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Bad pizza without the ordered ingredients. Half the menu wasn't even available. I think they only have one pizza. Sad.

Right place for your pide. Bon appetit... 👍🏻

Ordered the ‘beyond meatballs pasta pesto’ via Gorillas. Says that there’s cheese to sprinkle over, but there was no cheese in the packaging. And the ‘scan here’ qr code also did not work.

Nice little family restaurant with a very friendly hostess. The meals were fresh and good, but don't expect the characteristic Chinese-Indonesian flavors.

They claimed to have grilled steak on the nachos and served something that tasted suspiciously like corn. The pizzas looked and tasted like they were shop bought from the supermarket up the road

Disgusting, as soon as we arrived, we were told to take a table for €300 or even €500. This was nonsense, even though we had come for a drink.

Disgusting, as soon as we arrived, we were told to take a table for €300 or even €500. This was nonsense, even though we had come for a drink.

Hummus is not Israeli food - try again 🧃

Very happy to find them, the staff is very kind

100% recommended! Such a beautiful art place in Amsterdam and Viola is so professional and creative and absolutely lovely person. It was a truly imaging experience in drawing. I feel I can fly after that day 😀 Thank you so much!

Pride march from Dam Square in Amsterdam

The food was delicious, absolutely nothing to complain about. Except that it was burnt, there was no salt on it, the bread was a bit moldy, there were at least two mice (although the chef offered to prepare one for us), and three of my fellow diners fell through their chairs. All in all, a very interesting experience that I won't forget. Definitely worth repeating! 4 stars.

Kevin and Brenda are amazing. Had a great time 😍

Delicious bread and other treats such as muffins (my daughter's favourite) and always the tastiest speculaas around Sinterklaas.

Yesterday, we dined at Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Centre. Upon arrival, we were seated in the basement, which was fine with us, but from that moment on, everything went downhill. The service was extremely slow throughout the entire evening. We had to ask multiple times just to receive the menu. While the starter (bread with dips) was brought out fairly quickly, the main courses took forever to arrive. We constantly had to ask for basic things like cutlery, and we were made to feel completely unwelcome. The whole experience was a huge disappointment, especially since it was my son’s birthday. To their credit, they did bring him a birthday dessert, but it was served without any cutlery by a very young staff member—maybe 15 or 16 years old—who clearly lacked experience. I had to get up two or three times to ask for dessert cutlery for my son, which never even arrived. In the end, I had to get up and grab the cutlery myself. When we asked for the check, the waitress said she would bring it, but then completely ignored us. It took another 10 to 15 minutes before she finally came over with the bill. On top of that, the staff was very unfriendly toward my children just because they were a little energetic—as kids naturally are. If children aren't welcome, that should be clearly stated beforehand. When I went upstairs to take a few photos, staff members were setting up a high tea. They clearly had downtime, yet they behaved in a very arrogant and discriminatory way. We weren't even allowed to take a photo. They stood together, gossiping, staring at us, and talking about us behind our backs. It left us with a horrible feeling. You simply do not expect to be treated this way especially not at a hotel like this and with these prices. It was a deeply disappointing and awful experience.