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Teppanyaki Restaurant Sazanka

Teppanyaki Restaurant Sazanka in Hotel Okura Amsterdam offers the opportunity to experience Japan's oldest culinary art in a contemporary setting, inspired by the elements of stone, wood, water and fire.

Nassau

Is it Monday, and are you in the mood for a tasty burger right now? You have to visit café-restaurant Nassau for their Burger Monday. You can find them on the corner of Tweede Nassaustraat and De Wittenkade in West. The place is large and cozy. You can meet up with friends for dinner, or relax and read a newspaper on the terrace by the water.

Italiaans restaurant Yam Yam

Yam Yam

In a beautiful and high corner building in West is an Italian with a rather Thai sounding name: Yam Yam. Don't let the name fool you, because you eat real Italian dishes here.

Rijsel

Rijsel takes both its name and its inspiration from the border city of Lille. Named after the Dutch word for Lille, this rotisserie restaurant in Amsterdam offers a small regularly-changing menu of skilfully prepared, classic French dishes inspired by the food of Flanders.

Oriental City

At Oriental City, a 10-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station, you can enjoy dishes from traditional and modern Cantonese cuisine on several floors.

Raïnaraï

Raïnaraï Westergas is a nomadic restaurant based in Algerian cuisine. Nomads are constantly traveling and must use the resources available in the moment. What you can get at the cozy Rainaraï restaurant is always a surprise.

Hotel de Goudfazant

Located in a beautiful and cavernous space overlooking the IJ, Hotel de Goudfazant has a deceiving name - It's actually a trendy riverside restaurant - but its menu is honest and refined.

Koh-I-Noor Westermarkt

Koh-I-Noor, one of the older Indian restaurants in Amsterdam, was established in 1981. The restaurant serves dishes from the North of India. A fine, good, healthy and cosy family restaurant that is not too expensive.

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Lucius Visrestaurant

Ever since 1975, both Amsterdammers and guests from all over the world have found their way to fish restaurant Lucius, right in the heart of Amsterdam. At Lucius, they believe in old-fashioned hospitality and professionalism but without pretentiousness and outdated formalities. Lucius is attentive to modern gastronomic developments while at the same time preserving its authenticity and local charm. This is the place to go if you value quality and service but also like to dine in a relaxed, informal and cosy atmosphere.

Lebkov & Sons

After opening branches in Leiden, Den Haag and Rotterdam, ‘Sandwich expert’ Lebkov & Sons adds an Amsterdam café in Zuidoost!

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Bekijk hoe Conservatorium Brasserie een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

BARBOUNIA

Located in the heart of the renowned Conservatorium Hotel, BARBOUNIA is a gastronomic destination where the rich flavours of the Mediterranean combine with the aromatic spices of the Levant.

https://hotelcasa.nl/nl/social-responsibility/

Bekijk hoe EAST een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

EAST

EAST is the colourful living room of hotel CASA. The place where you work on big plans, enjoy fresh coffee, eat your favourite meal, and maybe have one drink too many.

Van Puffelen

Café-restaurant Van Puffelen on the Prinsengracht started in 1989 as a café with a few tables where you could eat. It now occupies two buildings and is a good place for larger groups to have drinks or dinner. It is lively, the menu has many Mediterranean dishes and the - small - terrace has afternoon/evening sun.

Spanjer en van Twist

At the modern café-restaurant Spanjer en van Twist on the Leliegracht, the menu changes with the seasons. The dishes can vary from an Indian &#39;Court dish&#39; with dahl and mango raita to an organic steak with caramelized chicory.

Cora Delicatessen & Broodjes

Villa Nieuwmarkt

Villa Nieuwmarkt is an unmissable spot located on - you guessed it - Nieuwmarkt. The interior is attractive and a bit cluttered, and the menu features simple affordable dishes such as cheese fondue and chicken satay. In any case, you will never be bored on the terrace: you have a view of the medieval Waag and all the different folks that walk across the square.

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