The restaurant section gives an overview of the numerous restaurants in Amsterdam. Back in the days the Dutch people mainly ate the so called AGV menu, which means Aardappels (potatoes)-Groente (vegetables)-Vlees (meat). This basic AGV menu has drastically changed into a multicultural mix of food. Nowadays the Dutch eat a very varied type of menu, from delicious Italian pastas to a spicy Surinamese roti. The multicultural change is very visible in the types of restaurants in Amsterdam. Libanese, Japanese, Spanish, Indonesian, Arabic, Ethiopic and of course typical Dutch food; name it and Amsterdam has it!
Take a note that the restaurants are open from 6pm (this is the average dinner time) till 10 pm. After 10pm the kitchens are mostly closed, so adapt to the Dutch life style and eat early.
Amsterdam Connect has not only selected the finest restaurants, but also the cosiest cafes, the tastiest snack bars, the best budget restaurants and late night appetite restaurants.
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