Eat & drink
Breakfast & brunch
Early coffees, slow brunches and the places that don't exist for the camera.
7 restaurants
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De Pijp
Bakers & Roasters
A buzzing De Pijp brunch spot with a Kiwi–Brazilian streak, big plates and an even bigger queue at weekends.
De Pijp
Bazar
A buzzing Middle Eastern/North African spot in a former church on the Albert Cuyp.
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Museumkwartier
Café Loetje
A beloved Amsterdam eetcafé since 1977, famous for its 'biefstuk à la Loetje' — tenderloin steak in a signature jus with bread, fries and salad.
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Oud-West
Café Toussaint
A cosy all-day neighbourhood café on a quiet Oud-West street, with one of the area's sunniest terraces.
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De Pijp
Florentin
De Pijp's Tel Aviv brunch phenomenon — sabich, shakshuka and steak-and-eggs that people fly back for, daily till four.
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Centrum
Loetje Centraal
Loetje's famous steak in the listed Zuid-Hollandsch Koffiehuis, right opposite Amsterdam Centraal, with a waterside terrace.
Dutch
Restaurant guide · Amsterdam
Jordaan
Winkel 43
The Jordaan corner café behind Amsterdam's most famous appeltaart — best after a wander round the Noordermarkt.