2 Best Restaurants in De Pijp, Amsterdam

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There's an eclectic array of restaurants in this lively neighborhood, long the home of Turkish and Moroccan enclaves. As a result, you can easily find a roti, a lamb tagine, or a farm-to-table menu featuring market vegetables, along with plenty of coffee bars.

Little Collins

$$ Fodor's Choice

One of Amsterdam's brunch pioneers, this intimate Australian-run eatery has a laid-back vibe and friendly servers. Although you'll inevitably have to wait for a table on weekends (it's walk-in only), the eclectic menu, which includes sweet and savory options, is worth it. Pass the time with one of the tasty brunch cocktails or house-made soda, iced tea, or drinking vinegar. In early 2019, a second outpost, offering all-day dining and small plates by night, opened in West (Bilderdijkstraat 140).

Eclectic Fodor's Choice $$ Breakfast Lunch Brunch
1e Sweelinckstraat 19--F, 1073 CL, Netherlands
020-673–2293
www.littlecollins.nl
Known For
  • Still one of the best brunch spots in town
  • Turkish eggs
  • Burned Basque cheesecake
Restaurant Details
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Arie op de Hoek

$

For a taste of the neighborhood's regentrified café culture, check out this new corner bar-bistro that fills up most nights with parched Pijpers. Daytime means breakfast bowls, hamburgers, soups, and a daily lunch special, including a sandwich, salad, and fries for €16.95. Come for a meal, or just stop by for a coffee and apple pie or beer and bitterballen (a popular local snack, which is essentially a bite-size croquette).