Breakfast here hit the spot before we headed out of Amsterdam. Eggs came with decent coffee, and the price felt fair for the neighbourhood. Sat outside by the canal, sunny morning, no rush at all. Only thing&mdash;service took a bit to get going, but the view made up for it. Would&rsquo;ve liked a proper Bloody Mary to go with it though.

Solid Dutch apple pie, proper flaky crust. Flat white went well with it. Cozy spot, staff was friendly. Good enough for a quick stop in Haarlem.

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. ☕

The mozzarella sandwich was pretty good&mdash;fresh ingredients, nice balance of flavors. Cute decor too. Decent spot for a casual bite.

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.

Stopped by for a quick lunch &mdash; it&rsquo;s basically a shop with a few tables, not a full cafe. Had the poke bowl, decent portion for the price. Matcha latte was solid, and they didn&rsquo;t charge extra for oat milk, which is always nice. Also grabbed a cheese croissant on the way out &mdash; easily one of the better ones I&rsquo;ve had around here.

The oyster mushroom rendang at the museum cafe was properly tasty. Coconut lime macaroon finished it off well. Waitress was friendly, even gave tips about the museum. Bit pricey for what you get, but decent.

Big windows and a relaxed vibe make it a decent brunch spot. Food was solid, service kept up. Portion size felt a bit small for the price, though.

Stopped by for a chai latte and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has this cozy, lived-in feel, not trying too hard. Pastry display looked solid too, though I didn&#39;t grab one. Service was friendly without hovering. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back to try their cake next time.

The interior&#39;s got that cozy old-books-and-leather vibe, really nice. Curry soup was good too.

Solid burgers, right on the main square. Prices are a bit steep but okay for the Netherlands. Happy hour seems popular with the locals.

The lamb croquettes were really good, I got lucky and had them fresh. You can tell the owner puts effort into the handmade snacks. Burger had a nice smoky taste too. Just wish they had more veggie sides on the menu, but that&#39;s probably just me.

Lovely little spot right by the Rijksmuseum. The coffee was solid and the art-gallery vibe made it easy to just sit for a while. Quiet enough to escape the museum crowds.

The wooden interior gives it a warm feel, really nicely done. Convenient spot if you&#39;re near the VU or Zuidas. Prices run a bit high though. I had a glass of their house red with the steak, decent pairing but nothing that blew me away. Fine for a casual dinner nearby, just don&#39;t expect a bargain.

The babaghanoush sandwich was really good, creamy and fresh. I liked that they didn&#39;t skimp on the filling. Scones were a bit small for the price though, and the empanadas came out a little oily. Nice spot to sit and eat, staff were friendly enough. Would go back for that sandwich again.

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

Decent spot for a lazy afternoon in Amsterdam. Staff were friendly, prices fair for the area. Just keep in mind it&#39;s a smoking lounge, so the air gets a bit thick.

Nice Art Deco spot by the station, terrace is great for people-watching. Ginger tea was pricey but beer hit the spot. 🍺

Pedro behind the bar really knew his stuff&mdash;helped me pick a solid red that matched the grilled octopus perfectly. Place was busy but the team stayed sharp, always checking in without hovering. Only hiccup was the wait for the bill, but honestly, the drink made up for it.

Been coming here for a while now. Coffee&#39;s consistently good and the staff actually remember you. That&#39;s why I keep going back.

Stumbled into this place while wandering around Amsterdam and grabbed a cappuccino. The foam was really smooth and they did a nice little design on top. &euro;3.4 feels fair for the area. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m nearby again.

We were directed to another restaurant just cross the street which belongs to the same owner - Amigo Steak restaurant. The steak was very nice, tender and juicy. We ordered lomo 500 gram  for 2 person and it was enough. Empanadas was tasty - two medium size in a portion. Gambas was served with garlic mushroom sauce. It was fresh and the sauce was well-marinated. Tiramisu and frites are standard taste. Frisdranks are cold but the beer could be more colder.

Been here a few times now, always for the football. Bartender remembers what I drink, which says a lot. Cold beer, decent spot to catch a match.

The cauliflower kebab was the standout for me&mdash;nice to see proper flexitarian options around here. The room itself felt warm and intimate, though the seating was a bit snug for my liking. Still, I left feeling pretty satisfied with the whole experience.

Stopped by for a latte and tea&mdash;both were solid. Quick service, chill vibe. Didn&#39;t get to try the bagels, but I&#39;d come back for those.

The mango coconut macaroon cake was lovely, and I appreciated the comfortable seating. Iced latte could&#39;ve been stronger though.

The goat cheese puff pastry salad was really fresh, exactly what I needed for lunch. Nice spot across from the opera house. 16 draft beers on tap too, though I stuck to water.

Stopped by for a quiet break while walking around. The ginger cake was really good&mdash;moist, not too sweet. Staff left me alone, which I appreciated. Just wish the coffee was a bit stronger. Nice little spot if you need to sit down for a bit.

Been coming here on and off for years. Place hasn&#39;t changed much since the 70s, which is fine by me. Wood&#39;s all worn in, feels lived-in. Beer list is decent, nothing fancy. Sat outside last week, nice spot to watch people go by. Not the cheapest, but you pay for the atmosphere.

Stumbled on this canal-side spot and grabbed a burger. Patty was handmade, cooked just right. 80s music playing in the background was a nice touch. 🍔

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