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La Rive Professor Tulpplein 1 (520 32 64).   The Amstel Hotel's elegant restaurant on the banks of the Amstel river. This is the place to go if you want a classic and formal ambiance. Chef de cuisine is Roger Rassin, and La Rive carries a Michelin star. Prices to match. 
Open 6.30pm-10.30pm, lunch Mon-Fri noon-2pm. Closed Sun-Mon, and 2 weeks in August. Reservations and correct attire necessary. 
[8 reviews, avg 9/10] |
| Supper Club Jonge Roelensteeg 21 (344 64 00).  A trendy three-in-one; restaurant, bar and lounge. In the restaurant on the first floor you can enjoy a meal on the wild side: the Supper Club offers thematic dinners, with the interior and menu in harmony with the subject. For example, you could find yourself in downtown Naples with the laundry hanging from the ceiling, or you could be in a sophisticated Paris Salon. As they say: 'In the Supper Club you take of your shoes, lay down and you're at home!' As you might expect, this is a cuisine with a good share of humour. Apart from being the most popular days, Fridays and Saturdays are also the most spectacular with live music and DJ's. 
Open daily 8pm-close. Reservations necessary.
[65 reviews, avg 8/10] |
| VandeMarkt Schollenburgstraat 8-9 (468 69 58).  Spacious and bright interior, with wood, concrete and pastel colors. 'VandeMarkt' translates to 'from the market'; the menu varies daily according to the availability of fresh ingredients. International cuisine with for example tuna tartare with wasabi and sesame oil, venison steak with sage and tarte tatin.
Kitchen open 6pm-10pm, closed Sun, Mon.Reservations recommended.
[3 reviews, avg 7/10] Van Vlaanderen Weteringschans 175 (622 82 92).  An intimate restaurant not far from city center, with a modern approach to the classical French-Mediterranean cuisine. Simple yet elegant interior with small tables laid with white cloth, and a mezzanine with a nice view of the garden. Michelin acclaimed van Vlaanderen offers excellent value for money.
Kitchen open 6.30pm-10.30pm, closed Sun-Mon.Reservations recommended.
[6 reviews, avg 10/10] d'Vijff Vlieghen Spuistraat 294-302 (530 40 60). 
With its slightly over the top Golden Age decor d'Vijff Vlieghen (the Five Flies) would be the ultimate tourist trap but the Dutch cuisine served is actually pretty good, albeit a little on the expensive side. The restaurant is made up of nine differently styled dining rooms of which the Rembrandt Room - with four original etchings made by the man himself - is everybody's favorite. You might want to make reservations.
Open daily 6pm-11pm. [no reviews, be the first] |
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