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Christophe


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
 

 
De Compagnon


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
 

 
Inez IPSC


Trendy food with a fabulous view
Amstel 2
Amsterdam 1017 AA
Netherlands
+31 (0)20 639 2899
Restaurant Inez IPSC (International Private Society Club) was opened by the late Peter Giele, founder of other trendy spots around town; his wife Inez runs it. The menu includes Asian and Middle Eastern influences, is as flamboyant as the colorful interior, and complemented by stylish service. You can order à la carte or choose a fixed-price menu. An ideal place for the hip and trendy, this restaurant lies in the middle of the city center. The spectacular view overlooking Munt leads artists, designers and diners alike to find inspiration here.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Kersentuin


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
Kersentuin photo by Michael Smith
Photo: Michael Smith
 

 
Restaurant Dorrius


Authentic Dutch Cuisine
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 5
Amsterdam 1012 RC
Netherlands
+31 (0)20 420 2224
http://www.dorrius.nl
If you have come to cosmopolitan Amsterdam seeking traditional Dutch cuisine, then seek no further. Here you'll find a whole host of dishes that do justice to the country's rich culinary history. Dorrius has enjoyed worldwide fame since its opening in 1890. There are so many offerings from which to choose: from the renowned cheese soufflé or traditional Dutch marrow fat peas (an original house recipe), to exclusive Zeeland oysters. A wide range of exclusive Dutch wines and liqueurs nicely complements the food. See website for menu, reservations and more.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Restaurant Dorrius photo by Helena
Photo: Helena
 

 
Sluizer


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
Sluizer photo by Kurt Rogers
Photo: Kurt Rogers
 

 
Teppan Yaki Hosokawa


Live Japanese Culinary Performance
Max Euweplein 22
Amsterdam 1017 MB
Netherlands
+31 (0)20 638 8086
http://www.hosokawa.nl
Teppan-yaki is a culinary theatre performance showcased at your table. There are seven tables in this beautifully decorated restaurant on Max Euweplein, each seating a maximum of 10 people. A private dining room is also available. Each table has a built-in grill where the chefs prepare a great variety of dishes, their hands moving like lightning before astonished guests. You can order á la carte or complete dinners. The menu is a Godsend for seafood lovers, but you'll also find beef, chicken, and vegetables featured. See website for more.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Teppan Yaki Hosokawa photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Vijff Vlieghen (d')


Exclusive dining
Spuistraat 294-302
Amsterdam 1012 VX
Netherlands
+31 (0)20 530 4060
http://www.d-vijffvlieghen.com/
One of Amsterdam's most famous restaurants, Vijff Vlieghen, is located near the city centre and very close to busy shopping streets such as the Kalverstraat and Leidsestraat. The restaurant serves what is now hailed "New Dutch Cuisine" in a historic atmosphere. Spanning five authentic 17th-century buildings, the restaurant consists of various dining rooms, each of which has its own unique atmosphere and background. As for the food, the chef conjures up a wonderful combination of traditional Dutch cooking and modern presentation. Be prepared for a splendid meal but at a price which reflects this quality. Also available are vegetarian set menus and a three-course seasonal set menu. Lunch is only served to parties consisting of more than 20 people who have booked in advance.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Vijff Vlieghen (d') photo by Andrew3000
Photo: Andrew3000
 

 
Zuidlande


Exclusive French cuisine
Utrechtsedwarsstraat 141
Amsterdam 1017 WE
Netherlands
+31 (0)20 620 7393
Chef Arend Niebor oversees this restaurant's French cuisine with loving dedication. The dishes are always exquisitely prepared, and include various takes on delicacies such as goose liver, caviar, truffles and duck breast. The wine list includes around 100 different vintages, and a sommelier will happily assist you. For dessert there are more extraordinary choices of sweets and pastries and of course, there is an extensive selection of cheeses. You can also dine on the sidewalk among pleasant flowers, watching the passersby.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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