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Kinderkookkafé

The Kinderkookkafé has been around for more than 40 years! It started in 1981 on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal with the 'open dinner' and is now a household name in Amsterdam and far beyond for the Help-Yourself-Bar, the various birthday parties and still the 'open dinner'. Here, the children do everything themselves, and that is why they like to come!

Serre

In the middle of the Amsterdamse Pijp, in the lee of Hotel Okura Amsterdam, you will find the friendly, atmospheric Serre. Ideal if you don't feel like cooking but still want to eat quickly and easily and quality is important. Serre is located near the RAI and the South Axis and is therefore also a great place for a business lunch or festive conclusion of a successful fair; the summer terrace invites you to a spontaneous drink in the afternoon.

101 Gowrie

You may know this restaurant's young Australian chef from the Netflix series The Final Table. The menu is heavily inspired by Japan and local produce. You do not eat á la carte here; instead you are presented with an exclusive multi-course menu composed by chef Alex Haupt.

Restaurant Sinne

This restaurant is named after the Swedish word "Sinne", which stands for sense, mood, mood and state of mind. The Michelin-starred restaurant offers classic dishes with a modern twist.

't Vliegertje

't Vliegertje is a cozy café and restaurant in Amsterdam's Zuid borough, near the RAI Convention Centre. 't Vliegertje has been a household name and local favourite for 30 years and is known for, among other things, its 300 gram tenderloin satay and delicious spare ribs.

Dignita

Restaurant Dignita Vondelpark, within walking distance of the Vondelpark, serves a delicious and healthy brunch all day long. The restaurants motto is 'Eat well, do good'. The profit from the restaurant helps victims of human trafficking to a new life.

Blauwe Theehuis

’t Blauwe Theehuis

Amsterdammers know there's no better way to spend an afternoon than to stroll through their beloved Vondelpark, stopping for a drink at 't Blauwe Theehuis. This striking building in the park's green heart has a sweeping terrace that stays bustling all year long.

Momo

Momo is an ultra-cosmopolitan restaurant in the Park Hotel, near Leidseplein. The concept has been well thought out, and the best people have been brought from all over the world. For instance, the chef used to cook at Hakassan in London. You can drink cocktails in the lounge area and eat pan-Asian dishes in the restaurant area. Think of soft shell crab, fresh butter sashimi, seared duck, and 'Jurrasic prawns'.

StrandZuid

Strandzuid

In 2005, a unique city beach was created between the Amsterdam RAI and the Beatrixpark. Since its opening, Strandzuid has successfully established itself in the Amsterdam events and restaurant world by distinguishing itself with a perfect mix of business and leisure.

George W.P.A.

Enjoy some TLC and people watching on a sprawling terrace in the middle of Amsterdam’s most select neighbourhood at this charming Oud Zuid restaurant. From 11:00 to 23:00, their can’t-miss menu of classic staples (no other café has such an extensive selection of club sandwiches) has a delicious something for every palate, from wafer-thin pizza and grilled steak to lush salads and roasted vegetables – and even duck confit. The drink list is just as fancy and comprehensive, and they now also boast a deli shop for a sweet treat on the go.

Bolenius

The Bolenius restaurant, which has been awarded one Michelin star, is located in the middle of the high office buildings on Amsterdam's Zuidas. With a menu that consists of 80% freshly grown vegetables, it is no wonder that this place was voted the best vegetable restaurant in the country in 2015.

De Pits

If you’re ready for a pitstop, stop off at lunchroom De Pits at the Pand Zuid business hub. Inside, there are photos of the 1928 Olympic Games, which took place in the stadium just over the bridge, and outside there’s a garden with picknick tables. You can order a chai latte or an avocado and spinach smoothie, or maybe a bowl of tomato soup, an egg salad sandwich, or hummus with grilled vegetables. In the kitchen, they offer apprenticeships to young people who need a little extra care and attention. They gain work experience under the watchful eye of a certified catering trainer. As well as be

Café Caron

In the heart of Amsterdam's Pijp disctrict, you will find French cuisine with fresh seasonal products. Chef Roel Paping cooks his absolute best in a cozy atmosphere. This is a favourite among Amsterdammers.

Market 33

In the heart of Amsterdam's Zuidas, Market 33 brings together a wide collection of eateries, offering high-quality dishes created by passionate local entrepreneurs. The spacious and relaxed food court is a great place to grab a bite to eat with friends or meet colleagues for an after-work dinner.

Braai

Enjoying the barbecue any time of the year? That is possible at Braai in Amsterdam! The best meat, chicken and vegetarian dishes fired on South African charcoal.

NAZKA

At NAZKA you will be introduced to both classics and innovative dishes that build on Peru's rich culinary heritage. A wonderful and lively place where excellent food in good company makes you realize what life is all about: enjoying together!

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