Eating Out in Amsterdam

It shouldn't come as a surprise that an urban hub like Amsterdam is home to nearly any sort of cuisine you could fathom. From the strange neon lights of a FEMO fast food vending machine to the candlelight of a romantic Italian restaurant, Amsterdam has got it all.

International cuisine is fully catered for in the city, but Dutch cooking has also made impressive strides in recent years, embracing the local culinary heritage with zeal and creativity. Have a look through our ever-growing guide to Amsterdam eating for an idea of where you next meal should be.

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Oude Doelenstraat 1

1. Golden Chopsticks

4 reviews
#Thai
Zeedijk 77

2. Bird Snack Bar

2 reviews
Damrak 41

3. Manneken Pis

2 reviews
Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10

4. De Balie Grand Cafe

2 reviews
Wolvenstraat 16

5. Brix

1 review
Prinsengracht 60-62

6. De Bolhoed

0 reviews
Spuistraat 294-302

7. d’'Vijff Vlieghen

0 reviews
Leliegracht 60

8. Spanjer & Van Twist

0 reviews
Singel t/o 468 (Koningsplein)

9. Frens Haringhandel

0 reviews
Leidsestraat 94

10. FEBO

0 reviews

Reviews about Eating Out in Amsterdam

Lots of noodles, 6 tiny bits of meat. For €18 plus tea I expected more

Golden Chopsticks

Great place with daily cinema (in English). Friendly outgoing service. Looks like an old court house with big wooden stairs in the center of the restaurant. Try the homemade burgers. Like!

Netherlands,
De Balie Grand Cafe

My favorite in amsterdam. I almost went there every day.

Brazil,
Manneken Pis

Decent place to eat.

United Kingdom,
Golden Chopsticks

I chose the beef and vegetable stir fry and it was yummy! Lots of Chinese people were eating here, so I guessed it was good and I was right! Fast service, slightly hectic atmosphere, but that's what made it fun. Would go back for sure.

United Kingdom,
Golden Chopsticks

Excellent!

United Kingdom,
Bird Snack Bar

Great restaurant for cool people with very small appetites

United Kingdom,
Brix

Cheap and very, very tasty food.

United Kingdom,
Bird Snack Bar

Less of a restaurant, more a place for a quick coffee and a light bite to eat (soups, sandwiches etc). Service was not brilliant, nor was it cheap.

United Kingdom,
De Balie Grand Cafe

Cheap and, for European Chinese food, quite fresh.

Australia,
Golden Chopsticks
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