Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Amsterdam

If you're in the mood to try some traditional style Swedish Broodjes, or sandwiches; the family run deli and grocery shop is the perfect place to check out. Popular as a lunch spot with locals, the little place is often crowded at mid-day with people queuing up for their sandwiches. With savory fillings like home-made roast beef, pastrami, sausage, bacon and brie there's enough to choose from. A good place to pick up a quick lunch on the go, at reasonable prices.

Foodware has a total of three locations in Amsterdam, this one being the most recently opened in the 'Jordaan' area. All three shops mostly focus on a take away service, however there are always a few chairs inside available if you'd like to stop and eat! Meat, fish and vegetarian options can all be found from the large deli counters, with the produce all being purchased locally from the city markets. They also serve freshly made sandwiches and home made soups.

Tunes Bar located at The Conservatorium Hotel, is an upscale sushi, tapas and cocktail bar with a chic and stylish ambiance, that provides the perfect setting for you to unwind after a long day. While everything about Tunes Bar screams posh, the vibe here is still casual and fun. During the week, Tunes Bar is immensely popular among the business crowd, and over the weekend it gets packed and thumping with a live DJ performance. Their signature drink is the Gin and Tonic, for which customers can choose from a variety of 30 different gins and 6 kinds of tonics. Make sure you try out some of their signature cocktails before you delve into the sushi and tapas.

Located a short walk from Westerpark, DopHert is a vegan and vegetarian restaurant and bakery. This eatery prides itself in serving food that is free of dairy and protein and made using only vegetables. This is a great place to enjoy a healthy breakfast or a brunch, consisting of homemade granola, sourdough bread sandwiches and fresh salads. Wash a meal here down with a fresh fruit juice or a organic tea or coffee, made with vegetable milk. When you are done, don't forget to pick up a pie or a cake from their bakery.

Set in a sleek, modern space, the restaurant Hout is quite a hidden gem and known to few people in West Amsterdam. However, don’t let its apparent anonymity be a reason for not visiting this fine restaurant. Hidden away from the main streets and located located right next to the canal, this cozy French restaurant is a bit tough to find, but this just lends to its quiet ambiance complemented with a chilly yet pleasant atmosphere. The food here is served in three, four or five-course meals. However, if you have room left for something sweet, than you can also order the Chef's Choice dessert. Along with the meal, the patrons can can also opt for a wine flight. In case you are confused on your selections, feel free to ask the staff members. Not only are they polite and friendly, but they are also quite knowledgeable about the menu. The place is also well-suited for a meeting or a party.

Serving steady staples of sandwiches with hearty fillings, Broodje Bert is the best cure for hangovers in the city. The namesake Broodje Bert sandwich involves Turkish bread being packed with grilled meatballs, topped with lettuce, peppers, tomatoes and drizzled in sauce creation an action packed bite, in every bite. The menu also includes options of burgers and omlets. So for a hearty meal at a great price, try the Broodje Bert.