If you&#39;re in Amsterdam, you can&#39;t miss this spot! The apple pie is large, warm, and perfect with whipped cream. Great value for money!

The atmosphere is pleasant and the service is excellent, with a special mention for the very helpful staff.

No. 1 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Amsterdam

No. 19 of Fine Dining  in Amsterdam

Been coming here for a while now. Staff still remember us, which says something. Had the usual order, food was fresh like always. Even with the stroller they were patient and helped us find a good spot. There&#39;s a cat that wanders around sometimes, adds a bit of charm. Not the cheapest place but you get what you pay for.

Delightful meals and service. The food was authentic and individual. Quite a treat. Glad we booked as it was full in late November on a Tuesday night.

Came for a coffee, ended up staying way longer than planned. The window seat is prime for people-watching, honestly could sit there all afternoon. Only downside is it&#39;s pretty cramped when it gets busy. Had a glass of their house red later, paired nicely with the bitter chocolate cake. Not the quietest spot, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The Nutella pancake was huge, honestly thought we&#39;d never finish it but somehow we did. Poffertjes were solid too. Nice little spot for a sweet fix.

This restaurant was really suprising discovery. I had great dinner there. The Food was super delicious and the staff was super friendly. Nice ambience and super easy to find Location in the centre. I highly recommend it.

No. 9 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Amsterdam

We grabbed a table outside with a coffee and a beer, right across from Rembrandt&rsquo;s house. The water view is pretty unbeatable, honestly. The building&rsquo;s old, like 1600s old, which is kinda cool to think about while you&rsquo;re just chilling. It&rsquo;s a nice spot to catch up with friends, nothing too fancy. Just a solid place to sit and watch people go by.

The apple tart really was the highlight. Flaky, warm, not too sweet. Coffee was solid too. Sat by the window watching the canal, place felt airy and calm. Interior&rsquo;s quite big, so even with people around it didn&rsquo;t feel cramped. Just wish they&rsquo;d come by to refill water a bit sooner.

The upstairs seating has this beautiful soft light and a view over the whole caf&eacute;. Lovely spot to just sit with a cappuccino and apple cake. ☕

Stopped by for lunch last week. Got the veggie breakfast club sandwich - bread was fresh, fillings tasted good. But honestly the cakes are the main reason I keep coming back. Place gets busy around noon, took a bit to get our order. Fine for a casual bite though.

The carrot cake really hit the spot&mdash;moist, not too sweet, and it went well with my coffee. Place gets busy with tourists though, so grab a seat while you can.

Sandwiches are decent for the price, portions fair. Place is a bit tight inside, but the staff were friendly enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The Turkish eggs were the highlight &mdash; cold yogurt with that spicy chili oil just works. Eggs cooked right too. Portions are a bit small for what you pay, but the service was quick and friendly enough. Didn&#39;t feel rushed or ignored. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something different.

Cinnamon bun with mascarpone cream was really good. Cappuccino did the job too. Place works fine for a quick coffee stop. Service friendly enough.

Came here for a quick coffee catch-up with a friend and honestly the cappuccino blew me away. Tasted like dried mango with a tiny rum kick, super unique. Baristas clearly know what they&#39;re doing. Only downside, it&#39;s a bit small inside so we didn&#39;t stay long. But for the coffee alone, I&#39;ll be back 😊

Coffee&rsquo;s always solid here&mdash;flat white or that cold brew with vanilla foam. Baristas actually know what they&rsquo;re doing and helped me pick one I&rsquo;d like. Just wish they&rsquo;d open a bit earlier.

The warm cider in winter is really something&mdash;I still think about it. Sour beer&rsquo;s good too, but that cider hits different when it&rsquo;s cold outside. Place was busy when I went, but the staff stayed friendly and didn&rsquo;t rush me. Found a comfy spot near the window and just took my time. Nice little stop.

Pastries were pretty good, even for a picky French palate. The shop layout is a bit odd, but worth it.

The hot dog was solid and didn&rsquo;t break the bank. I liked the build-your-own avocado sandwich idea, though the avocado was a little too ripe for my taste. Staff were friendly enough when we walked in. Place is small but has a decent vibe. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs felt a bit flimsy.

Found this place right by the Rijksmuseum. Coffee was really good, strong enough to wake me up. Quiet corner to sit and escape the museum crowds. Just what I needed.

The toasted dark bread with avocado and egg was exactly what I needed &mdash; simple but done right. I sat near the window and it felt pretty relaxed for a weekday. The cake display kept pulling my eye though, almost went for a slice after. Maybe next time.

Stopped by for a drink last week. Interior&#39;s got that old-school Jordaan feel, nothing flashy but comfortable. Staff were attentive without hovering. Prices fair for the area. Good spot if you want to avoid the tourist traps nearby.

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