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Restaurant Café in de Waag

Nieuwmarkt 4, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Featured Review : We were strolling through the New Market area of Amsterdam when we suddenly felt peckish but no restaurant looked appealing. Some looked a bit dirty and others seemed to be more "coffee shop" than restaurant. Also the ...See Full Review

  • #6 most popular
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  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Restaurant Café in de Waag Reviews

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Restaurant Café in de Waag

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Red Mezz from Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
  • April 15, 2006
Quote: The In de Waag is hard to miss if you're wandering around Amsterdam, it stands out around corners and across canals as one of the most interesting buildings there is to see. It sits like a mini castle, or large manor house in the centre of town, and... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal January in Amsterdam

De Waag

  • 4 out of 5 stars by wanderer 2005 from Phoenix, Arizona
  • December 29, 2004
De Waag
Quote: WONDERFUL place! Right on the canal at Nieuwmarkt. Typical Dutch cuisine and atmosphere. The place is lined with candles and high candelabras, which makes for an awesome sight to see at night. The menu has some excellent choices--from venison to sea... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal Walking in Amsterdam

De Waag

  • 1 out of 5 stars by gmulligan from Colorado Springs, Colorado
  • October 20, 2003
De Waag
Quote: While the restaurant was highly recommended, I did not like it at all. The staff was difficult and there was little service. They ran out of bread and getting a plain salad was impossible. It was very noisy and the food was nothing special. I... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal Zigbee quarterly - 6/8/02

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Restaurant Café in de Waag

  • 4 out of 5 stars by becks from Mexico City, Mexico
  • May 28, 2003
Restaurant Café in de Waag
Quote: We were strolling through the New Market area of Amsterdam when we suddenly felt peckish but no restaurant looked appealing. Some looked a bit dirty and others seemed to be more "coffee shop" than restaurant. Also the close proximity to the red... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal Spring weekend in Amsterdam

De Waag

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Matt Keedy from indianapolis, Indiana
  • February 11, 2003
Quote: Cafe de Waag describes its menu as international cuisine with a Flemish twist. De Waag was originally built as the city's gatehouse and now houses a restaurant within its turreted and sinister exterior. The walls were once used for public... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal The Great Waterways of Europe/Amsterdam

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De Waag

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Marianne from Eindhoven, Netherlands
  • May 31, 2002
De Waag
Quote: It’s evening, it’s dark, it’s half past nine. The key creaks in its lock and is brought to the city hall for safekeeping. The Sint Anthonius Gate is locked and everyone in the city is safe. It used to be one of the gateways to Amsterdam, but this... Read the full Restaurant Café in de Waag review

From journal Amsterdam: A Joy Forever