Daalder Restaurant
Michelin Chef Led Tasting Menu
Comfortable, local, polished
Oud-West
A comfortable, renovated everyday district anchored by a covered market hall and a long street market.
Oud-West reads like the city's most comfortable everyday neighbourhood: dense streets of late-nineteenth-century housing, a long market on the Ten Katestraat, and the old tram depot reborn as De Hallen with its food hall, cinema and library. The Overtoom and the side streets toward the Vondelpark hold independent shops, espresso bars and small restaurants that locals return to rather than discover once. It carries the polish of a renovated district without losing its mixed, working roots. This is where Amsterdammers actually spend their Saturdays.
Highlights
De Hallen food hall Ten Katemarkt Overtoom independents Vondelpark edge streets Small return-to restaurants
14 places
4 Categories
Restaurant
7 places
Branie Restaurant
Small Plates Asian Fusion Cocktails
Night Kitchen Restaurant
Mediterranean Shared Dining Natural Wine
La Parole Restaurant
French Bistro Neighbourhood
Foodhallen at De Hallen Restaurant
Food Hall Industrial Vendors
Blue Pepper Restaurant
Indonesian Rijsttafel Fine Dining
Sham Restaurant
Syrian Levantine Mezze
Bar
1 place
Bar Centraal Bar
Natural Wine Small Plates Neighbourhood
Cafe
3 places
Café L'Affiche Cafe
Brown Cafe Canalside Local
Lot Sixty One Coffee Roasters Cafe
Specialty Coffee Roaster Neighbourhood
Cult Oud-West micro-roaster supplying half the city's good cafes
Levain et le Vin Cafe
Sourdough Natural Wine Artisanal
Gallery
3 places
LAB111 Gallery
Arthouse Cinema Cultural
Filmhallen Gallery
Cinema Arthouse Art Deco
OBA De Hallen Gallery
Library Cultural Reading Cafe
