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Kir1304 Kirill Post Count: 8 Msg: #1 333 days ago, December 24th 2008 | Hi! | I'm going to Amsterdam in January, so could you help me with some food-places there? Could you advice me good but not expensive cafe, bar or restaurant in Amsterdam with traditional Holland food? I mean cheese, soups, fish, broodijes etc. Somewhere not far from Rembrants Plain? How much could it cost to have average dinner there? Thank you! AnnaInAmsterdam Anna Bandurska Post Count: 1 Msg: #2 43 days ago, October 10th 2009 | This is kind of late but it might be of use to other travelers to Amsterdam... Traditional Dutch pancakes can be found at a cafe called Pannenkoeken Upstairs. An entree here is under 10euros. In the side streets around rembrandlplein there are also many restaurantsthat serve traditional dutch food mainly: kip sate (originally Indonesian chicken in peanut sauce) and stampot (mashed potatoes with mixed in vegetable and meatball or sausage on top - just about as good as it sounds). Typical bar fare is bitterballen (deep friend stew) and various other deep fried cheese/meet combos; they're snacks that go well with beer. In most places you can have a meal for around 20euros; 10euros is considered cheap here. A really good listing of restaurants can be found on nileguides travel site because they also tell you nearby attractions. I live here and use them to look up restaurants sometimes and they're generally spot on http://www.nileguide.com/destination/amsterdam |  Mell Mell Post Count: 13894 Msg: #3 41 days ago, October 12th 2009 | Hello Kirill |  Be sure to try the Dutch typical fast food places too. I love them. French fries with various Dutch style cheese or meat snacks. Not great for the waistline, but delicious and inexpensive. And I also recommend the speciality pancake restauants that are everywhere in the Netherlands. They dont sell anything except pancakes with a wide variety of toppings to choose from. Mel [Edited: 10:21 - Mell ] Number of Users: 3 | Number of Posts: 3 | |||||||||||
