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Eetsalon Van Dobben
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Muntplein 12/14, 1012 WR Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Lumbini Restaurant
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Cafe Aunt Rosie
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Tomo Sushi
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Eetsalon Van Dobben

Korte Reguliersdwarsstraat 5-7-9, 1017 BH Amsterdam, Netherlands
4.4(1.0K)$$$$
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attractions: Munttoren, Rembrandt Monument, Foam, KattenKabinet (Cat Cabinet), Willet-Holthuysen Museum, Starboard Boats, Museum Van Loon, Torture Museum, Private boat tour Amsterdam | Romantic Amsterdam Tour, Aluminium Bridge, restaurants: Demetra - Italian Kitchen & Pizza, Steakhouse Grill Tango, De Nachtwacht, La Madonnina, Grill Restaurant El Torado, La Casa di Angelo Amsterdam, Little Buddha Asian restaurant - Best Asian Restaurant Amsterdam, Lumbini Restaurant, Cafe Aunt Rosie, Tomo Sushi
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+31 20 624 4200
Website
eetsalonvandobben.nl

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Nearby attractions of Eetsalon Van Dobben

Munttoren

Rembrandt Monument

Foam

KattenKabinet (Cat Cabinet)

Willet-Holthuysen Museum

Starboard Boats

Museum Van Loon

Torture Museum

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Aluminium Bridge

Munttoren

Munttoren

4.5

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Rembrandt Monument

Rembrandt Monument

4.6

(309)

Open 24 hours
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Foam

Foam

4.2

(2K)

Open 24 hours
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KattenKabinet (Cat Cabinet)

KattenKabinet (Cat Cabinet)

4.0

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Eetsalon Van Dobben

Demetra - Italian Kitchen & Pizza

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De Nachtwacht

La Madonnina

Grill Restaurant El Torado

La Casa di Angelo Amsterdam

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Cafe Aunt Rosie

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Demetra - Italian Kitchen & Pizza

Demetra - Italian Kitchen & Pizza

4.5

(908)

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Steakhouse Grill Tango

Steakhouse Grill Tango

4.4

(812)

$$

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De Nachtwacht

De Nachtwacht

4.3

(1.2K)

$$$

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La Madonnina

La Madonnina

3.9

(1.3K)

$$

Open until 1:00 AM
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Reviews of Eetsalon Van Dobben

4.4
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5.0
6y

Our last weekend of a two-week return visit brought us by a window where beautiful meats were being sliced near a huge stockpile of rolls. Imagining that these two things must be brought together nearby lured us around the corner to this spot. It reminded us of a Dutch Waffle House with friendly, funny and fast service. Croquettes —essentially big versions of the local classic bitterballen—come in six flavors including a veggie one. The remainder of the menu is almost exclusively things you can have on a simple buttered roll. From freshly ground hamburger (remember we saw the butchers in the back...this is fresh!) served tartare to liverwurst, cheese, smoked eel, chicken salad, ham, roast beef, egg.

I had an outstanding split pea soup and a beef croquette. My husband had a roast beef sandwich and a glass of Dutch buttermilk followed by a hamburger seasoned with some mild spices and served with pickle, ketchup and a LOT of mayonnaise. All delicious and fresh. The service is great and made me wish we understood Dutch because of the obviously light-hearted banter between staff and customer.

In two weeks, we ate in lots of different places from brown cafes to burger joints to cafeterias to ethnic restaurants to Michelin-starred fancy establishments. This was certainly the most memorable dining experience we’ve had in four trips to Amsterdam. When we told our hotel’s concierge where we’d gone, he lit up and said that’s where the staff often go because it’s good, fast, and friendly. This is the real deal. And it hasn’t fallen down the TripAdvisor rabbit hole yet. Go, don’t be afraid to ask for assistance (and a menu in your language),...

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1.0
2y

Should come with a warning: expect service only if you’re Dutch and never mind the poor hygiene .Was recommended to come here to try the traditional Dutch comfort food. The croquettes and bun with mustard were excellent, flavourful and so soft. BUT the service was terrible and cleanliness shocking. Sat right at the front and flagged no fewer than 4 members of staff for service but they kept ignoring us as new Dutch customers walked in, so kept being told to wait. When we were served, I was surprised to see everyone handling food with their bare hands, wiping on their aprons, then handling cash, scratching their faces, wiping their nose, then back to handling food! Didn’t finish my croquette bun and my travel buddy ordered the vegetarian option which sat at the pass being ignored until 2 members handled it, bare handed like everything else, onto a plate, then somehow dropped it on the counter and it crumpled into bits. Without hesitating she shoved it onto the bun again and put it in front of us. Of course we refused it and asked for the bill, which took forever to get paid because all the staff were rushing around dealing with more new Dutch customers who walked in. So in conclusion, if you don’t speak Dutch be ready to scream to get someone’s attention to take your order, wait forever to get it taken and then watch the filthy way they plate things up. Overall awful, not worth it even if the food is...

