Stumbled on this place without a reservation and lucked out with a table near the window. The pasta tasted properly Italian, fresh and simple. Owner came by to check if everything was alright, which I appreciated. It does get busy later, so booking ahead makes sense. Just wish the seating wasn&#39;t quite so tight, but that&#39;s minor.

The Nutella pancake was huge, honestly thought we&#39;d never finish it but somehow we did. Poffertjes were solid too. Nice little spot for a sweet fix.

The staff (Mike and Iram) really made the night. Food was solid, especially the bread with garlic butter. Place was busy but service stayed sharp.

We had a wonderful dinner on Christmas Eve with incredible food and friendly staff. The ambiance was warm and welcoming.

Surprised by the good service, great food and reasonable prices seeing the touristy location! The Indian food is actually one of the best we&rsquo;ve tried in Amsterdam.

The bread with garlic butter was the highlight for me&mdash;soft, warm, and really fresh. Pizza was decent, though the crust could&#39;ve been a bit crispier. I liked that the place keeps that traditional vibe, simple and unpretentious. If you&#39;re into honest, straightforward food without fuss, this works. Just don&#39;t expect anything fancy.

Pizza was solid, pepperoni Da Noi had plenty of flavour and the sauce tasted fresh. Bit pricey for the size though, still, quality made up for it.

The food was exceptional, very well prepared. Service was a little slow at times but overall it was a good find and we will go again definitely.

The Irish stew really hit the spot on a cold day. Hearty and warm, just what I needed. I sat outside facing the square, which was lovely. Plenty of seating, so no hassle finding a spot. Beer list is a bit limited, but honestly, the stew made up for it. Nice place to just sit and take your time.

Pizza here runs 15-20 euros, which is steep. But the crust and toppings were spot on, you can taste the quality. Worth it for a proper pie.

Coffee&rsquo;s solid here. Strong, no fuss. Had a toastie with it &mdash; bread was properly grilled, cheese actually melted through. That&rsquo;s enough for me. Price is fine for Amsterdam, not cheap but not a rip-off. I&rsquo;d stop by again if I&rsquo;m in the area. Just don&rsquo;t expect anything fancy.

The tasting menu kept me guessing course after course, and the wine pairings really brought things together. Owners were friendly and clearly into what they do. Small dining room, so it feels personal. Just know it takes a while, but that&rsquo;s part of it. Good spot if you&rsquo;ve got time to kill.

From the moment I entered everyone was really nice and helpful. Ordered spicy fish soup and green curry with chicken, everything was delicious.

The cheese fondue was solid&mdash;good consistency, not too heavy. Sides were decent, especially the bread for dipping. Coffee surprised me, actually well made. Place has that old-school warm vibe, lots of wood and dim light. Felt like a proper Dutch winter evening spot. Only thing, it got a bit busy later and the service slowed down. Still, happy with the meal.

I&rsquo;m not vegan, so I wasn&rsquo;t sure what to expect. But the three-course menu really surprised me. The cashew-based sauces were the highlight&mdash;creamy, not too heavy. Even the dessert worked. Portions felt fair for the price. I&rsquo;d come back just for that starter again.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the beer bread with herb butter. That stuff is seriously good&mdash;warm, soft, and the butter makes it. Portion was decent for the price, not huge but fair. Place was busy but we got a table right away. Would go back just for that bread again.

Nice terrace, good for watching people go by. Had the grilled sardines, that was the highlight. Solid fish, simple and fresh. Rest was fine, nothing crazy. Would sit outside again if the weather holds.

Stopped by for a late lunch. Fish soup was good, potato gratin even better. Place has a nice vibe, pretty chill. Service took a while but it&#39;s Europe, kinda expected. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area.

The toilet entrance being a giant pipe was honestly the best part of the decor 😄 Food was solid too, especially the pea soup. Place has a proper cozy vibe, though it did get a bit busy.

Stopped by for lunch and sat outside &mdash; the cheeseburger was really fresh, nice bun and good beef. Staff friendly too. Inside looked like a proper old pub, but I only had time for a quick bite.

Stopped by for a casual bite and a beer. Chicken satay was the highlight&mdash;grilled nicely, peanut sauce had a good kick. Fries were decent, nothing crazy. Place was busy but we still got our food quick. Bit loud for my taste, but that&rsquo;s on me for picking a crowded night.

The chashu ramen was solid&mdash;broth had good depth and the pork was properly tender. Portion was big enough that I didn&#39;t need anything else. For what they charge, that&#39;s fair.

Gluten-free pasta that&rsquo;s actually homemade and tasty &mdash; that&rsquo;s not easy to find. I appreciated that they didn&rsquo;t make me feel like a hassle for asking about options. Staff was friendly and the place felt relaxed. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but I&rsquo;d still come back.

The ambiance, the main reason for our visit, looked exactly like the photos. With only the candles lit in the evening, it created a wonderfully warm and authentic atmosphere.

We had never been here but we&rsquo;re thoroughly surprised with the place. The atmosphere was absolutely beautiful and had a very warm vibe to it. The staff were very patient and helpful with us, making sure we had a good dining experience. The food was good however i found the steak a bit dry. This did nothing to reduce how much we enjoyed ourselves. We would definitely recommend this restaurant to others and we&rsquo;ll most likely come back ourselves.

The milk tea was okay, not really anything special. Tapioca pearls were a bit chewy-hard and the tea tasted pretty mild. Shop itself is cute though, lots of younger people hanging around. Probably wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it again, but fine if you&#39;re already in the area.

Breakfast here hit the spot before we headed out of Amsterdam. Eggs came with decent coffee, and the price felt fair for the neighbourhood. Sat outside by the canal, sunny morning, no rush at all. Only thing&mdash;service took a bit to get going, but the view made up for it. Would&rsquo;ve liked a proper Bloody Mary to go with it though.

The vegetarian dishes were the highlight &mdash; that vegan chocolate cake especially. Outdoor seating right on the canal is lovely, though the chairs could be a bit more comfortable.

Sat outside by the canal for lunch&mdash;nice spot. Burrata toast was a solid start, and the burger hit the spot, even if it came a bit overdone. Had a glass of white that paired well with the food. Pleasant, easygoing meal.

Been coming here for ages and the butter chicken still hits the spot. Pepper chicken tikka was solid too. Location&#39;s super handy, right by the station. Walked in on a busy Friday and got a table straight away. Only thing is it got a bit loud later on, but the food made up for it.

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