The place was closed while stated to be open and it looked really not in use for a while, but next to the Mosk os a nice lunchroom with great coffee and matcha and great lunch menu. Great find.
We order our cakes from Kaandorp Bakery.
And every year, they create beautiful works of art.
Everything is possible, they think along with you to find solutions—what sweethearts.
Our compliments to Marcel and Anja, what fantastic pastry chefs.
It's a shame this bakery went bankrupt because it was the best. "Bread factory" was a forbidden word there, but in reality, it was. I was fortunate enough to work there for 10 years as a weekend driver and substitute driver, much to their and my satisfaction. It also helped me build my nest egg for 10 years, which came in very handy a few years later when the banking crisis hit in 2008 and my business practically ground to a halt. The bankruptcy of Bartels Bakery is deeply saddening to me.
★☆☆☆☆ Avoid this place — a tourist trap dressed up as sushi
Do not waste your money here. At €40 per person for "all-you-can-eat," this felt like a calculated setup aimed squarely at tourists who don't know better.
The rolls were absurdly fat with rice — piled on far beyond any normal ratio, clearly to fill you up fast so you stop ordering and they keep their margins. The tuna was warm rather than properly chilled, and the whole meal had a slimy, dirty texture that put me right off. Add to that a dining room that was dark, hot, and humid — genuinely uncomfortable to sit in for a whole meal — and the entire experience felt cheap and poorly run from start to finish.
Service was fine, but it doesn't make up for food that felt off and a setup that seems designed to squeeze tourists for €40 a head. Spend your money literally anywhere else in Amsterdam.
Not that great to be honest, the outdour facilities including football cage is fun, but it is just overpriced and service was alsno not that quick. Ordered a Ribeye for €28,50, but it didn't come with any sides whatsoever. Just a piece of meat with a litre of gravy and some flavorless chips. It tasted good, but for this price one should expect some fries or salad with it. The dessert was also nice but it was just an expensive McFlurry - €8,50 and it tasted exactly the same as a McFlurry
I live on the same street as this restaurant and have always considered it a neighborhood place that I wanted to support. The staff working in the evenings are always friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the people working during lunchtime and the afternoon. Their attitude is often unfriendly, and customer service seems to be a very low priority.
On a 31°C day, not even a bowl of water was offered for my dog. The "pinchos" they served were also disappointing — essentially just cheese on a piece of bread.
The biggest issue, however, was the wine. The wine served with the menu was clearly spoiled. When I politely asked for it to be replaced, my request was refused. I ended up ordering another glass of wine and paying for it separately.
I am writing this because I genuinely like this restaurant and want it to do well. Please consider hiring and training staff who are more welcoming, understanding, and focused on customer satisfaction
Great small shop with amazing food!
The Owner was super nice! Fries was crispy and fluffy, just as u want it! Nice quiet neighborhood.
Would come back!
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This bar is attached to the NH hotel, and it’s really nice to have a glass of white wine. They had Verdejo and really good service - sparkling water with squeezed lemon. 🍋