Purmerend Restaurants

If you have come to cosmopolitan Amsterdam seeking traditional Dutch cuisine, then seek no further. Here you'll find a whole host of dishes that do justice to the country's rich culinary history. Dorrius has enjoyed worldwide f... more

Opened in 1992 by Bert and Sara van Buschbach (Bert having worked in some of the city's best restaurants; Sara a wine expert), De Compagnon is considered by locals as one of the best French restaurants in town. It boasts an exc... more

Restaurant Ienz IPSC (International Private Society Club) was opened by the late Peter Giele, founder of other trendy spots around town; his wife Ienz runs it. The menu includes Asian and Middle Eastern influences, is as flambo... more

One of Amsterdam's most famous restaurants, Vijff Vlieghen is located near the city center and very close to busy shopping streets such as the Kalverstraat and Leidsestraat. The restaurant serves what is now hailed "New Dutch C... more

Sluizer can be found within walking distance of the Rembrandtplein. This restaurant is actually made up of two separate sections, one of which serves primarily seafood specialties. Prices are relatively affordable in both secti... more

Chef Arnde Niebor oversees this restaurant's French cuisine with loving dedication. The dishes are always exquisitely prepared and include various takes on delicacies such as goose liver, caviar, truffles and duck breast. The w... more

Mostly filled with the local crowd for drinks or dinner, Sing Sing is a good place for a quick business lunch. It looks like a typical restaurant with its tables and chairs lined in twos and fours, for a small or a large group.... more

The Oesterbar Restaurant (Oyster Bar) is in the Leidseplein and serves only fish like crustaceans and shellfish, caught from the North Sea. They offer local cuisine but you also have the option of ordering contemporary dishes.... more

The Bulldog Mack is one of those places that has aged and grown with the people who frequent it and gets richer as it matures. Considered an important part of the local culture, it started serving a good variety of liquor, thus... more

Hein is a small and charming lunch cafe in Amsterdam's 9 Streets shopping area. Chef/owner Hein Jansen prepares everything herself in the small open kitchen, which customers must walk through to get to the seating area. There i... more