Been coming here for a while now. The Shak Attack still hits the spot every time, coffee&#39;s consistently good too. Staff remember you, which is nice.

Decent spot for a pub quiz. The place has that old-school local bar feel, staff are friendly enough even when it gets busy. Had the burger, it was pretty good. Nothing fancy, but it did the job. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back on a quieter night though, got a bit loud.

The whipped focaccia was the standout&mdash;light, airy, and perfect for dipping. Mushroom risotto came out a touch salty, but the texture was spot on. They brought over a complimentary tiramisu for our celebration, which paired nicely with my glass of barolo. Solid spot for a relaxed dinner with decent wine options.

The pancakes were a hit with the kids &mdash; we actually came back two mornings in a row for them. Staff were super warm and welcoming.

The cocktails are consistently good here, and the bartender remembered my usual order from last time. That kind of attention keeps me coming back.

The Vitello sandwich really stood out&mdash;fresh bread, tasty filling, and the price was fair. Nice little neighborhood find.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. They have a decent range of vegan stuff, tried the vegan salmon&mdash;pretty close to the real thing, honestly. Staff was friendly enough, no complaints there. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s fine. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something plant-based without the usual salad-only deal.

The Egg BLT on sourdough was solid, and the matcha with almond milk hit the spot. Interior&#39;s warm and stylish, but honestly, prices feel a bit much for what you get.

The regular bowl was way bigger than I expected. Ingredients tasted fresh, and the staff got me in and out fast. Just wish there was more seating&mdash;tables are pretty low and cramped.

Poached eggs were done right, runny yolk and all. Sourdough toast had a good crunch. Place is tiny, so you&#39;ll probably wait a bit for a table. Food&#39;s solid enough that I didn&#39;t mind. Just don&#39;t come here if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Came for the Wizard of Oz vibe and honestly the bathroom alone was worth it 😄 Decor&rsquo;s classy without being cheesy. Burger was solid and pretty big, but you pay extra for sides which caught me off guard. Menu names are fun too. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Came here on a cold evening and the falafel plate really hit the spot. Portions are big for what you pay. Burgers looked good too, my friend got one. Service was fast and nice. Only thing, dessert was just ice cream that day. Fine, but I wanted something warm.

The margherita was spot on. Thin crust, light, crispy. Toppings tasted fresh, not like they&rsquo;d been sitting around. Service was quick too, friendly without hovering. Place was a bit busy but that&rsquo;s fine. Just a solid pizza stop, nothing over the top. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

The chicken was really juicy and the piri-piri sauce had that nice kick. Pastel de nata was fresh too. Just wish the fries were a bit crispier.

Food was fresh and the staff were on it. Meat came out a bit undercooked though. Quick enough for a lunch stop, no complaints besides that.

The burger was juicy and the fries were crispy. Prices felt fair for the neighborhood. Fresh ingredients, which I always appreciate.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Pasta was solid, nothing fancy but cooked right. Service was friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for the food. Place has a chill vibe, easy to just sit and eat. Good option if you&#39;re in the area and want a decent bite without the fuss.

Solid spot for a quick bite before a train. The warm pizza stick was surprisingly decent, and the chocolate muffin was a nice extra. Seats are a bit cramped though.

The porchetta focaccia is genuinely one of the best things I&#39;ve had in the city. Owners are friendly and you can tell they care about what they&#39;re doing. Bread was crisp, meat was juicy. Wish I lived closer, honestly. Would go back just for that sandwich.

The Sunday roast was solid &mdash; proper Yorkshire pud and that gravy really hit the spot. Beef cooked just right. Service lagged a bit though.

The lentil soup here is something else&mdash;so rich and full of flavor, honestly the best I&rsquo;ve had in a while. And it&rsquo;s vegan, which is a nice bonus. The wraps were solid too, nothing fancy but tasty. Place felt a bit cramped, but I&rsquo;d come back just for that soup again.

Stopped by for a sandwich and coffee&mdash;both were solid, especially the bread. Prices felt fair for the portion. Music was decent, not too loud, so I could actually sit and eat without rushing. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The sourdough bread from their bakery is the real deal&mdash;grabbed a loaf to take home. Brunch was solid, waitress super friendly too.

The service was impeccable period.  The owners, Signore  B. and the Madame were so welcoming. We like great Italian wine. Signore B offered one not listed on menu  perfect. Spouse and I split a Italian mixed salad and lasagna. Salad fresh and bountiful. Lasagna was one of the best at a restaurant I have ever had . Finished with homemade tiramisu. all members of clean plate club.

Lots of options on the menu and everything tasted fresh. The fried shrimp dumplings were the highlight for me. Probably better for takeout though, the seating area felt a bit plain.

Solid spot if you&#39;re heading to Ziggo Dome or the Arena. Food is simple but does the job. Gets pretty busy and loud after events, but that&#39;s part of the vibe I guess.

The crispy pork belly was the highlight&mdash;skin so crunchy it made that perfect sound, meat still juicy. Not greasy at all, which surprised me. Had the som tam too, though it&#39;s clearly toned down for European tastes. Less fish sauce, less heat. Still fresh and worked fine as a side. Just wish they&#39;d kept the original punch.

Cute place, that blue-and-white decor is really nice. Had the sweet and savoury pancake combo, decent portion for the price. Coffee was okay. Got pretty busy but staff kept up fine.

The salt roasted beets and teriyaki cauliflower really stood out&mdash;creative and fresh, lots of texture. Truffle mayo fries were solid too. Prices are a bit steep, but the riverside terrace makes up for it. Staff were friendly enough. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The view from the 7th floor over Amsterdam is the real reason to come here. I had the stone oven pizza and it was decent, nothing crazy. My friend&rsquo;s burger looked pretty basic though. Staff was a bit hit or miss, one was super nice, the other seemed like she wanted to be anywhere else. Fine for a drink with a view, but I wouldn&#39;t come just for the food.

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