Dom says: "One great district to visit is the "Jordaan" area. It's where a lot of boutique shops are, old canal houses and great little cafes/restaurants."
Foodie heaven. Very good burgers (truffle one), delicious Vietnamese bahn mi sandwiches, great Salmon Mandela quinoa wrap. And have some local beers (e.g. MAMA or DODO).
If you call yourself a coffeelover you are in desperate need of visiting this place and having whatever's on your mind today: espresso, cappuccino or a flat white. Awesome coffee spot.
Get a great Scandinavian coffee with a Swedish Cinnamon Bun. Absolutely worth it!
Forget about getting an audio tour: just download the Rijksmuseum app for Android and iPhone. It not only gives you more in-depth commentary, but also allows you to bookmark things you like.
Tourists of Amsterdam! Here's where you can take your photos of the 'I amsterdam'. Also, there's a hidden Albert Heijn at the back, across the Stedelijk Museum! Buy some wine and lay down in the grass
Best brunch restaurant in this area, with decent prices. The staff is superfriendly, service is quick, food amazing and the coffee is great. No reason to skip this one!
Apart from the great collection of books the library in Amsterdam presents a very modern design and a delicious terrace on the 7th floor. Definitively one of the best views in the city.
The staple choice for food, whether that be a quick lunch or something sweet. Always of the same standard, and never disappoints.
Amazing Concept, lovely rooms and super friendly staff helping you with everything and providing tipps making your time in Amsterdam super cool.
Great place to work, drink coffee, have breakfast/lunch/dinner as well as drinking a beer (Dodo is recommended!) with friends. Wifi pass = coconuts
One of the best speakeasies and not pretentious at all. I love the appeal of knocking on the unmarked door to enter this vibrant, cozy bar. They make a mean Boulevardier.
Creative and unique menus. They dare what no one else had thought off! Plus sometimes a small jazz combo playing live music. Very cozy.
It's called Butcher's Tears because all the 3 owners are vegetarians and they will never serve meat here. Otherwise it's one of the best hidden gems of Amsterdam. For the best beer for you just ask
Do you want to try Genever (traditional Dutch liquer)? Come to this 400 years old bar. There's no seating inside and the place is small, but the whole experience is unique. Staff is very friendly.
This HEMA has a nice restaurant upstairs. Go after 4pm for a 'vier uurtje'. Coffee plus a small cake for one euro!
Named because it was the narrowest bridge (not now yet). Come here at night when many lights illuminate the bridge, then it becomes a very romantic place.
Make sure to visit the shops behind the stalls as well: lots of beautiful clothes, shoes and accessories for little money!
Great place to start your day with a tasty breakfast or brunch. Or if you are hunting the perfect cheese cake, here you can find a strong contestant.
