For dinner this night we recommend the Eetcafé Loetje (Johannes Vermeerstraat 52, at the intersection with Ruysdaelstraat, by the museum district). They serve spectacular veal sirloin that literally melts in your mouth (biefstuk, €16.75). Accompany it with fries (€3.25) and salad (€4.50). For dessert, the house special stick toffee is incredible (€5.25). ...
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Para comenzar con buen pie vuestra visita a Á�msterdam os recomendamos el Café Bern (Nieuwmarkt 9). Puede pasar desapercibido en esta turística plaza porque su decoración es bastante austera, pero es frecuentado por holandeses de toda la vida. No tienen carta en inglés pero os podréis hacer entender con sus camareros. Su especialidad son las fondues de queso ...
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In Amsterdam it's very typical to have a picnic on Saturday afternoons. Many Dutch get food to go in the Albert Cuypstraat Market and take it to the parks to eat it. There's an infinite number of things to eat in the Market, but without doubt the most "Dutch" is raw herring. You can buy herring sandwiches with pickles at any specialized stand (broodje haring, €3.00), ...
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If it's nice out, don't hesitate to eat breakfast or have something else at Cafe de Jaren (Nieuwe Doelenstraat 20, very close to the market, on the opposite side of the canal). Although a bit expensive and touristy, its balcony is absolutely spectacular and you will definitely not regret the experience! (croissants €3, sandwiches €4-7, coffee €2.50, small beer ...
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Almost more famous than the Coffee Shops are the Brown cafés of Amsterdam, meeting places for locals to chat while having a coffee or a beer. You will see that there is an enormous quantity of cafés throughout the city, some of which have pleasant terraces that look out over the canals.
Central Amsterdam:
Cafe Hoppe (Spui 18-20, the authentic one is the one ...
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