Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Fri 4th Apr 2014 11:15 am
"Gandhi" on the Damrak. Seriously good Indian food although the entrance is a bit dodgy. Shares an entrance corridor with a "Sauna".
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Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Tue 4th Nov 2014 08:39 am
Burger bar hngggggg
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Thu 6th Nov 2014 07:18 pm
singel 404 is a winner for me
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Tue 11th Nov 2014 11:38 pm
Wok 2 walk man. Boom
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Wed 12th Nov 2014 12:21 am
stroopwaffle from Lanskroon/Albert Cuyp Market, Kam Yin(Chinese/Surinamese), Puccini bombini chocolate, and pear looza/chocomel at the coffeeshops 
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Thu 13th Nov 2014 10:33 am
Anyone say FEBO yet?
I'll get me coat
More seriously I like Thai Bird but watch out for the portion sizes. They are huge. However by standards of Thai cooking what they are doing there is nothing special really. Great place for something quick and tasty. Spicy too if you like.
The Ribs at 'Famous chicken and Ribs.'
What's good about this place you might think? Well, when you are stoned and hungry it is a wonderland of meat and bone and potato. I'll eat them right there or take em in a box someplace close.
Before you turn your nose up at these places bear in mind they both serve hot food which you can consume at a table on the premises for under/around 10 euros. Both places will fuel your body nicely for the rest of the day.
Think of them as gas stations for the stomach.
I'll get me coat
More seriously I like Thai Bird but watch out for the portion sizes. They are huge. However by standards of Thai cooking what they are doing there is nothing special really. Great place for something quick and tasty. Spicy too if you like.
The Ribs at 'Famous chicken and Ribs.'
What's good about this place you might think? Well, when you are stoned and hungry it is a wonderland of meat and bone and potato. I'll eat them right there or take em in a box someplace close.
Before you turn your nose up at these places bear in mind they both serve hot food which you can consume at a table on the premises for under/around 10 euros. Both places will fuel your body nicely for the rest of the day.
Think of them as gas stations for the stomach.
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Thu 13th Nov 2014 11:19 am
Bitterballen.
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Thu 12th Feb 2015 06:37 pm
De Klos for ribs.
Tapas at Pata Negra on Utrechtstraat.
Smoked herring sandwiches all over town.
Tapas at Pata Negra on Utrechtstraat.
Smoked herring sandwiches all over town.
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Sat 14th Feb 2015 01:21 am
De Klos - ribs
La Pampa - Filet de lomo
Little Thai Prince - Green curry
Greenwoods - full english
Broodje Bert - BLT
Sea Palace - Chinese banquet
AH Chinois brioche - Albert Heijn
La Pampa - Filet de lomo
Little Thai Prince - Green curry
Greenwoods - full english
Broodje Bert - BLT
Sea Palace - Chinese banquet
AH Chinois brioche - Albert Heijn
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Fri 10th Apr 2015 08:17 pm
Foods on my list for my upcoming trip:
BLT from Broodje Bert
Apple Cake from Winkel
Frites from Vleminckx
Meat Pies from Wild Moa
Ice cream from Monte Pelmo in the Jordaan
Fresh Stroopwafels from the Albert Cuypmarket
Anyone else have a favorite spot for Ice cream?
BLT from Broodje Bert
Apple Cake from Winkel
Frites from Vleminckx
Meat Pies from Wild Moa
Ice cream from Monte Pelmo in the Jordaan
Fresh Stroopwafels from the Albert Cuypmarket
Anyone else have a favorite spot for Ice cream?
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Fri 10th Apr 2015 10:30 pm
Burger Bar - Black Angus
De Klos - Ribs & Lamb
La Grotte - English breakfast & pancakes
De Klos - Ribs & Lamb
La Grotte - English breakfast & pancakes
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Sat 11th Apr 2015 10:52 am
Anyone been to Smokin Barrels? http://www.smokinbarrels.nl/en/index.html
Was thinking of hitting that place up when i'm there next
Was thinking of hitting that place up when i'm there next
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Wed 20th May 2015 01:46 am
One of my favorites is Peppino on Leidsekruisstraat 30-32.
I remember sitting outside having lunch with Blueberry, when a beer truck almost ran me down.
Blueberry just happened to be filming at the time......Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBBvtCr0lAk
I remember sitting outside having lunch with Blueberry, when a beer truck almost ran me down.
Blueberry just happened to be filming at the time......Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBBvtCr0lAk
Re: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Wed 20th May 2015 07:19 am
Nice. Thanks for sharing.WolfDangler wrote:One of my favorites is Peppino on Leidsekruisstraat 30-32.
I remember sitting outside having lunch with Blueberry, when a beer truck almost ran me down.
Blueberry just happened to be filming at the time......Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBBvtCr0lAk
Blueberry introduced us to Peppino's a few years ago, been going every visit since.
The service was good, the food was excellent, and down the street is Rookies.
Cheers
and ZippyRe: Food You Look Forward To When In Amsterdam
Posted: Thu 18th Feb 2016 04:45 pm
will check this spot out and report on it