DK Travel : Amsterdam : Western Canal Ring : Places to eat

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Balraj

The sister of Beatrix, Queen of the Netherlands, is a regular diner at this well-priced restaurant offering some of the best Indian food in town.
Christophe

Algerian-born Jean-Christophe Royer started out washing dishes. Today’s he’s one of the finest chefs in the Netherlands: his Mediterranean establishment has a coveted Michelin star.Trés cher .
De Belhamel

The charm and ambience of this canalside restaurant more than make up for the somewhat variable quality of the food.
De Bolhoed

Undoubtedly one of the most charming restaurants in the area. Delicious, well-priced vegetarian (and vegan) food with a wicked dessert selection.
De Munck

A lively “light brown”eetcafé , serving international food with a Dutch twist. The menu changes regularly depending on what is available in the market. Try their cheese fondue made with fullbodied Amsterdam cheese.
De Reiger

A stylish and popular brown bar-restaurant for those with discerning tastebuds. Not your usual “pub grub”.
De Vliegende Schotel

Slow service, but infinitely worth it for the huge portions of delicious vegetarian food. House wine is the only alcohol served.
Duende

Release the inner gypsy in this small, busy tapas bar in the Jordaan. Authentic atmosphere, value for money, and regular live music. Olé!
Finch

This small but popular watering-hole on the edge of a scenic square can get decidedly crowded. In summer, the hip local clientele spills out onto the square.
Foodism

A great little place tucked away in this narrow street. Delicious, healthy food, including a wide range of vegetarian options.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €20
- €20–€30
- €30–€45
- €45–€60
- over €60