Location: Ouderkerk aan de Amstel
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Where to Eat in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Ouderkerk aan de Amstel is a village in the Dutch province of North Holland. It is largely a part of the municipality of Ouder-Amstel, and lies about 9 km south of Amsterdam. A small part of the town lies in the municipality of Amstelveen. It is connected to Amsterdam by the river Amstel. There is another village called Ouderkerk in South-Holland, Ouderkerk aan den IJssel.
Things to do in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel
1. Ciel Bleu Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 774 reviews
One of Amsterdam's most remarkable restaurants, situated on the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura Amsterdam, the Ciel Bleu Restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars and, much like the adjacent Twenty Third Bar, offers a stunning panoramic view of Amsterdam's city centre. This breathtaking vista and the luxurious design, together with the personal hospitality, all combine to create a unique atmosphere. The Ciel Bleu Restaurant's ambitious kitchen staff serve an international cuisine, prepared with seasonal products and characterised by its innovation. The Sommelier's professionalism and close cooperation with Executive Chef and Manager Onno Kokmeijer results in a perfect harmony between wine and food. The Ciel Bleu Restaurant also offers three luxurious private areas: the Starlight Room, the Salon Panoramique, and the Chef's Table in the restaurant's kitchen.
Reviewed By Denise B
Impeccable service, delicious food with a perfect wine harmonization, beautiful view of the city, unforgettable gastronomic experience. It’s a real two stars Michelin! And more, you guys deserve the third one!
Really worth it came from Brasil and visit you guys.
Muito obrigada! Dank u wel!
2. De Oude Smidse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Michael_E01
After walking around this picturesque village we stopped here for lunch. The restaurant is situated on the bank of the river. There is a nice sitting area outside, but eating inside is just as good. The waitresses are very attentive. Their English is somewhat limited but they try their best. We tried the fish salad, tuna melt, three bruschettas, and fish and chips. Everything was very tasty and the presentation was excellent. Great place for lunch.
3. De Voetangel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Take a minute to catch your breath from today’s hustle and bustle. In the beautiful ‘Ronde Hoep’ polder, between the villages of Amstelveen and Abcoude, where the three rivers "The Bullewijk", "The Holendrecht" and "The Waver" merge, you will find our uniquely situated restaurant. Only ten minutes from Amsterdam and Amstelveen. Looking out over the water and pastures you can see the skyline of Amsterdam Southeast with the Amsterdam Arena, Afas live and the Ziggo Dome. In this rural setting, in one of the most beautiful places in the Netherlands, you can enjoy pure, fresh, traditional international cuisine with Dutch influences, with the Leurs family and their staff. Fine wines, a warm, cosy and romantic atmosphere and attentive, friendly hostesses ensure you have a fantastic experience in a relaxed atmosphere. And always with ample and free parking... De Voetangel. That food... that hospitality... that view!
Reviewed By Kilkki
This family owned restaurant is situated in the country, some 15 minutes from Amsterdam center by car near the Amstel river. We first had drinks outside on the Terrace in the setting sun; just marvellous. Inside we had excellent dishes, everything fresh and tasty. Scallops to start were great and so was the vegetarian salade. Asparagus, fresh fish for main course, very good. The delicious Deserts and excellent wines made it complete. It's really a place worth of visiting when in Amsterdam!
4. Zaza's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Adrian D
Very small very cosy and very delicious treat for my wifes 40th birthday. Enjoyed everything we ate and drank. Reasonably priced. Booking essential. I had scallops to start and venison main. Fabulous. My wife had scallops and sea bass. Same review. Pre-drinks and a bottle of prosecco. €113 in total. A treat for us but, well worth it. The service matched the food. Top notch. Thank you
5. Loetje aan de Amstel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 634 reviews
Reviewed By Mary Beth H - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Friends invited us and we knew it would be good since they are world travelers first class. We wanted to meet for lunch and all meals were excellent. I enjoyed Chicken salad without bacon, husband the salmon salad, friends the Bali steak salad. Side of fried was good too., and we were given a plate of brown bread when requested.
A relaxed and enjoyable meal for 4.
We will be back!
6. De Jonge Dikkert
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By RUTHANDPAULLondon - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
My favourite is the mini ice creams! great setting in a converted windmill. Despite the coach party upsatirs we had a beautiful and peaceful meal,
7. De Kruidfabriek by Lute
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 222 reviews
dutch / French restaurant in a converted gunpowder fatcory
Reviewed By Venneper - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
This place seems to be frequented by business folks, as just a few tables on a Thursday evening were occupied by 'casual diners'.
The vegetarian menu, preceded by a rather salty amuse bouche, kicked off with chips of herbs. The dish was well-balanced and enjoyable, just as the buckwheat blini with asparagus. The entremet of delicious truffle risotto was undoubtedly the best part of the menu. The main dish of beet and polenta fries was far less spectacular, but still pleasant. Unfortunately, the dessert of half-melted ice cream with berries was forgettable.
Service was friendly overall, but the waiting time between the courses was inconsistent, and after the third course, exceptionally long up to an hour. A fully-occupied restaurant should not be an excuse to shift the burden of success to its customers.
The bill for two persons including sparkling water and a glass of wine came close to 100 EUR.
It was a fair experience, but not worth a detour.
8. Restaurant Jaimie Van Heije
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By manunited45 - Australia
Went with small group for dinner. This is deconstructed food that is modern and innovative. We had 6 courses and all very good. Chef explains all the ingredients which were tasty and fresh. Great style and worth the trip from Amsterdam yes. Would go again for sure.
9. Aan De Poel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
Reviewed By SwizerlandRoisindubh - Swizerland
This is how it's done. Friendly but competent staff. Superbly interior: not too cramped, not too spacious, stunning view. The chef welcoming his guests personally. Amazing food presented even more amazingly. Superlatives don't do enough justice to the place to describe it....
10. kokusai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
All you can eat sushi/sashimi/teryaki etc restaurant
Reviewed By Grizzy_Porta - Geel, Belgium
5 rounds of food, 4 dishes per round, great way to try lots of food. I'm allergic to seafood and the staff provided me my own card with all seafood lines struck through so I couldn't accidentally order the wrong thing.
