Please, let me introduce you to Amsterdam known as the city of sin, the red light district! Apart from being famous for its beer, the region presents numerous variant.

culinary delights. Whether it is the local Dutch comfort food or a burger from any country, there’s something for every

palate. As with the last part of this guide, we will focus on the best restaurants you can find in the Red Light District.

great dining experience while you are here with us.

 

The Seafood Sensation: De Silveren Pauw

De Silveren Pauw is a uniquely remarkable restaurant in Roermond so it’s perfect for seafood enthusiasts. sitting right in the centre of the Red Light area.

, this rather unpretentious yet impressive place offers the guests delicious and tender seafood dishes. From oysters to lobster

risotto, there being awesome delicious foods that are available for everyone on the menu. It is also worth to recall about the Dutch herring, a variant that is considered traditional.

delicateness that guarantees a call for an encore.

 

A Taste of Amsterdam: Restaurant Haesje Claes

Those who would like a live example of how the Dutch prepare their food should visit Restaurant Haesje Claes. This

This traditional restaurant has been cooking traditional Netherlands meals since 1974. Try foods such as stamppot

Potatoes prepared with vegetables, bitterballen, and hachee as the most preferred Dutch foods. With

It’s inviting interiors and delicious food make Haesje Claes a good place to grab a wonderful, filling meal.

 

Asian Fusion Delights: Bird Thai Restaurant

For tasty Asian food lovers, Bird Thai Restaurant located in Red Light District is not quite famous but one to be noted. This

Local owned Thai restaurant in Amsterdam serves exotic Thai cuisine that makes people relish Thai food. They find everything starting with appetizing curries to

from fragrant noodles to every stir fried dish, it is all made with a lot of love and real taste. Make sure to taste their Pad Thai which is their speciality.

The meat and noodle stir fried spicy delight has been given a taste to suggest Bangkok street food.

 

Vegetarian Haven: De Bolhoed

For those who don’t consume meat or diary products, they have a diverse menu that has lovely vegetarian or vegan meals. This

Over thirty years this friendly and inviting restaurant has been offering vegetarian options. From the mouth-watering healthy soups and out of the box

From simple salads to tasty veggie burgers, De Bolhoed has got every vegetarian and vegan fully served. Don’t miss

As for something sweet – do try their famous vegan apple pie that will add no sins to your dessert.

 

For Sweet Tooths: Winkel 43

Here is what seems appealing to wrap up any cooking expedition – a visually enticing and irresistible dessert. Winkel 43 is well known for embodiment of pedal as well as it’s mouth-watering apple.

pie that has being known as the most delicious of all the pie in Amsterdam. Located just outside the Red Light District this

a warm cafe will provide you with the much needed sugary fix. Enjoy their apple pie of course with a serving of Dutch coffee to accompany

the perfect treat.

 

Top Guidelines for Eating Out in the Red Light Area

Despite the many eateries available in the Red Light District, it’s always advicable to book in advance.

booking in advance in particular, in periods of huge traffic intensity.

You should know that quite a few places to eat in the area operate on a strictly cash only basis so always have some euros on you.

you.

Tipping comes into consideration when eating in the Red Light District bear in mind the customs of the country. Respect the staff and

other occupants, and also to savor your food in a calm and polite manner.

To get some real taste of Holland, dont stick to the heart of the Red Light District but roam the streets and find and5577

|dwelling: Explore other parts of the Red Light District and look for the more local restaurants and eateries.

quieter alleys.

In Conclusion

It is well known for the glamour associated with the Red Light district of Amsterdam and much more than that it offers a more diverse range

of outstanding restaurants. Starting from sea-food treasures to vegetarian delights, there is much to eat for everyone.

bud. No matter what type of food you are interested in – literally exotic cuisine or the traditional Dutch, all of this can be tasted in the Red Light District.

Therefore, while making your travel itinerary to Amsterdam, remember to put a stop on your tongue when visiting red light district.

your itinerary. Bon appétit!