From the family behind Café Caron comes Tannay. Equally as charming, equally as wine-focused and equally as good at rustling up some of the heartiest French classics. It comes to no surprise that this Burgundy-named resto pays homage to the flavours of the the central-eastern France. 

We know the busy streets of Amsterdam can get overwhelming at times, and not everyone has the time to plan an escape to a far away place. If you want to experience a mini retreat away from the craziness, visit De Gouden Reael on the tiny t’IJ ‘island’ Reaeleneiland for a seasonal meal. Their kitchen aims to reimagine traditional Dutch flavours with inventive twists.

Amsterdam has no shortage of charming neighbourhood restaurants, but Rondo is one you'll want to add to the rotation. The menu changes with the seasons, but dishes like gnocchi with smoked goat butter, barbecued green asparagus with harissa and rhubarb, and cooked skrei make choosing what to order harder than finding a table. Luckily, that's what sharing is for.

When you’re going to the movies, now you can really go to The Movies. We adore this arthouse cinema, which just so happens to be the oldest in the city, because if its well-curated selection of both interesting, independent films & quality blockbusters. After a recent revamp, this cinema is back and better than ever. We've never been more excited to sit quietly in the dark for hours on end.