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  • Seasons restaurant
    16 Herenstraat, Amsterdam 1015 CA
    020 330 3800
    Cocina: Internacional
    http://www.seasonsrestaurant.nl/?lang=en

    Gartine
    Taksteeg 7, Amsterdam 1012 PB
    Cocina: Holandesa, Francesa
    http://www.gartine.nl

    Kop van Jut
    Leidsekruisstraat 24, Amsterdam
    (020) 320 77 22
    http://www.kopvanjut.com

    De Kas
    Kamerlingh Onneslaan 3, Amsterdam 1097 DE
    020-462-456
    http://www.restaurantdekas.nl

    Moeders
    Rozengracht 251, Amsterdam
    0031 20 626 7957
    http://www.moeders.com

    Brasserie Van Baerle
    Van Baerlestraat 158, Amsterdam 1071 BG
    020-679-1532
    http://www.brasserievanbaerle.nl/

    This engaging, established restaurant attracts a diverse mix of people, and depending on when you visit, you'll encounter folks from the world over, including local concert-goers, business professionals, and well-to-do city denizens. The menu is fish and meat-oriented – with a twist – and includes such delights as roasted sea scallops with truffled parsley-root mousse, creamy quail soup with wild mushrooms and a quail wonton and roast monkfish with oven-braised fennel and risotto, among other standouts on the menu. A charming outdoor garden, fantastic wine menu and Sunday brunch are other reasons to drop by.

    De Odessa
    Veemkade 259, 1019 CZ Amsterdam
    020 4193010
    http://www.de-odessa.nl/

    A beautiful sight in the heart of the Eastern Docklands district – especially when its lanterns are illuminated at night – is this lounge-style restaurant onboard a replica of an old Russian merchant ship. While the chefs conspire in the galley to produce flavorsome traditional French fare with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences, enjoy a cocktail and feast on snacks as the sun goes down. After 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights, chairs and tables downstairs are cleared away to create a makeshift dancefloor and the DJs take over the decks.

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