A Plant-Based Guide to Amsterdam: Top Restaurants, Amsterdam, Netherlands
I鈥檒l preface this article by saying that the closest I鈥檝e come to being vegetarian was doing Veganuary 鈥� once, a very long time ago. Despite being well aware of the environmental concerns, I am a confirmed omnivore. Not least because I鈥檇 find it very hard to be a foodie without eating absolutely everything. That said, I鈥檓 trying to become more flexitarian: eating less meat and more plants (especially at home) but never sacrificing flavour or pleasure. So bear in mind that these recommendations for vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Amsterdam are written in that context. Tastiness is top priority!
There are very few restaurants I鈥檒l bike 7 km to get to in the freezing cold, and聽叠别迟迟测鈥檚聽is one of them. It鈥檚 on the Rijnstraat, which isn鈥檛 so far out of town if you live in the south, but if you鈥檙e coming from the north or west it鈥檚 a bit of a trek. Once you get there, however, you鈥檒l be greeted by the friendly couple who run the place 鈥� the woman is the chef, her other half is front of house. There鈥檚 no menu 鈥� you simply let them know if there鈥檚 anything you don鈥檛 eat and wait to be surprised. On both occasions, the food I ate was a shareable feast made up of many different styles of cuisine, but all vegetarian and mostly vegan too. Think Middle Eastern mezze, spicy Indian dal, warm Italian salads, and the most indulgent desserts. It鈥檚 the kind of place where you want to order a bottle of wine, get comfy and stick around all evening. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
There are very few restaurants I鈥檒l bike 7 km to get to in the freezing cold, and聽叠别迟迟测鈥檚聽is one of them. It鈥檚 on the Rijnstraat, which isn鈥檛 so far out of town if you live in the south, but if you鈥檙e coming from the north or west it鈥檚 a bit of a trek. Once you get there, however, you鈥檒l be greeted by the friendly couple who run the place 鈥� the woman is the chef, her other half is front of house. There鈥檚 no menu 鈥� you simply let them know if there鈥檚 anything you don鈥檛 eat and wait to be surprised. On both occasions, the food I ate was a shareable feast made up of many different styles of cuisine, but all vegetarian and mostly vegan too. Think Middle Eastern mezze, spicy Indian dal, warm Italian salads, and the most indulgent desserts. It鈥檚 the kind of place where you want to order a bottle of wine, get comfy and stick around all evening. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: A Plant-Based Guide to Amsterdam: Top Restaurants
Guide Location: Netherlands » Amsterdam
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Vicky Hampton
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Guide Location: Netherlands » Amsterdam
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Vicky Hampton
Read it on Author's Website:
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- 叠别迟迟测鈥檚
- Morris & Bella
- Saravana Bhavan
- Golden Temple
- Hearth
- SOIL Vegan Caf茅
- Vegan Junk Food Bar
- Vegan Sushi Bar
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