Not sure where to eat in Amsterdam? More than 300 cafes, restaurants (French, Italian, Asian, Greek) and eateries are open in the city.
In Amsterdam, you can taste traditional Dutch food - cheese, herring, local fries with sauce, pea meat soups.
Where to eat in Amsterdam inexpensively?
You can eat inexpensively in a student canteen, for example, Mensa Atrium University Restaurant. Here you will pay about 5-6 euros for soup, main course and fruit yogurt. You can have a budget lunch at Eatcafe Pakhuis - in this place for 7 euros you can try the “dish of the day” (for example, steak, salad, French fries).
If you are not against street food, then you should take a closer look at the numerous kebabs: for 5-6 euros you will be served a huge plate on which will lie meat, vegetables and fries. So, it is worth visiting Leeman Doner (Pijp district). In addition to kebab, you can also taste Turkish pizza, which costs 2-3 euros.
Where to eat delicious in Amsterdam?
- Greenwoods: This English cafe offers its guests to feast on omelet with feta and cherozo cheese, mushroom soup, carrot cake, cinnamon ice cream (this place also has a vegetarian menu).
- Gartine: This cafe is open for breakfast and lunch. For breakfast you can order a shrimp sandwich and yogurt with mascarpone, and for lunch - soup, salad, lemon meringue pie.
- RED Amsterdam: In this restaurant you can taste the culinary delights of different cuisines of the world. So, here you will be able to enjoy steaks, lobsters, lemon pie, chocolate dessert with blue cheese, sweet wine (on average, a dessert here costs 8 euros, a portion of lobster - 24 euros).
- Vermeer: this place will appeal to lovers of meat, fish, seafood-based dishes (it is advisable to book a table in advance).
- Koh-i-Noor: Fast service, great food and reasonable prices await you at this Indian restaurant. Here you should try masala shrimp and chicken in coconut sauce.
Food excursions in Amsterdam
If you decide to take a gastronomic cruise through the canals of Amsterdam, you will have an exciting journey, during which a private boat will make stops at the best restaurants in the city (in each of them you can taste delicious, authentic dishes). If you wish, you can attend workshops on making cheese or smoking eel. And on a walk around Amsterdam, an accompanying guide will take you to the Bols Museum - here, in addition to tasting gins, you will be offered to taste Bols liqueurs with various flavors (if you wish, the bartenders will teach you how to make some cocktails by giving you a master class).
Almost any institution in Amsterdam will serve you delicious and hearty food, so it's up to you where to go to satisfy your hunger - to a diner or an elite restaurant.
