Things to do in Amsterdam - De Pijp (NL)

Visitors usually stay 2 hours here.

Restaurant Zaza’s, owned by Susie Roche from Ireland, opened its doors in May 2003 in the heart of “De Pijp”, Amsterdam’s Latin Quarter and hot spot for socialising. Susie and her team – Chef Cook Dave, Jasper, Noury, Ijsbrand, Rachael and Gustavs have a passion for their work and share a love of good food and great service.

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For more info visit the website or checkout Google Maps.

For more info visit the website or checkout Google Maps.

Visitors usually stay 1-2 hours here. It's most quiet on Mondays.

🇳🇱 De Pijp, een gezellig wijk met smalle straten en old-school cafés in het hart van Amsterdam. Er is geen betere plek voor authentieke Burrata, een selectie van overheerlijke Affettati van Italië of een pikante Diavola. 🇬🇧 De Pijp, a vibrant district with narrow streets and old-school cafes in the heart of Amsterdam. There is no better place to have some authentic Burrata, a selection of the most delicious anti pasti from Italy or a spicy Diavola.

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Fa. Pekelhaaring is most popular around 8 PM on Fridays. Visitors usually stay 1,5-2,5 hours here. It's most quiet on Wednesdays.

Fa. Pekelhaaring "Noem het geen Italiaans restaurant, want wij willen niet een stram, onflexibel concept aanhangen, maar gewoon lekker eten serveren..."

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Located in Amsterdam De Pijp, Palma is the icon of the Italian coffee roastery culture. With different coffee selections, fresh daily roasted, you can choose the one that suits your taste and have it perfectly brewed.

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