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- GGrahamKent •2 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoGreat place to bring your partner/friends for an evening meal. Food was good as was the service albeit I thought the wine was a bit pricey. £40 euros for an everyday Pinot Griego was a bit heavy I thought and all other wines were more. Nonetheless, well worth a visit and I'd go back if I visited Amsterdam again.More infoVan SpeykPrice: Very Expensive• Dutch• Binnenstad/Burgwallen•4.8
- AAbisolavipLondon •10 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoI received amazing service from Ahn. He went above and beyond to provide an amazing service. Thank you so much!!!More infoPrins & AapPrice: Expensive• Bistro• Oosterdokseiland•4.6
- NNikolausAustria •1 review5.0Dined on Nov 17, 2024We had a very great experience. Mostly thanks to our wonderful server Giovanni! He‘s the best and if you get hin your evening will be great!More infoHard Rock Cafe - AmsterdamPrice: Moderate• American• Leidseplein•4.5
- RRichardvipBirmingham/West Midlands (county) •3 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 2, 2024Great and only disappointed that wines had sold outMore infoFerilli's Caffè RistorantePrice: Expensive• Italian• Amsterdam-Zuid•4.4
- TTaylorLondon •3 reviews5.0Dined on Oct 21, 2024Loved it! Great food and service, small and quickly setting, really enjoyed it!More infoRestaurant BleuPrice: Expensive• French• Grachtengordel•4.4
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Originally one of the “garden villages”, it was developed around 1919 between the two World Wars as a way to spruce up the city. Today, it’s home to many elderly couples and families with children, as well as a whole new influx of cafes and restaurants—the neighborhood has more than 10,000 inhabitants. Some of the highlights include freshly baked goods from local bakeries, funky Indonesian cuisine, and surprisingly solid BBQ, to name a few. When you’re in the area, be sure to check out the nearby NDSM: on the northern bank of the IJ grows a self-made city with hundreds of artists, creative pop-ups, unconventional homes, innovative culture, eclectic cafes, and groundbreaking events—on land and water.
