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- TThomasAmsterdam •1 review5.0Dined 4 days agoGood service, perfect ambiance and the food was delicious!!More infoCecconi’s Amsterdam€€€€• Italian• Amsterdam-Zuid•4.6
- SstephanieFort Lauderdale •8 reviews5.0Dined on 16 Oct 2026Our first time in Amsterdam and we will be back! We wanted to have a more traditional Dutch style meal and it did not disappoint. We ordered a bottle of wine and enjoyed our meal while looking down from the second floor. Our server was very friendly & attentive.More infoRestaurant Heemelrijck De Pijp€€€€• Dutch• De Pijp•4.9
- MMaartenToronto / Ontario •2 reviews5.0Dined on 10 Oct 2026This is a traditional Dutch restaurant that serves traditional Dutch comfort food. I always come here for my last night in Amsterdam to treat myself. You wont be disappointed.More infoRestaurant Heemelrijck Leidseplein€€€€• Dutch• Leidseplein•4.7
- JJohnGreater Boston •24 reviews5.0Dined on 9 Oct 2026Excellent food kind and accommodating staff. We loved itMore infoRestaurant Heemelrijck Centrum€€€€• Dutch• Grachtengordel•4.6
- PPamelaGoldCharlotte •29 reviews5.0Dined on 2 Oct 2026Charming cozy neighborhood Italian restaurant with delicious and plentiful food. We had Burrata appetizers then pasta bolognese, meatballs and swordfish for 2 couples. Enjoyed the meal with a lovely Sangiovese wine. Service was excellent too. Highly recommend.More infoIl Pacioccone€€€€• Italian• Binnenstad/Burgwallen•4.6
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Originally one of the “garden villages”, it was developed around 1919 between the two World Wars as a way to spruce up the city. Today, it’s home to many elderly couples and families with children, as well as a whole new influx of cafes and restaurants—the neighborhood has more than 10,000 inhabitants. Some of the highlights include freshly baked goods from local bakeries, funky Indonesian cuisine, and surprisingly solid BBQ, to name a few. When you’re in the area, be sure to check out the nearby NDSM: on the northern bank of the IJ grows a self-made city with hundreds of artists, creative pop-ups, unconventional homes, innovative culture, eclectic cafes, and groundbreaking events—on land and water.