Top 10:

Amsterdam Local Traditional Restaurants

    • Cafe Fonteyn - Amsterdam
      • 1. Cafe Fonteyn

      • Popular cafe with a large terrace occupying a great position on the Nieuwmarkt square
        • Local Traditional
        • Affordable
        • Old City Centre/New Side
      • Nile Expert Tip: When everywhere else it quiet, this bar will always be full.
      expert pick 
    • Abraxas - Amsterdam
      • 2. Abraxas

      • Snacks, drinks, TV and Internet
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Cheap
        • Old City Centre/New Side
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    • Simpel - Amsterdam
      • 3. Simpel

      • Simply' Dutch
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Moderately Priced
        • De Pijp
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    • Blonde Hollander (De) - Amsterdam
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    • Pancakes! - Amsterdam
      • 5. Pancakes!

      • Non-traditional Pancakes
        • American
        • Breakfast & Brunch
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Affordable
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    • Mangerie de Kersentuin - Amsterdam
      • 6. Mangerie de Kersentuin

      • An Amsterdam classic
        • French
        • Mediterranean
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Affordable
        • Jordaan
    • Bordewijk - Amsterdam
      • 7. Bordewijk

      • A top restaurant in the city center
        • French
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Expensive
        • Westerpark & Haarlemmerplein
    • D'Vijff Vlieghen - Amsterdam
      • 8. D'Vijff Vlieghen

      • Exclusive dining
        • European
        • Local Traditional
        • Moderately Priced
        • Spui
    • Lunchroom Wilhelmina - Amsterdam
    • Restaurant de Oesterbar - Amsterdam
  • The Best of NileGuide
  • Traditional Dutch food consists of deep fried beer snacks called "bitterballen", and are available at bars and cafes around Amsterdam. As for something a little heartier, pancakes or "pannenkoeken", with sweet or savory toppings, are the best Dutch meals one can have. Follow that with a piece of apple pie and you've covered Dutch cuisine. The real treat lies in exploring the many international flavors of Amsterdam. Indonesian cuisine has been appropriated by the Dutch as their own, and "kip sate" (chicken in a peanut sauce) is a popular dish not to be missed. From street stalls to elegant dining rooms, paper plates to fine china, restaurants will be one of your best glimpses into the heart, soul and belly of life in Amsterdam.

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