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A green oasis and local favourite for brunch.

Supermarket with a wide selection, including fresh bread, yogurt, fruit and easy grab-and-go breakfast options. Also on Jan Evertsenstraat 24 (10 min walk).

Popular spot for affordable pastries, sandwiches and coffee. Great for a quick breakfast, and you can shop everything from clothing to picnic supplies at the same time.

High-quality bakery known for sourdough bread and excellent pastries.

Artisan bakery with seasonal pastries and some of the best sourdough in town.

Fresh pastries, sandwiches and simple breakfast options in a modern grab-and-go setting.

Easy-going spot for sandwiches, pastries and simple breakfast options.

French-style café serving classic breakfast and brunch favourites.

Laid-back atmosphere, decent food: excellent hangout.

Good food and wine don’t need formalities. Natural wines, refined comfort food and an electric atmosphere come together in a buzzing café.

Drop in for a casual afternoon drink, stay for great wood-fired pizzas made with fresh, local ingredients, and stumble out late at night wondering what exactly just happened.

A fully vegan café focused on food and drinks that are genuinely good for the planet.

Italy Italy Italy! There are many Italianstyle restaurants and sandwich bars in Amsterdam, but only a few of them are up to the job.

A creative sandwich bar inspired by flavours from around the world.

Actually not a hotel, but who are we to judge? Enjoy a quality dinner in a large, industrial warehouse in Amsterdam-Noord, and if you’re lucky, dine next to one of the classic cars on display.

After work, many Japanese stop at an Izakaya before making the journey home.

In a renovated tram depot called ‘De Hallen’, there’s a range of exciting new stores and businesses.

A petite restaurant decorated in traditional Javanese style, serving authentic Indonesian rijsttafel inspired by Javanese roots.

African-Caribbean soul food, music, poetry, and great cocktails come together in a vibrant Afropolitan spot near Vondelpark.

Gigi is the Italian restaurant that combines fresh flavors with cozy charm.

Named after Holland’s most famous spy of all time, located in the middle of the Red Light District.

The name comes from Mokum, old slang for Amsterdam. Breaking away from the Dutch pancake tradition, Moak serves organic, American-style pancakes with a wide range of flavors and toppings.

Stylish hotel bar with plenty of excellent options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all served with a smile.

Drinks and dinner on the Westergas grounds, with a big heated terrace. Try the mussels with gochujang.

A lively wine café and bistro in the heart of the Jordaan, known for its warm atmosphere, extensive wine list, and seasonal dishes.

With its spectacular view on the city’s skyline and Central Station, and the comfortably raw interior, Pllek is one of the best spots to have lunch or dinner when visiting the recently revived north side of town.

Looking for something to browse on a rainy afternoon? Pluk combines a café and concept store, offering everything from iPhone covers and beetroot juice to French coffee presses.

A place to drink, dine, and dance. The venue, based in a former soda factory, is all about co-creation and community.

Step into this non-profit cultural restaurant with a vegetarian/vegan menu, where the vibe is relaxed, the menu is exciting and affordable, and local artists’ paintings adorn the walls.

Fresh, homemade pasta with organic ingredients, prepared by Italian chefs.

American style lunches and brunches. We like to come here whenever we’re fighting a hangover.

The Pantry feels like stepping into a Dutch living room. Think wooden tables, old-school coziness, and comfort food straight from the Dutch kitchen.

One of Amsterdam’s most respected Italian spots, combining a restaurant and deli.

Neighborhood bar serving sandwiches and coffee. Good stuff, nothing fancy.

In the lively Jordaan, Winkel 43 is a charming corner spot known for its famous apple pie and changing monthly lunch menu.

The previous owners closed the bar without changing a thing. Twenty years later it reopened. A bar as a bar should be.

Classic French dishes with a Mediterranean twist and an extensive wine list.

A traditional bruin café with a terrace along the busy Prinsengracht.

On a historic naval site with views of a VOC ship, and a house-brewed beer you shouldn’t miss.

One of the nicest terraces in town. Simple menu, relaxed atmosphere.

Stylish lobby, bar and restaurant. Sink into a soft sofa after shopping in the Nine Streets.

A spot dedicated to high-quality Japanese tea. Best matcha in town.

Legendary duo of bars near Leidseplein. Popular with students, but truly mixed crowd. Open until 3:00 am on weekdays.

Pink neon lights, vintage rugs on every table and live performances.

Cushioned benches around one of Amsterdam’s most photographed corners.

A small piece of paradise in the heart of Vondelpark.

Over 17 authentic Amsterdam genevers and 60 Dutch liqueurs, in a charming 1889 coach house.

Waterside hangout with tropical vibes. Watch the boats drift by.

Cozy whisky and beer bar, known for tastings and Sunday afternoon jazz.

A basement nightclub and restaurant offering social dining, a high-energy dinner show, cocktails, karaoke, and club nights.

One of those bars that’s simply part of the hood. Perfect for all occasions, whether it’s reading a book on the terrace, or having a beer with friends.

This former church is the most famous concert hall in Amsterdam.

A laid-back hangout, where you can skate in or walk in freely.

Once the Dutch Film Academy, now a non-profit cultural hotspot with a cinema, a vegan restaurant and club nights that swing from Latin to techno.

A lively bar near Leidseplein with live music every night, ranging from indie and rock to laid-back jam sessions.