Café Beurre — Restaurant in Amsterdam

A solid 7.5. The food is really good, lovely and creative (vegetarian!) menu. The toasted bread with butter tastes like heaven, yummm 10/10!! There’s an extensive wine list and a nice (alcohol) free cider. The food is definitely well prepared and tasteful. Unfortunately I have to say there are some things I didn’t like as much and therefore not a 10/10 for me. For one, some of the dishes seem a bit too pricy. A few slices of radish with butter for €5,5. Definitely lovely to look at, but basically not much and also not that special. Also the egg dish seems a bit on the steep side price wise as well (even though very tasty). The potato millefeuille was slightly over-fried, could taste a bit of a burned note, too bad. The fig dish seems a bit out of place for winter, not in season and the mouthfeel of the dish was a bit ‘ick’. The ricotta cream was grainy and overall the flavors just don’t seem to match. The King Boleten mushroom dish was nice but the sauce of Madeira was VERY overpowering. The biggest negative for me though was the ambiance. They were playing loud rap (?!?) music in the restaurant. And mind you that the restaurant is quite small and has a big speaker hanging in every corner. Like why… I guess some people don’t mind but when I go to dinner I prefer to be able to talk to my partner and like my music relaxed and in the background. But I guess that’s different for everybody. All in all, food was good, some points of improvement could make it great. Based on the overall ambiance and experience I will not be...

Neighborhood restaurant that offers a 'no-reservation' policy. My wife and I had been keen to try, but we're surprised to find out they switched the policy on Valentine's Day. This was not shared anywhere on their social channels or websites (that I could find!) So instead of sitting down at a table to try the brand new menu on offer, we are forced to sit at the bar; service was good at the start, but as the evening went on the attention and care lessened: to the point that we were asked to move further down the bar, so they could squeeze one more person on an already packed bar (we couldn't and said this, much to their shock!) The food is delicious and creative, but very disappointed to be poked and prodded in the back by the...

If you're looking for an interesting place to have dinner in Amsterdam, Beure is the place to go. The atmosphere is trendy and urban with a unique Amsterdamish vibe. For our meal we tried their small dishes - the options are very creative and delicate. Their selection of cocktails and wines is also really great. Negroni is must try. We had a really nice evening and definitely recommend Beure if you're looking for an Amstedam dining expereince outside noisy center. Downside: You cannot book a table in advance, which I don't see as...