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 Anne Frank House - Anne Frank was a jewish girl who had to go into hiding during the Second World War to escape the Nazis. Acknowledged for the quality of her writing, her diary has become one of the world's most widely read books and has been the basis for several plays and films. See the place where Anne went into hiding and wrote her diary. The museum is open every day.
The Anne Frank House is a very popular museum and queuing might take up a lot of time. To prevent this you can buy tickets online via the official website. Check here for opening hours.
Location: Prinsengracht 267.
http://www.annefrank.org/
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 Ponte Arcari - One of the most difficult restaurants to reserve with. Chances are high that the little restaurant is packed with people, and most likely there are even customers outside waiting for their table. The small space, which fits a maximum of about 30 people has an almost hidden downstairs which fits about 6 people and easily creates a very cozy atmosphere. The opinions in the service vary from arrogant to fantastic.
Location: Herengracht 534 |
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 De Keuken van 1870 - This cozy restaurant serves traditional Dutch meals like ‘Stampot’ (a bla with meatball) and musselesman at a very reasonable price.
Location: Spuistraat 4
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 Castell is one of those restaurants that you want to make reservations at. You will not be let down. There are 3 cozy eating corners, of which one has a fire place. You can also choose to sit at the bar and have your meal there. Always ‘gezellig’. The atmosphere is great for a weekend night out, trendy AND the kitchen is open until 11.30. Great beef steaks, skewers, Tuna steaks and jacket potatoes. Everything straight from a coal grill.
Address: Lijnbaansgracht 252
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 Wok to Walk - throughout Amsterdam It is what it says. You choose the fresh ingredients: meat, veggies, noodles, rice etc., and they cook it up fast in front of you. This is the perfect stop for a quick hot meal to wok off with. That’s all you need to know- wok on!
Location: Multiple
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 De Klos: You’ve got two choices at this local eatery: meat or meat. Ok, they offer a few sides such as onion soup (wow), baked potatoes, and a few other typical complementary dishes, but meat is the menu here. Steaks, lamb shoulder, veal, chicken, and my favourite flesh on earth: BBQ ribs. That’s right, I said BBQ! All meat is mouth wateringly cooked over an open flame. See you there.
Location: Kerkstraat 41
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 La Betolla - Aha! The “five euro spaghetti place” is what we call it around town! Conveniently located on a busy street in central Amsterdam (next to Hempshopper), this bistro style eatery is a pleasant break from an afternoon’s shopping and sightseeing. Inexpensive pizza and pasta are on offer here while maintaining a taste of Italy. “Good food for a good price.”
Address: Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 82
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Jet Lounge - A little piece of L.A. in Amsterdam. A great location across from Westerkerk on the Rozengracht. Chef Dell is ready to Thai-Mex your taste buds in the stylish cocktail bar setting. Most evenings start out nice and chill but you never know when it’s about to change. All of the sudden someone at the next table, or the chef could be ready to start their DJ set or maybe a small jam session. What ever it is, it’s sure to be remembered.
Location: Westermarkt 25 |
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 New King - On the Zeedijk across from the famous Chinese temple you will find all the things you expect and more from a Chinese restaurant, for reasonable prices. This is a very busy place but worth the wait!
Location: Zeedijk 115-117
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 Eetcafé Stoop and Stoop - Now I must include a typical Amsterdam-Dutch place and this is it. Situated on ‘Restaurant Row’ near the Leidseplein, it’s the only place on the whole street that doesn’t have someone standing outside trying to coerce you into their empty restaurant. If you come across a place like this, full to capacity with indigenous people, you know it’s a safe bet for a meal. Be prepared to wait a bit.
Location: Lange Leidsedwarsstraat 82
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Gusto - Mama herself is in the kitchen, stewing up authentic Italian delights. Fine dining in an Italian setting is made complete here with quality wine. If you like cheese, the flaming spaghetti is for you. Get this: a giant wheel of cheese (50kg.) is sliced lengthwise, flaming cognac is poured into a hollow in the cheese, then fresh pasta is stirred around inside and the whole thing is topped with scraped curls of the parmesan. Delicious!
Location: Kloveniersburgwal 7 |
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