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It really hasn't been a very long time since I ate such a delicious pizza from New York Pizza! 🍕😍
I had actually ordered from the branch on Linnaeusstraat, but after waiting for 1.5 hours, it turned out that branch was closed. Next, I called the branch on Eerste van der Helststraat, and what top-notch service! I was able to pick up my pizza within 15 minutes.
The guys working there are super friendly, and the pizza was truly delicious. Exactly how a good New York Pizza should taste. It had been a long time! 👌🏼
Thank you very much for the fast and friendly service. I will definitely order here more often! ❤️🍕
Had a bizarre experience at this restaurant. Wanted to order two main courses and two desserts, but were refused because, according to the boss, everyone had to order a main course. Then we were intimidated and asked to pay for the wine anyway without being allowed to drink it. The owner was shouting in a rage, while the sweet waitress helped us. Bizarre.
Highly recommended: the food is fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The service is friendly and attentive, making you feel welcome immediately. The atmosphere is warm and cozy,
I’m honestly quite confused by my experience here.
I walked into the bakery while wearing my AirPods and speaking on the phone. I was speaking quietly and was not disturbing anyone. There were only two customers in the bakery at the time.
Another customer turned to me and told me, in French, that the manager was unhappy because I was disturbing the other customers and apparently interfering with his work by being on the phone. As a result, I ended up leaving the bakery.
What I find particularly strange is that I wasn’t speaking loudly, and there was no conversation or noise beyond what you would normally expect in a bakery. So I’m genuinely wondering: are customers simply not allowed to speak on the phone here? And, by extension, are we not allowed to speak to each other either, since that would also create some level of noise?
I completely understand asking someone to lower their voice if they are being disruptive, but this situation felt unnecessarily hostile and quite absurd, especially considering how quiet I was and how few people were in the bakery.
Not a very welcoming experience
If you are looking for the best Turkish pizza, döner, and other Turkish dishes in Amsterdam, are you considering Ankara Smit as one of the leading bakeries in Amsterdam?
We were a group of about 15 people who just wanted to enjoy a few drinks after work. We moved a couple of tables together, the waiter saw us and didn’t say a word. Then the manager came over with an attitude and said, “Next time, be polite and ask before you move the tables,” and immediately walked away.
This was rude, unnecessary, and unprofessional. Instead of managing the situation with respect, she chose to make it unpleasant for her own customers. If you value good service and a positive atmosphere, I’d recommend going somewhere else.