE Netherlands +31 (0)20 570 8400 http://www.vakzuid.nl/ |
This late night multi-level eatery, located inside the Olympic Stadium, comprises of a bar, a lounge area and a restaurant upstairs. The restaurant has a capacity of 150 and has a great view of the sports ground. The bar features music played by the most happening DJs on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Vakzuid is closed on Sundays in the summer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heart of Amsterdam |
Prinsengracht 375-377 Amsterdam 1016 HL Netherlands +31 (0)20 624 6270 http://www.goodfoodgroup.nl/ |
Van Puffelen, located in the centre of Amsterdam overlooking one of the canals, offers a variety of cuisine including French, Spanish, Thai and Italian. It looks like a traditional Amsterdam pub and is considered one of the places to be in the city. It's a favourite amongst visitors and locals alike, due to the quality of food served and affordable prices. Weather permitting, the outdoor area is an excellent spot to enjoy your meal and a lovely view of Amsterdam. Van Puffelen is a rather large restaurant, which makes it well suited for big groups. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Original French cuisine |
Weteringschans 175 Amsterdam 1017 XD Netherlands +31 (0)20 622 8292 |
The cuisine of Van Vlaanderen is based on original French recipes which have been reworked into modern cuisine. The atmosphere is informal, the staff young and friendly and the ingredients are always fresh. Prices are reasonable. A few other remarkable dishes are available that come especially recommended. Examples are: the Plate Without Prejudice, the Triple M or Marc's Market Mix. A daily game dish and vegetarian set menu are also on the menu and an international wine list guarantees the perfect complement to your meal. On sunny days, it is possible to eat outside. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dining in Vondelpark |
Vondelpark 3 Amsterdam 1071 AA Netherlands +31 (0)20 612 3021 http://www.vertigo.nl/ |
Right in the centre of Vondelpark, lies the Dutch Film Museum. Directly underneath this museum, you'll find Vertigo, named after Alfred Hitchcock's classic. The restaurant offers a wide variety of drinks and meals based on seasonal and film influences and ranging from varied daily specialities to traditional dinners. Wooden tables and the lighting create a cosy atmosphere, whilst constantly changing projections on the walls make Vertigo's decor unique. The pricing is competitive, the cuisine international. Breakfast is served from 11am and it is also possible to have lunch here. It is particularly pleasant to dine here in the summertime. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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