Restaurant in Amsterdam

One weekly set menu in a former blacksmith's forge

Fine-dining Indonesian rijsttafel with West-Javanese accents

South-East Asian sharing plates in the Ten Kate market

A modern-classic Museumkwartier institution since 1980

NYC-styled French brasserie on the Leidsegracht corner

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

Seasonal tasting menus inside a former bank vault in Noord

Chef-owned wine bistro on a quiet Jordaan corner

Fruits de mer on the northern bank of the IJ

French neighbourhood lunch-and-wine canteen at Westergas

Two Michelin stars, 23rd-floor French precision at Hotel Okura

Art-nouveau canal corner where two gracht meet

Upmarket food hall inside a restored 1902 tram depot

Decadent waterfront dining in a corrugated-iron IJ hangar

The original Noord industrial-hall restaurant, since 2006

Modern Dutch all-day dining at the Pulitzer in Nine Streets

Charcoal-grill Turkish kitchen on the De Pijp border

Eastern-Mediterranean neo-bistro for shared dining in West

Antakya-rooted Turkish kitchen on Hugo de Grootplein

Shipping-container culture hub on the IJ at NDSM

Amsterdam's reference rijsttafel, reopened after a 2026 refit

Modern tasting-menu cooking on the Singel canal

Flemish-French rotisserie in a former domestic-science school

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

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

No-fuss fresh pasta from time-tested Italian recipes

Iconic crushed-ice seafood counter by the Concertgebouw

Two-Michelin-star dining in an 18th-century canal-house bakery

Modern Dutch, seasonal and regional, on Javaplein

Greenhouse dining in a working nursery, garden-to-plate, set daily by the harvest

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

Mussels, oysters and creative G&Ts in the gasworks

Authentic Iraqi kebab and mezze on Javastraat

Asian fine dining in the Conservatorium's former drum classroom