Best wok restaurant in Amsterdam!!
We eat here regularly.
Now we decided to go there, very nice people and very hospitable.
Definitely recommended!
They always give nice big portions!
Its a cafe, u can take a drink and listen to to variety of music with kindly person and if u want u can play pool(pool table) with ur friends or another, u can bring or buy(not there) ur own food and eat it there
Went there last week and sat on the terrace. Meh, €5 for a glass of rosé, those are Leidseplein prices, so I won't go there again... very friendly service, though.
Fantastic Coffee and Great Atmosphere!”
I had an excellent experience at [Hagen]. The Americano was simply perfect—rich, smooth, and full of flavor. You can tell they use high-quality beans and pay attention to every detail. The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Whether you’re looking for a quick caffeine fix or a relaxing place to enjoy your coffee, this is the spot. Highly recommended!
We were staying at the hotel where this brasserie is located, and one night we were too tired to go out, so we decided to give it a try. The service was pleasant and polite. The pace was normal for a European restaurant, though I can see how Americans might find it a bit slow.
The food was actually better than expected—proving that low expectations can sometimes be a good thing! 😂 My husband, being hungrier, ordered a salad and a risotto, both of which he said were surprisingly good. I stuck to bar-style food: fried calamari and diner sliders. The calamari was just average, and of the two sliders (one burger, one fried chicken), only the burger was decent—the chicken was overcooked.
I had a mocktail, which was underwhelming, and my husband had a beer that didn’t live up to the amazing Belgian beers he’d been enjoying earlier in the trip.
All in all, it was not bad, but nothing remarkable either. The total bill was around $90 USD, which is about what you’d expect from a hotel restaurant.