Amsterdam Restaurant

... , jiu jitsu, salsa dancing, amazing architecture! o The House Hostel, Barons Backpackers, Riga Old Town Hostel o Lido's (Latvian restaurant in Dome square), Bistro next to Old Town Hostel, - Liepaja - Cool beach town. The sand dunes ...

... 1 hour, as did Lynn; just enough to get a second wind. Stephen arrived home around 7 pm, then we went to an Indonesian restaurant within walking distance. We finally made it to bed by 9:30 pm. On the first day we not only adjusted to new sleep ...

... walked around the area to get ourselves orientated and find supper. We ended up finding an awesome Mexican restaurant. I agree- 'What are you doing having Mexican in Amsterdam?' However, we were in the mood for Mexican, it was close to our hotel, ...

... afternoon, then headed back to the city around 5:00 when everything started to close. For dinner we went to a traditional Dutch restaurant (obviously aimed at tourists looking for authentic Dutch food) and I got a trout. Literally a whole trout, head, ...

... anniversary early on Saturday night. I finally got to wear my sport coat Sarah gave me, and I took her to De Silveran Spiegel, a restaurant in a house that was built in 1614. It was literally across the street from the hotel (it was right in front of our ...

... hasn't ended up in the kitchen while having a family portrait taken with the chef, then he hasn't truly experienced the restaurant. D'Vijff Vlieghen, otherwise known as the famous Five Flies was no exception. Tucked down a cobblestone alley hangs a sign ...

... , looking like he has gone 9 rounds in a boxing ring, we opted for something close.  It was described as a Spanish fish restaurant (called Kopke).  We know Mom's dislike of fish, but the menu had some meat and pasta dishes, so despite the smell of fish, ...

... map of Holland to find a place to eat dinner. Who knows how, but we ended up at an amazing Italian restaurant. I think it was actually called Risorante Italisanse or something along those Dutch lines. I ordered Vegetarian lasagna. It ended up being ...

... enjoying eavesdropping on all of your conversations. Thank you for the perpective! and I signed it, "Your mother." I left the restaurant and waited about 5 minutes. Then I returned, but stood outside and asked to speak to the female waitress that ...

... to be in close proximity to another great establishment that we may have visited…    That's right a fine Portuguese restaurant !!! After deciding that it probably wouldn't be the best idea to sit through an entire 3D showing of Avatar (we ...

... a Christian Andersen fairytale! No wonder the people there are so nice, they get to see beauty all around them everyday. A very nice restaurant owner also let us use his washroom for free - you definitely would not find that in many places in Europe! We ...

... foray into the world of traditional Dutch cooking. Daily menu is written on blackboards. We quickly discovered that any restaurant in Amsterdam that has blackboard menus, mean good fresh food. The menu changes daily depending on what fresh ...

... me driving and we arrived to our campsite.  Heaps of tents and hippy looking backpackers...it was a very busy campsite with a bar, restaurant and a few vending machines for those who get the munchies.  We cracked a beer, sat in the sun and read ...

... stories about the local hostels. So after checking in we wandered the town on our own. We had lunch at this random little restaurant where the fries were better than Belgium's. Shocking. We sat outside and did some people watching to watch all the bike ...

... to ignore our sore feet. The beautiful weather meant the plazas were filled with people enjoying the spring sunshine; we found an Italian restaurant for an early dinner and then back on a tram to the Hotel for an early night. Day Two: Breakfast was ...

... the beginning of September. Oh, and we did have another Rick Steves sighting! We were having dinner at our favorite Italian restaurant with our visiting friends, MaryLou and Chris, when we saw Rick looking at a menu across the room. Chris caught his ...

... the village for about an hour and a half - but it was quite cold - @ 6 degrees! We then went into the local seaside restaurant - all of us squeezed in an proceeded to be entertained by a Dutch brass band for the evening- they were alot of fun and ...

... and more. Our expedition to dinner last night was an interesting one.  We headed out for The 5 Flies (interesting name for a restaurant, no?).  It was supposed to be only a 5 minute walk but after half an hour we were nowhere near the ...

... , but I did end up with a few scarves and a new "Europe hat"! Yaay! For dinner, we stopped at a little sandwich pub/restaurant and ate the equivalent of grilled cheese made on a foreman... Mmmm... (Hey, we have to save our money for London!). That was ...

... Chapel and Mich is still not sure. Other tour members had different highlights and for one couple, they declared that their highlight was meeting Mich and Jon! All of the ladies received a rose from the restaurant as the finale to a great night ...