Monty's
Cafe · €€ · casual
“Sourdough toasties with Remeker, Montgomery's Cheddar and Fort Negen bread. Coffee from Lot61.”
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Where @dutcheats actually eats in Amsterdam. Every spot they've posted on socials.
Posted between March 2021 and January 2025, leaning toward Japanese, Bakery and Italian.
From Dutch Eats's own TikTok posts.
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Cafe · €€ · casual
“Sourdough toasties with Remeker, Montgomery's Cheddar and Fort Negen bread. Coffee from Lot61.”
Argentine · €€€ · high-end
“Specialises in Argentine beef. Natural-pasture cattle, minimal fertilizers.”
Indonesian · €€ · casual
“New Noord branch inside Market27 food hall. Indonesian made super fast in front of you.”
Tibetan · €€ · casual
“First Tibetan restaurant in the Netherlands. Cosy, welcoming, food prepped fresh daily.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Authentic Chinese malatang at the Albert Cuypmarkt. Open 5 days a week.”
Indian · €€ · casual
“Southern Indian. Unlimited Thali lunch from €18, everything fresh to order, never reheated.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Hand-made Sui Kau dumplings, steamed or pan-fried.”
Greek · €€ · casual
“Greek fast-casual concept. Already in Rotterdam and Leiden, now two new Amsterdam locations.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Reopened with new head chef Shota Sato (13 yrs, Michelin-starred ramen). Expanded beyond just vegan.”
Turkish · €€ · casual
“Authentic pides and grill. Everything made fresh on the spot by experienced chefs.”
Korean · €€ · casual
“Couple-run halal bunsik spot. Korean family recipes, fresh daily, inside Bubustore.”
Indonesian · € · original
“Pop-up inside Sexyland World, Noord. Warmindo container downstairs, proper Indonesian comfort food upstairs.”
Dessert · € · casual
“New Asian sweets & drinks shop in soft opening. Fresh mochi, klepon and sticky mango rice.”
Dessert · € · casual
“Must-try summer gelato in Amsterdam.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“Behind-the-scenes of Amsterdam's favorite kroketten maker.”
Japanese · €€€ · high-end
“A5 wagyu near the Rijksmuseum. Courses cooked in front of you or grilled yourself on smokeless grills.”
Thai · €€ · casual
“Passionate Thai-rooted owners. Handmade curries from family recipes back home.”
Mexican · €€ · casual
“Recommended Amsterdam taco spot. Wide variety, fresh ingredients.”
Mexican · €€ · casual
“Recommended Amsterdam taco spot. Wide variety, fresh ingredients.”
Italian · €€ · casual
“Italian handmade pasta. Cozy, beautiful interior in Amsterdam.”
Taiwanese · €€ · casual
“Renovated Taiwanese comfort-food café opposite University of Amsterdam.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Favorite Cantonese restaurant in town. Specialising in fresh, authentic seafood.”
Asian · €€ · casual
“New bao bun joint serving big stuffed vegan baos on Kinkerstraat.”
Asian Grocery · €€ · casual
“Korean lunch counter at Gelderlandplein. Limited lunch days, also takeout.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Iconic Cantonese & dim sum spot in the city centre. Many years strong.”
Turkish · €€€ · casual
“Halal Turkish BBQ with built-in table charcoal. VIP and prayer rooms, no alcohol.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Charcoal-grilled yakitori with appetisers and rice bowls. Leidseplein.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Japanese teishoku set-meal restaurant. Owned by a Japanese chef in De Pijp.”
Sandwich · €€ · casual
“Chef David Baxter brings high-end-restaurant technique to handmade sandwiches.”
Cafe · €€€ · high-end
“Daily afternoon tea served in three rounds with unlimited tea or coffee.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“Owner Heather supplied 70+ Amsterdam cafés for years before opening her own bakery in De Pijp.”
Italian · €€ · casual
“Pizza place where the cheese-wheel Cacio e Pepe is the must-order beyond the pizzas.”
Healthy · € · casual
“Poke bowl spot with a new takeaway at the Albert Cuypmarkt.”
Bakery · € · original
“Bakker van Maanen's Crompouce pop-up at Prinsengracht 16 with rotating flavour specials.”
Burgers · € · original
“One-day In-N-Out pop-up. Merch + famous American chain menu, gone in 24 hours.”
