the seafoodbar amsterdam

Another new opening in Amsterdam is the Seafood Bar. Set up like a canteen in New York’s meat district, the venue is white, spacious, ‘scrubbed-bare’ brick walls, use of natural materials. Main eye catcher is the bar with glass ‘windows’ displaying fresh fish and crustacea in ice, as well as seafood dishes as sushi and fish salads.

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Most romantic restaurants in Amsterdam

Where to go for a dinner for two in Amsterdam... How about a dinner on the water or in a grand canal house? Or are you looking for an intimate wine bar with a good chef and passionate sommelier? Here's a list of Amsterdam's most romantic restaurant, especially made for my two dear friends (you know who you are). Big kiss!

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Best of Ouderkerk aan de Amstel

Oudekerk aan de Amstel is the culinary Hamptons of Amsterdam, with a variety of restaurants that will impress your in laws, business guests, and even your kids! All restaurants have a terrace and most of them are set right on the beautiful river Amstel.

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Best Tapas in Amsterdam

The lively ambiance, the sharing of plates, the burning of mouths and the stressed-out waiters carrying anything from chairs to carafes of sangria, make tapas ideal for a dinner with friends.

Especially in the summer small warm bites, accompanied with a Rioja or Cerveza, is our favourite food of choice. Most of the Tapas restaurants mentioned have a terrace, where you can enjoy the last drops of sun before those cute little candles are lit.

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Best arabic restaurants in amsterdam

With a large portion of Amsterdammers having arabic roots, it is remarkable how few restaurants serve mezze, humus and couscous! The list of best arabic restaurants is much shorter than wished for, but hope that with the arrival of Kosibasi things will change.

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best portuguese flavours in amsterdam

Portuguese cuisine is a mix between Mediterranean and the Portuguese Overseas Empire, which includes Brazil, Asian, African, and Arabic countries. So what to expect? Well, olive oil and garlic, combined with piri piri, coriander and cinnamon.

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