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Café de Sluyswacht

Café de Sluyswacht is in the historical Sluyswachterhuisje (lockhouse): an adorably wonky little house dating from 1695 in the Jodenbreestraat.

Café 't Blaauwhooft

On the picturesque Bickerseiland you can sit down on the large terrace of eetcafé 't Blaauwhooft. From the outside it looks fairly new, once inside the café is all cosiness with historical details such as stained glass, seascapes and round globe lamps.

Casa Peru

Authentic Peruvian food on the Amsterdam canals? That's why you visit Casa Peru on the corner of Leidsegracht and Prinsengracht. The restaurant has a large waterfront terrace and serves typical Peruvian dishes, such as ceviche de pescado (raw fish), estofado de carne con papas (beef stewed in red wine) and aguadito (seafood and fish soup). To top it off, finish the night with hot chocolate cake and Peruvian lemon cake.

Polder

You will find café-restaurant Polder on the grounds of Science Park Amsterdam, right between science institutes. You can visit this warehouse with its pleasant atmosphere all day long. From scrambled eggs for breakfast to a sandwich for lunch and an extensive, organic dinner menu in the evenings. To warm up, you can take a seat in one of the armchairs around the wood-burning stove. In good weather, you can take a seat at one of the outside picnic tables.

Café Diep

Café Diep on the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal does not have a minimalist decor or fingerfood.

Brasserie - International Theatre Amsterdam

This brasserie is located in the International Theatre Amsterdam (ITA), but you can also sit here without going to the theatre. The nineteenth-century interior has received quite a few modern additions and attracts an audience of all ages for lunch, dinner, or drinks.

Tabac

Cafe Tabac, located on the corner of the Prinsengracht and the Brouwersgracht is regarded by many as one of the most beautiful if not the prettiest corner of the city! This spot in the West has been painted and photographed many times.

Twenty Third

Twenty Third Bar owes its name to its location: from the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura Amsterdam this bar offers magnificent views of Amsterdam. You can choose from an extensive selection of bespoke cocktails and champagnes, some of which are also served by the glass.

Van Zuylen

Van Zuylen’s interior may be dark and cosy, but the main appeal here is the epic waterside terrace, on the Canal Ring’s broadest bridge next to the Multatuli statue on the Singel.

Toscanini

Toscanini has been a beloved fixture in Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighbourhood for decades. Located in the heart of this historic neighborhood on the Lindengracht, this restaurant is well-known among Amsterdammers for its authentic Italian cuisine, which is served in a beautiful and elegant space.

Resto Van Harte

A Resto is a pop-up restaurant where local residents can meet and enjoy a three-course meal together, so you don't always have to eat alone. The Resto is usually once a week, sometimes more often, sometimes less often, in community centers, schools or other locations. Everyone is welcome, regardless of cultural background, religion or age. (Single) parents and children are also very welcome.

In ‘t Aepjen

This brown café is simultaneously one of the oldest and newest examples in the city. Housed in one of the oldest buildings in the city dating from 1475, its annex was a tavern in the 17th century, but the ground floor only became a café in 1990.

Hap-hmm

Hap-Hmm

Hap-Hmm restaurant has been specialized in authentic Dutch cuisine for over sixty years. All dishes on the menu are traditionally prepared fresh and the menu changes daily.

Quentin Arrive hotel

The Quentin Arrive Hotel is housed in a beautiful 19th-century building on the centuries-old Haarlemmerstraat, one of Amsterdam’s most distinctive shopping streets. The hotel features modern conveniences to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

New King

Whether you have a business lunch, family dinner, or you just want a quick bite: New King has you covered. It is always busy in this traditional Chinese restaurant on Zeedijk.

Cruise with us

Explore the Amsterdam Canals in true style with 'Cruise With us Canal Cruises'. They have two elegant and intimate boats, the perfect venue for meetings, business lunches, private dinners and romantic cruises through Amsterdam. Salon boats and sailing monument Valentijn has a capacity of 19 guests for drinks and 18 for dinner.

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