Amsterdam has a great diversity of ethnicities with a variety of restaurants to match. This means you’ll find all types of cuisine. So if you plan on traveling to Amsterdam, you must read a City guide about the Amsterdam restaurants. There are many options to choose from for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We’ve reviewed all types of cuisine and dining experiences, from pancakes and desserts to haute cuisine and local delicacies, to bring you the best Amsterdam has to offer.
Blauw
Blauw is a highly rated Indonesian restaurant, voted best by the New York Times. It is also considered one of the most popular restaurants in Amsterdam. Blauw also offers an a la carte menu and the Indonesian banquet called rijsttafel. The rijsttafel offers a delicious multi-course menu on small plates. It includes a selection of meat, fish, and vegetables. The walls are decorated with huge black and white photos, while warm red tones create an intimate and cozy atmosphere. The staff is friendly and relaxed.
Floreyn Restaurant
Interestingly, it can be difficult to find authentic Dutch food in Amsterdam. Jasper, the owner of Floreyn Restaurant, decided to change that when he created an incredible menu of dishes rich in Dutch ingredients. The casual atmosphere of Floreyn Restaurant is not reflected in the delicious dishes. Each dish is a different masterpiece that will leave you pleasantly surprised by what’s on your plate. We can guarantee that Floreyn Restaurant is a great value for your Euros.
The Pancake Bakery
The best thing about a vacation is being able to enjoy a hearty sit-down breakfast. We love The Pancake Bakery, located in one of the old warehouses on Prinsengracht. Here, as the name suggests, you can have everything in pancakes. There are many options, such as Thai-inspired pancakes and Norwegian-inspired pancakes that include salmon and cream cheese. You also have the option of ordering sweet pancakes with fruit, chocolate, or ice cream. You can find anything you want in a pancake, whatever your mood.
Fisk Bar Amsterdam
Fisk, which means “fish” in Scandinavian, may not sound appealing. However, you will love the lively, friendly, and welcoming atmosphere of Fisk Bar. It is known for its relaxed Tel Aviv food market atmosphere. Customers always feel like they’ve found a hidden gem when they enter this lively restaurant. The terrace offers a great place to sit and enjoy the beautiful summer days. Fisk Bar serves delicious vegetarian and meat dishes.
