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.
Belly Pepper in Oud-West has quickly become a must-visit spot for Amsterdammers seeking cozy vibes and bold Turkish flavors. With its intimate atmosphere and flavor-packed dishes, it's no wonder this place is always bustling.
Craving authentic Thai food in the heart of Amsterdam? Bird Thai in Chinatown offers flavorful dishes, lightning-fast service, and a cozy atmosphere that will make you want to linger for longer. Here’s why you shouldn’t miss it.
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.
If you’re like me and can never turn down a good craft beer, the MoreBeer beer tour might just be your dream day out. Four specialty beer bars, four brews, and a free t-shirt to cap it all off? Fantastic.
Barracuda, a seafood gem in Amsterdam Noord, offers a laid-back dining experience focused on fresh, innovative fish dishes. Quietly charming, it pairs a relaxed atmosphere with seaside-inspired flavors, earning its place as a local favorite.
Vice Versa may look unassuming by day, but by night, it’s buzzing with craft beer lovers, friendly locals, and free comedy nights. This quirky, cozy bar on Ceintuurbaan is a true hidden gem—and well worth a visit.
L’Osteria doesn’t immediately catch your eye as you pass by; tucked along the riverside, it’s easy to miss. Luckily, a friend’s recommendation brought me inside, and what I found beyond the door was absolutely worth it.
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