Lugares in Amsterdam

Travel-inspired jewellery and homeware concept store

New Zealand-Brazilian brunch institution of De Pijp

Plant-filled all-day café-tropique in the Indische Buurt

Literary all-day café and cocktail bar facing Oosterpark

South-East Asian sharing plates in the Ten Kate market

On-site craft brewery and tap kitchen in the gasworks

Bohemian circular-economy café on a former shipyard

Quality neighbourhood pub-kitchen on Spaarndammerstraat

The city's benchmark biefstuk, served in its signature jus since 1977

French neighbourhood lunch-and-wine canteen at Westergas

A 1920s art-deco cinema reborn as an all-day café

Floor-to-ceiling cheese specialist on Runstraat

Sculptural film museum and cinematheque on the IJ

Immersive digital-art hall inside the Westergas Zuiveringshal

Nine-screen arthouse cinema with a UNESCO-listed art-deco hall

Amsterdam's photography museum in a Keizersgracht canal house

Upmarket food hall inside a restored 1902 tram depot

Riverside museum in the 1681 Amstelhof

Garden café in the 1682 botanical Orangery

Sourdough bakery and natural-wine shop in Oud-West

Charcoal-grill Turkish kitchen on the De Pijp border

Playful Noord craft brewery and taproom

Antakya-rooted Turkish kitchen on Hugo de Grootplein

Part cafe, part homeware store on a pretty Nine Streets lane

Half-century patisserie, chocolaterie and tearoom on Huidenstraat

The Dutch national museum, Rembrandt's Night Watch and the Golden Age

De Pijp's refined-but-unpretentious French-leaning neighbourhood brasserie

Nordic specialty coffee and brunch beside Sarphatipark

Organic specialty roaster's flagship cafe in the Nine Streets

Amsterdam's first Syrian kitchen, mezze and home-style stews

No-fuss fresh pasta from time-tested Italian recipes

Amsterdam's modern and contemporary art museum, the 'bathtub' on Museumplein

Design-led Jordaan coffee bar pulling Berlin's Bonanza beans

The world's largest Van Gogh collection, on Museumplein

1724 jenever distillery and tasting house

Australian-style brunch and serious flat whites on Atjehstraat

The looser small-plates and wine sibling across Javaplein

The original Javastraat brasserie, brunch to apéro

Greek-leaning restobar with a tight, smart wine list

The Amsterdam School cathedral of social housing

Authentic Iraqi kebab and mezze on Javastraat

Ferdinand Bol neighbourhood kitchen, contemporary global plates

Nameless all-day cafe-bar with noodle soup and coffee