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CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 30th Oct 2011 01:08 am
by Cisco
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Thats all , pictures can say a thousand words

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 30th Oct 2011 06:37 am
by DazedandConfusedinOR
That place is on my list. Heard it's the best steak in Amsterdam! It's only a few blocks fom where I'm staying.

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 30th Oct 2011 11:55 am
by pengaldinho
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Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 31st Oct 2011 04:19 am
by Colina
The best steak you could imagine!

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 31st Oct 2011 03:00 pm
by Marco
Its amazing and I am a really picky eater!

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 31st Oct 2011 08:07 pm
by winnie
and you must like rare

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 31st Oct 2011 09:56 pm
by Nimrod
My last two Amsterdam steaks here, and no plans to return to de Klos.

Seriously considering getting two (2) of those beefsteaks next time and passing on dessert. Yeah, it's THAT good and I'm usually THAT hungry in town. I'll gladly pay that tab, especially for a birthday dinner, then go out and burn a big, happy bowl of hash.

Amsterdam eats, and food in general, can be overrated. But not this place.

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Fri 4th Nov 2011 08:48 pm
by bigjames420
I ate here during my visit last month and can verify what everyone else is saying about it most likely being the best steak available in Amsterdam. I can also get behind what Winnie said about you must like it rare as that would be my only complaint. It was way undercooked for my liking, of course, part of this was probably my fault for not specifying how I wanted it cooked when ordering. She didn't ask, I was stoned and trying to be cool by ordering in my not very good dutch...so I forgot to say anything about medium-well. By the time I realized I hadn't said how I wanted it cooked it was too late. I could tell she was really expecting us to ask about a menu like every other group of english speakers in there so she should point at the menu board and walk away. Of course, being undercooked didn't keep me from eating it all.
Thanks go to Nimrod for the recommendation on good places to eat, as I was looking for someplace nice that I could take my friend and his dad(seeing as his dad was paying) :lol:

We went to Cafe de Klos a couple days before this and I think I actually enjoyed the meal there a bit more, mostly because of the atmosphere and music though. I can't comment on their steaks though as I had the ribs like everyone else, which were awesome. I think I'd go to Cafe Loetje first if a steak was what I wanted however...

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 6th Nov 2011 06:36 pm
by matty223
Cisco wrote:Image

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Thats all , pictures can say a thousand words
looks like a Ruth Chris steak to me

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 6th Nov 2011 08:36 pm
by winnie
bigjames420 wrote:I ate here during my visit last month and can verify what everyone else is saying about it most likely being the best steak available in Amsterdam. I can also get behind what Winnie said about you must like it rare as that would be my only complaint. It was way undercooked for my liking, of course, part of this was probably my fault for not specifying how I wanted it cooked when ordering. She didn't ask, I was stoned and trying to be cool by ordering in my not very good dutch...so I forgot to say anything about medium-well. By the time I realized I hadn't said how I wanted it cooked it was too late. I could tell she was really expecting us to ask about a menu like every other group of english speakers in there so she should point at the menu board and walk away. Of course, being undercooked didn't keep me from eating it all.
Thanks go to Nimrod for the recommendation on good places to eat, as I was looking for someplace nice that I could take my friend and his dad(seeing as his dad was paying) :lol:

We went to Cafe de Klos a couple days before this and I think I actually enjoyed the meal there a bit more, mostly because of the atmosphere and music though. I can't comment on their steaks though as I had the ribs like everyone else, which were awesome. I think I'd go to Cafe Loetje first if a steak was what I wanted however...
It really doesn't matter how you specify you want your steak cooked... you'll get a bowl of blood every time

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Sun 6th Nov 2011 08:45 pm
by jimi62471
MMMMM .. Pittsburgh Rare.. burnt on the edges and raw inside!!!! :P :P :P :P

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 7th Nov 2011 12:56 am
by Nimrod
winnie wrote:It really doesn't matter how you specify you want your steak cooked... you'll get a bowl of blood every time
In March, I ordered my steak medium-well and it arrived butterflied. In October, I ordered medium and it was medium. Always swimming in those naughty juices. I would do shots of that warm steak juice.

Good shit, Maynard.

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Mon 7th Nov 2011 10:42 pm
by sellvegas
not into rare stuff - if they cant cook it at LEAST medium ill stick to the hard rock

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Tue 8th Nov 2011 12:15 am
by Cisco
I can confirm that they can do a good medium/well , that's what the picture is no blood and still very succulent and soft :wink:

Re: CaféLoetje

Posted: Tue 8th Nov 2011 07:51 pm
by angry pirate
winnie wrote:It really doesn't matter how you specify you want your steak cooked... you'll get a bowl of blood every time
I didn't. :?
Steak was medium rare, nice and pink in the centre, perfection. :mrgreen:
If the steak is well rested, there shouldn't be a pool of blood under it, regardless of cooking time. Chefs fault, schoolboy error.