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- AAndrewNew York City •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoThe waiter who served us was absolutely fantastic (I think his name was Robbie from Arizona). The food was amazing, and big portions, my daughter had the rack of ribs they were amazing.More infoHard Rock Cafe - AmsterdamPrice: Moderate• American• Leidseplein•4.5
- DDavidNew York City •5 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoLovely service though tight quarters. Really good food.More infoIl PaciocconePrice: Expensive• Italian• Gaasperdam•4.4
- LliorAmsterdam •2 reviews5.0Dined on Feb 7, 2025Not bad , Expensive . ,——————————————-//////////////////More infoFerilli's Caffè RistorantePrice: Expensive• Italian• Amsterdam-Zuid•4.5
- BBethGreater Boston •49 reviews5.0Dined on Jan 27, 2025The Restaurant Black in Amsterdam is a GEM. The restaurant was recommended by a local. We were a party 5. We did make a reservation on OpenTable. The service was amazing, scollop appetizer , steak dinners were perfection. The restaurant had a relaxed cool vibe. We were all very pleased.More infoRestaurant BlackPrice: Moderate• Steak• Oosterdokseiland•4.4
- OTOpenTable DinerAmsterdam •1 review5.0Dined on Apr 30, 2023Great family run restaurant. We particularly enjoyed the meze touristMore infoBistro BosPrice: Moderate• Mediterranean• Nieuwmarkt•4.6
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The village of Sloterdijk is a historic, and also conveniently connected area to be in. Not only is the city center nearby, but it’s close to the Amsterdam Sloterdijk railway station, making it a great jumping off point for other places you might want to explore. The food scene is diverse and nuanced, so whether you’re looking for burgers and bar food, Indian, Asian, or local Dutch dishes, you’ll have options to choose from. Make sure not to miss the picturesque Petruskerk (St. Peter’s Church), which dates back to the seventeenth century!