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De Pijp Restaurants
Great food and service with a smile! More
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Food was outstanding - it was very busy when we arrived so service was slow. We had a group and ordered 7 dishes - all were exceptional More
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Het eten is verrukkelijk en verrassend! (En het gaat snel en de bediening is goed) More
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Heel fijn gegeten. Volop aandacht van de bediening. Top! More
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Good food with good service, overall a pleasant experience, would recommend for anyone looking for Thai food in Amsterdam More
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Ask for the black book wine list. Excellent selection More
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A fabulous restaurant, very friendly and the Canadian lobster was perfect. Excellent value - highly recommended More
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Wonderful! The restaurant team even stayed after More
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I feel the unique experience one is exposed to at Ctaste is without a doubt very memorable. Eating in the dark really allows one to experience foods differently, but also changes how you better utilize your other senses. All the employees at the restaurant are amazing and it was one of the best times I have had at a restaurant! More
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Great food. Nov often does one finds a place that cooks Indian breads to such perfection. Lamb Dhansak is a must have. Not much selection of beers on tap. Great service at a well run family place More
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Our last night in Amsterdam was made extra special by our dinner at Reuring. We chose the 3-course Chef's Dinner and were very pleased with each course. The ceviche first course, the baked crispy chicken thigh with grilled cabbage, and the dessert featuring almond milk ice cream, lemon sorbet, fresh peaches and white currants were all superb. Nothing pretentious at all about this restaurant, but the food is first-class. Highly recommend. We will be back when next in Amsterdam. More
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Wurst & Schnitzelhaus is a classic German restaurant in De Pijp. This is said to be one of the first German restaurants in the city. It has a small-town feel that makes it a wonderful spot for lunch or dinner with a small group of friends or family. Wurst & Schnitzelhaus is also an ideal place to indulge in a few fantastic German beers and a good conversation.
The menu at Wurst & Schnitzelhaus is full of delectable entrees as well as scrumptious snacks that pair well with a drink. Some of the popular choices include the pork schnitzel with assorted toppings, the house-made bratwurst, the sausage mix and the chicken and avocado salad.
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Great food, good prices, great location: in niewmarket next to red light district, HUGE gluten free menu (wife has celiac) and they took special care of us while we were there to accommodate her (she got the gluten free lasagne which she said was Crazy good). We ate there on the first day of vacation and came back again, staff is super nice and friendly, will definitely be back there next time we are in Amstrerdam More
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Dine on elevated international cuisine at Restaurant BREDA. Its setting features linen clothed tables and warm lighting, making it wonderful for enjoying a meal just for two with a date or old friend. Restaurant BREDA offers a variety of flavorful dishes for guests to enjoy. Asparagus with hollandaise or corvina-style ceviche make for delicious starter choices. Guests can dine on a rib-eye steak, mussels or pork belly in hoisin sauce. It also has a lunch course menu, sweet desserts and accommodates for food allergies.
Restaurant BREDA has a full bar that offers seating for guests to converse. It has an extensive wine list with international selections for pairings. This restaurant is open for lunch and dinner services throughout the week.
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Discover De Pijp
Known as the Old South, most streets in this area are named after Dutch painters like van Gogh, as well as the famous modernist painter, Piet Mondriaan, who once lived here. The dining scene is equally artful, with many of the city’s trendiest restaurants located along these narrow streets, steps from the former Heineken brewery. Artisan burgers in minimalist digs earn high marks, and Vietnamese street food with locally sourced ingredients offers a fresh take on an Asian staple. For vegetarians, there’s a can’t-miss restaurant that has had a rotating menu since it opened in 1981. On the higher-end, a French bistro makes the most of seasonal ingredients while sourcing its wine directly from France. Get ready for a sophisticated trip through some of the city’s buzziest blocks.
