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Six Great Places to Dine Out When You're in Amsterdam
by Boris Baravi
http://www.amsterdamfaq.com
One visits Amsterdam with the expectation of an exciting
time. Amsterdam offers its visitors some hot entertainment,
fine hotels and amazing places to eat. There is no dearth of
restaurants and hot spots that dish out fine cuisine along
with a great ambience. Here is a look at six of the hottest
restaurants in Amsterdam that will surely satisfy your
appetite.
Beddingtons. This is a restaurant that exemplifies the
leisurely fine dining experience. The restaurant does
require reservations, and you are in for a comfortable
evening in a great atmosphere. Do not eat at Beddingtons if
you are in a hurry. The food is prepared under the
direction of the proprietor, Jean Beddington, and is a
blend of British, Italian, French, Indian, and Japanese.
One of the finest examples of fusion dining anywhere.
Cafe Roux. Fine French dining in a more casual atmosphere.
The value is one of the best in Amsterdam, partially due to
the fabulous location of the Cafe Roux. It is located on
the ground floor of the Grand Amsterdam, and serves as that
hotel's a la carte restaurant. The restaurant overlooks a
beautifully situated canal, and even has a private street
entrance. Albert Roux supervises all of traditional French
cuisine to "brasserie" perfection.
Segugio. A great place for delicious Italian. The
restaurant has an open layout that feels larger than it
really is. You can get the regular market dishes, but that
would be a waste, considering that the restaurant offers a
variety of Venetian specialties that are sometimes hard to
find in other places.
Dynasty offers a taste of the Orient in the middle of
Amsterdam. It overlooks the beautiful canal house garden
that adds to the pleasure of eating. It offers a variety of
Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese dishes in large portions.
Kaiko. This is an authentic sushi bar frequented by
Japanese on business. It is located near the Okura hotel,
which caters especially to visitors from Japan. Delicious
sake is served, and one can watch the cook prepare the
food. It is a wonderful sushi experience, with arguably the
best sushi in town.
Duende is located in the section of Amsterdam known as the
Jordaan. This tapas bar offers delicious Spanish food in a
lively atmosphere. Duende, like all the other Hispanic
restaurants is reasonably priced. It provides Flamenco music
for the pleasure of the guests. This restaurant includes a
studio in the back where Spanish dance and Spanish music
classes are held.
Whatever your tastes, you are sure to find something to
satisfy them in Amsterdam. You are likely to find a fine
eating spot whichever part of the city you find yourself in.
This city is known for its openness and ethnic blend which
adds to the richness and varieties of its restaurants.
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