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2.0
3y

So, I have been to this place 3 times now. and 2/3 times I have had pretty bad experience. I am not going to talk about service, as they have kinda taken a perspective of "pride" in being rude or how they call "Direct", but lets talk about food. Bitterballens ... In my humble opinion they are salty. I have tried them 3 times, and twice I felt they were salted for someone with dead taste buds after a night of too much alcohol Sandwiches.. I remember I was explaining to them how I wanted some sauce on the side for the pork cold cut sandwich, and the lady said "shame on you" to ask for sauce. But oh that sandwich was dry. It was like going to a strip club and being forced to get a dance with the ugliest one.. and having the lights on was my chosen punishment.

So in short, the place is old and people are firm believer in what they are doing is right.. but a bit of flexibility and change of opinion may help keep this place going for a long time. Not...

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Matt CMatt C
A truly authentic experience of Dutch convenience food. Entering this place is like stepping back in time, with a clean, classic and no-nonsense 1950s style interior. The staff are efficient and friendly (don't be put off by them when they shout food orders to the kitchen, they are really nice to talk to and it adds to the classic atmosphere), and while it seems to be a place for locals they are fully welcoming of tourists. All the food is incredibly tasty and, what's more, very reasonably priced for central Amsterdam. If you want snackbar/FEBO food but have some time to sit down, come here instead. The food is much fresher, cheaper and the experience is worth it. Don't be scared to try the raw meat roll, it's absolutely delicious. The bitterballen are also fantastic, served piping hot on a purpose-made dish with mustard in the middle. My only wish is that I found this place sooner. I'll definitely be back. NOTE: Cash only
David O'Connor (The Hotel Guy)David O'Connor (The Hotel Guy)
Exploring Amsterdam on a sunny but crisp Sunday, I found myself 16k steps in and needing something hearty to eat. Travelling solo, I wasn’t feeling a traditional lunch in a restaurant. Instead, I decided to go and try out Van Dobben. I had heard about it on Instagram and was braced for an experience ruined by GenZ influencers… but there were none to be found in my two hours at this amazing time capsule of a restaurant/cafeteria. It felt homely like something you might find in Cork, or in the late 80s of my Midlands childhood. This is a gem of a place, and though at times it feels like organised chaos, you are well looked after by the team. I spoiled myself with broodje croquet, broodje warm vlies, portie bitteballen, broodje tartare, and the customary glass of milk. A filling meal costing €34 and worth it for the experience too. Definitely not a tourist trap. An authentic piece of Amsterdam and I shall visit again!
Jairo RamirezJairo Ramirez
This is an authentic Broodje kroket tucked away in a small street in the middle of Amsterdam. We visited this restaurant on a Friday during the lunch rush and this place was packed full of locals grabbing a quick bite. The staff is super friendly and spoke perfect English. The sandwiches were small and cost around ~€3.50. We ended up ordering 5 sandwiches as they were small and very delicious. This is a great place to get a quick local meal as you’re exploring downtown Amsterdam. *Note: we visited Nov 2021 and they do not take credit cards. We found this a little odd since many locations stopped receiving cash to avoid contact with COVID. It wasn’t a big deal for us, but something to definitely keep in mind if you’re relaying on credit cards to pay for your purchases around the city.
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A truly authentic experience of Dutch convenience food. Entering this place is like stepping back in time, with a clean, classic and no-nonsense 1950s style interior. The staff are efficient and friendly (don't be put off by them when they shout food orders to the kitchen, they are really nice to talk to and it adds to the classic atmosphere), and while it seems to be a place for locals they are fully welcoming of tourists. All the food is incredibly tasty and, what's more, very reasonably priced for central Amsterdam. If you want snackbar/FEBO food but have some time to sit down, come here instead. The food is much fresher, cheaper and the experience is worth it. Don't be scared to try the raw meat roll, it's absolutely delicious. The bitterballen are also fantastic, served piping hot on a purpose-made dish with mustard in the middle. My only wish is that I found this place sooner. I'll definitely be back. NOTE: Cash only
Matt C

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Exploring Amsterdam on a sunny but crisp Sunday, I found myself 16k steps in and needing something hearty to eat. Travelling solo, I wasn’t feeling a traditional lunch in a restaurant. Instead, I decided to go and try out Van Dobben. I had heard about it on Instagram and was braced for an experience ruined by GenZ influencers… but there were none to be found in my two hours at this amazing time capsule of a restaurant/cafeteria. It felt homely like something you might find in Cork, or in the late 80s of my Midlands childhood. This is a gem of a place, and though at times it feels like organised chaos, you are well looked after by the team. I spoiled myself with broodje croquet, broodje warm vlies, portie bitteballen, broodje tartare, and the customary glass of milk. A filling meal costing €34 and worth it for the experience too. Definitely not a tourist trap. An authentic piece of Amsterdam and I shall visit again!
David O'Connor (The Hotel Guy)

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This is an authentic Broodje kroket tucked away in a small street in the middle of Amsterdam. We visited this restaurant on a Friday during the lunch rush and this place was packed full of locals grabbing a quick bite. The staff is super friendly and spoke perfect English. The sandwiches were small and cost around ~€3.50. We ended up ordering 5 sandwiches as they were small and very delicious. This is a great place to get a quick local meal as you’re exploring downtown Amsterdam. *Note: we visited Nov 2021 and they do not take credit cards. We found this a little odd since many locations stopped receiving cash to avoid contact with COVID. It wasn’t a big deal for us, but something to definitely keep in mind if you’re relaying on credit cards to pay for your purchases around the city.
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