I come here very infrequently. Always tempted by the pleasant price of their tourist menu. Today I enjoyed a veggie burger. No idea what I was served, but it tasted okay.
Food was great! Service was a bit underwhelming, though it looked like they had a full outside.
We sat in the inside and it was pretty loud. Both from music, kitchen and the locals next to us. 😂 We had a lovely time.
Food was bellow average, we originally went to the bar to give feedback. They straight up told us the don’t give a dam and we should tell management. This really sums up the level of service that was delivered. Some of the personal did try so really sorry to see some suffer by the others. Food was dry, service was slow even while it wasn’t even peak hour.
So many points to improve on, but even while pointing it out they didn’t gave a dam. To bad they place and location are great and has much potential, but it simply lacks in quality of the food and personal.
Beautiful spring afternoon sunshine. Although the menu said bitterballen were available all day, it turns out they only serve it after 5:30 PM on Mondays, which is a bit of a shame if you're feeling hungry. The service is sometimes better than others. But as with all restaurants, finding good staff is a challenge.
Update May 24:
I went here for lunch and had a salad. A chicken Caesar. I was looking for the anchovies, as they were just leaves, with a half-boiled egg and dressing. When I asked, his initial response was: "There are no anchovies, that's the dressing." When I asked, "Why does it say it's on the menu under ingredients?" He then took the plate and came back with added anchovies.
Update Oct 24:
I wanted to give it another try. But the staff negated my decision.
On the terrace, I saw an Eighty-Four sign by the lamppost. I went to check it out with my dining companion, and they saved our pleasant afternoon. I'm not going to Milo's anymore. I gave them three chances. I'll walk another five minutes.
If you are looking for the Amsterdam of yesteryear, you have come to the right place. Real old-fashioned Amsterdam service, grumpy. In that mood, you get your coffee for a modern tourist price.