Came for lunch, sat by the canal. Pumpkin soup was rich and hot, hit the spot on a cold day. Smoked chicken and Brie panini had plenty of cheese, pressed well. Had a glass of dry white with the soup, worked nicely. Service was fine, though the tables are a bit close together.

Lovely view of the boats from the canal side. Grilled salmon was decent, portion big enough that I couldn&#39;t finish. Maybe slightly touristy but the setting makes up for it.

The bitterballen were the best part. Crispy outside, warm inside. Drinks with the view beat the food honestly. Service took a while but no big deal.

The cakes were really good, and I liked that they had a few vegan options. Staff were friendly enough. You could tell they put care into the place.

Stopped by for Saturday brunch. Staff got me seated right away, no fuss. Had the cheesecake &mdash; that&rsquo;s the standout, honestly. Food was solid, nothing crazy. Place was a bit busy but service kept up fine. Decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want a relaxed meal without the hassle.

Popped in here on a chilly afternoon with a friend. Pea soup was proper comfort food, thick and warming. Also grabbed a meatball sandwich, simple but really good. Service was quick and the girl at the counter was lovely. Place is small so it felt a bit cozy, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Would come back for sure 😊

The avocado feta toast was fresh and tasty &mdash; decent portion too. Nice vintage-industrial vibe inside. Service kept things moving without hovering. Solid brunch pick.

The apple pie with whipped cream was properly good &mdash; soft inside, not too sweet. Place has that old-Dutch vibe, wooden tables, low light. Staff let us sit without rushing. It did get crowded by mid-morning, so we grabbed a spot near the window just in time. Fine for a slow coffee stop.

The pastrami sandwich was solid, really well done. Service was quick and the terrace gets nice morning sun. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a beer and ended up staying longer than planned. Good selection, staff actually chat with you instead of just taking orders. Had the bitterballen too &mdash; crispy outside, warm inside. Place has that proper Dutch gezellig vibe. Nothing fancy, but solid.

Been coming here for years, still my go-to spot. The goat cheese sandwich is loaded, plenty of salad on the side. Portion&#39;s decent for the price, especially right in the tourist center. Not fancy, but it does the job.

Great espresso and a solid sandwich&mdash;owner clearly knows his stuff. Would&#39;ve liked a wine option though.

We stopped by for lunch and grabbed a table outside by the water. The weather was nice so that helped. Food was decent, nothing fancy, but the seating was comfortable and we weren&#39;t rushed at all. Service was friendly enough. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and want a relaxed bite.

The salted caramel ice cream was the highlight&mdash;smooth, not too sweet. Waffle itself came out a bit dry though, and the white chocolate sauce missed the mark. Still, with a glass of their house white, it worked fine for a quick stop. Not the best I&#39;ve had in Amsterdam, but far from the worst either.

Stopped by for early breakfast since they open before most spots around here. Coffee was solid and the pastries tasted fresh out of the oven. Staff seemed chill, not hovering. Place had that relaxed vibe where you can just sit with your cup for a while. Nice way to start the day, honestly.

Stopped by for lunch after walking past the Anne Frank house. Got the mozzarella, pesto and tomato sandwich&mdash;it was massive, honestly could&rsquo;ve shared it. Fresh bread, decent filling. Mango juice was a nice side. Place itself is pretty basic, a bit cramped inside, but fine for a quick bite. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

Came back a second time and the barista actually remembered my name. That never happens to me. Coffee was solid too, nothing fancy but done right. Place has a nice low-key vibe, easy to just sit and hang out. Maybe a bit slow when it gets busy, but I didn&#39;t mind.

The interior really got me &mdash; high windows, old details, that classic European vibe. Felt like I could sit there for hours just watching people outside. Coffee was fine, nothing crazy. Staff did seem a bit keen to clear the table though, even though the place wasn&#39;t full. Would&#39;ve liked to linger a bit longer without feeling rushed.

The poached eggs with labneh and roasted pumpkin were really good&mdash;that Aleppo pepper gives it a nice kick. Portions are generous too. Place was busy but service kept up fine.

The scones here are seriously good&mdash;buttery and soft, exactly how they should be. Cozy little spot to hang out with friends. Coffee was solid too.

Been coming here for a while now. The view over the park never gets old, even on grey days. QR ordering is handy, quick enough. Just wish the loo wasn&#39;t 50 cents, but that&#39;s typical for here.

Stopped here after the Rijksmuseum. Fries were properly crispy outside, soft inside. Got the small portion with mayo, hit the spot. Staff was chill and quick. Place gets busy but moves fast. Fine for a quick bite, nothing fancy.

The ysbreeker IPA was solid and the terrace sits right on the Amstel. Dessert from the local bakery was decent. Good enough for a sunny afternoon beer.

The lemon pear cake was pretty good, actually. Probably the best cake I&#39;ve had in a while. Had it with their fresh juice, which worked nicely together. Place was busy but the cake made it worth stopping in. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Solid breakfast spot. Portions are big, savory pancakes loaded with stuff. Price is fair for what you get. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Stopped by for a drink on the terrace, ended up staying for dinner. The oyster mushroom burger was solid, and the sweet potato fries hit the spot. Nice spot for a casual bite.

Solid spot for a healthy bite in Rotterdam. Buffet&#39;s got plenty of options&mdash;salads, warm stuff, soups. Food&#39;s good but the price creeps up fast depending on how much you load up.

The carpaccio was spot on&mdash;fresh and well-seasoned. Server Berra handled everything quick and friendly. Just heads up, kitchen shuts down at 9:30, so don&#39;t show up late.

The buckwheat loaf was a solid pick&mdash;dense and nutty, just how I like it. Would&rsquo;ve loved a glass of something crisp to go with it, but they only do bread. Selection gets thin by late afternoon, so get there early.

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