Eggs Benaddicted kept popping up on my For You Page with the kind of relentless regularity that can only mean one of two things: either it’s overhyped, or it’s genuinely that good. Come with me and let's find out which one it is together!
If you’re a cheese lover, Michael’s Cheese Discovery Walk is a must. Stroll through Amsterdam’s best cheese shops, learn how to build the perfect cheese board, and finish with an epic cheese and beer pairing. Check out our cheesy adventure here!
Kikkie is a modern take on the classic brown café in Amsterdam’s Jordaan, serving up gastropub-style comfort food, boozy spritzes, and laid-back vibes on a sunny Prinsenstraat corner. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to become a regular.
Tucked between grey office blocks and the kind of urban sprawl is a green hangar near IKEA that smells like hops, grilled ribs, and good decisions. Welcome to De Proefzaak - part tasting room, part monastery, part post-apocalyptic beer bunker.
It’s officially spring, and that means it’s time for me to start my forever search of the perfect terrace to snack and sip away in the sunshine. I don’t mean to ever find one, I just enjoy the search. Meet the first contender: t'Huis aan de Amstel.
Oma Ietje, near Bullewijk, is a hidden gem. Imagine a cozy living room with a vibrant beer garden. Their menu? Culinary magic! From sticky eggplant to miso-caramel tarte tatin, every bite is a revelation. Prepare to be obsessed.
Did you know Café t'Papeneiland has been serving up legendary apple pie since 1642? With cozy nooks, secret tunnels, and pie that’s practically famous, it’s a spot that’s been tempting locals and tourists alike for centuries.
Café Wildschut is one of those Amsterdam spots that feels like it’s always been there. With its legendary sun-soaked terrace and retro-chic interior, I went to see if it still lives up to the hype.
In Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighborhood, there’s a tiny sandwich shop making a big name for itself. Davie’s has earned a devoted following, with customers happily waiting in long lines for a taste of their handcrafted sandwiches.
Did you know there’s a 300-year-old farmhouse hiding in plain sight on Amsterdam’s Ringdijk? Think countryside vibes, Eggs Benedict dreams, and the kind of charm that makes you forget you’re anywhere near the city.
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