Italian · €€ · casual
“Authentic Neapolitan pizza with the freshest ingredients. 4 Amsterdam locations.”
Mexican · €€ · original
“Temporary taqueria pop-up at Bartack. Contemporary tacos, meat & veggie options.”
Cafe · € · casual
“Bubble tea spot now serving fresh Japanese mini-mart sandos and onigiri for €4.50.”
Dutch · €€€ · high-end
“Michelin-star Rijks's temporary pop-up at Zuidas. 3- and 6-course menus.”
Indonesian · €€ · casual
“Family-run Indonesian. Authentic and modern dishes built for sharing, affordable.”
Egyptian · € · casual
“First Egyptian streetfood restaurant in the Netherlands. Halal, with mezes from the salad bar.”
Mexican · €€ · casual
“New authentic Mexican restaurant. Owners serve the best margaritas in Amsterdam.”
Burgers · €€ · casual
“De Pijp burger joint by ex-Rotisserie smash-burger veterans. Only two burgers on the menu.”
Peruvian · €€€ · high-end
“Peruvian restaurant & Pisco bar from Chef Christian Motte (ex Nazka).”
Indian · €€ · casual
“Extensive Indian menu. Kitchen team with worldwide experience, lounge + dining.”
Dutch · €€ · casual
“Communal vegan dinners for dogs and humans. Seated at a low shared table.”
Portuguese · €€ · casual
“Portuguese fine dining. Sandwich bar next door serves their viral Francesinha.”
Korean · € · casual
“Korean counter inside Market 33. Fast, friendly service.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Japanese sando bar. Thick in-house sandwiches with rotating menu; vegan & halal options.”
Burgers · €€ · casual
“New halal burger spot. Beef from a local butcher, fries flown in from Friethoes Haarlem.”
Japanese · €€€ · high-end
“Three omakase tiers in their own location. Advanced weekend menu has the luxury items.”
Chinese · € · casual
“Halal hand-pulled noodles. Choose your noodle thickness; set comes with salad and tea egg for €15.50.”
Italian · €€€ · high-end
“Shared-dining Italian inside Soho House. Reservations highly recommended.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Two Amsterdam locations (Arnhem opening soon). Everything's vegan but full of flavour.”
Vegan · €€ · casual
“Plant-based chicken. Eat in, take out or delivery to your home.”
Turkish · € · casual
“Plant-based döner spot. Also halal chicken and vegan baklava.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“New Italian bakery with authentic pastries, buns, savouries and specialty coffee.”
Asian · €€ · casual
“Formerly Kip 'N' Drip. New chicken spot with rotating soft-opening menu. Reserve ahead.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Integrated hotpot + BBQ at your table. All-you-can-eat, 2.5 hours, 100+ items.”
Arcade · €€ · original
“Pokémon-themed jiggly Japanese pancakes inside a new arcade hall.”
Japanese · € · casual
“New takoyaki stand at Ten Kate market.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“Viennoiserie specialist. Croissants and pastries with weekly-imported French butter.”
Fondue · €€ · casual
“Cheese fondue in five styles served with seasonal veg & sourdough. Toasties also on the go.”
Chinese · €€ · casual
“Hand-pulled biangbiang noodles back on the menu. Moved to Buitenveldertselaan 114.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“100% plant-based ramen. Walk-in only, rotating menu.”
Israeli · € · casual
“Famous sabich that sells out every week.”
Italian · €€ · original
“Maritozzo pop-up baked by Salvo.”
Healthy · €€ · casual
Japanese · € · casual
“Japanese musubi café + supermarket.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“Best NYC-style bagels in Den Haag.”
Cafe · € · casual
“1-litre Sakura boba at Gelderlandplein.”
Sweets · € · casual
“Amsterdam's biggest sweet shop on Nieuwendijk.”
Japanese · €€ · casual
“Japanese shaved-ice kakigori spot in Amsterdam.”
Bakery · €€ · casual
“Pain de Frikandel. Limited release until 16 May.”
Dutch · € · casual
“Best Dutch haring in Amsterdam.”
Dessert · € · casual
“New ice cream at the Museumplein.”
Dessert · € · casual
“Handcrafted ice cream, sorbets and frozen açaí in Amsterdam Noord.”
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