Amsterdam Restaurants

... (5400m) after leaving Arequipa at 2300m was one hell of an experience - whats that called.....'character building' - Lima: The seafood restaurants will blow your mind away. Come to Lima, eat Ceviche, relax in Miraflores, drink Pisco Sours (local drink) ...

... is almost always inferior and you can never eat that much more than you would if you just ordered a dish anyway. Second, Amsterdam restaurants love cats. We were shocked to find that our Chinese restaurant had a cat roaming around while we were ...

... each night was enjoyable, because we got to see more of the city, teaming with people out at the neighborhood bars and restaurants. On Sunday, Stephen rented a car and we drove about an hour west of the city to de Hoge Veluwe National Park, where the ...

... at a little café - $2.50 for a tiny bottle of Coke - and dinner at an Italian place.  About half of the restaurants in Amsterdam are Italian restaurants.  The pizza I had was quite good.  Drinking Heineken is cheaper than drinking soda, ...

... for anyone under the age of 21 but Amsterdam is actually one of the European jewels steeped in history, cobblestones and wonderful restaurants so I was anxious to take another look. Getting Around The best way to see Amsterdam is on foot or by boat ...

... one corner of the plaza, so a youthful and highly mollified crowd filled the square. But there are also a number of decent restaurants, shops, and theaters to cater to the accumulated masses. Leidseplein is also a crossroads for several tram lines and a ...

... you order a bunch of little things and share everything and mix and match the foods. We wandered around the neighborhood a bit, mostly restaurants and shops, then went back to the hotel. By then it was pretty late and we got some sleep. Saturday we found ...

... luggage and headed out to check out the town.  We walked up and down the streets lined with stores, coffee shops, and restaurants.  It was quite weird to smell weed constantly, but that was to be expected in that city!!  There was ...

... buy - but whatever you're imagining, I guarantee you can find it. These places are seriously just interspersed with regular restaurants, cafes and hotels.  The streets are very small and narrow, Even alleys in a lot of places. The ...

... of dope, hash and magic mushrooms than you can think of. These are intermixed with "normal" bars ... i.e. drinking only, and niteclubs, restaurants and sex shows / shops ... it is a pretty heady place to be ... and the cool thing about it all is that ...

... It's cheaper at the dock.  In any case, it's a cheap way to burn an hour and get a good overview of the city. In the evening we hung out on leidesplein - a big area of bars and  restaurants, etc. We had some argentinian steak. Not ...

... that before we leave).  It's a great little property in walking distance from lots of interesting and appealing shops, restaurants, and great architectural marvels. The Grand Palace is right around the corner but it is being restored so it is not ...

... we had imagined.  Dinner at Top Thai along a small alleyway headed back toward our hotel.  Quite a lively alley, with several restaurants, including an Italian place down the way that had live music.  Every so often a girl came out to sing ...

As the evening falls, Amsterdam starts to sparkle with all the clubs, cafes and restaurants and the most famous Red Light District. All those brightly red lit windows and nightclubs and don't forget about coffee ...

... . First things that are coming up to my mind after a 4h night walk through the downtown are: weed, coffe shops, churches, horehouses, restaurants, coffee shops, weed, weed, weed, coffee shops, weed ... I know that it sounds crazy to say it like that, but ...

... things about Amsterdam:   1. Food: I was completely surprised to not that the majority of the restaurants in Amsterdam didn't feature Dutch delicacies.  Instead, the streets were dominated by Argentinean steakhouses, sushi restaurants, and ...

... , buses and people aboard, it really has to be pretty big!  The atmosphere was much like an airport - duty free shops, restaurants, huge seating areas.  Now, that part, the seating, was MUCH appreciated!  For someone who grew up on the ...

... One thing I will note is that we often take for granted in the U.S., the endless supply of water while we eat out in restaurants.  This is not the case in these European restaurants, and when most people eat out here they order beer or wine.  ...

... , Rembrandt, Canal Cruises, etc) and 20 discounted offers (i.e. Madame Tussauds, etc) on major tourist attractions and restaurants. Michelle and I each purchased one on-line. We departed Miami on Thursday evening at 8:30pm on Martinair ...

... not in the beware-for-your-life sense, is the food. You'll notice the predominance of two types of restaurants in Amsterdam: Indonesian and Argentinean.  One might think how bizarre this combination is but there are simple explanations to tie Holland to ...