Paolo Española
Paolo Española is a wandering diner in search of a good meal and an ever-elusive identity. His first forays into food took place during a soul-crushing stint as an accountant beginning with a food blog. This expanded into Hidden Apron, his side project that dabbled into everything from catering and pop-up dinners, to podcasting and things in between. He is a contributing author to the best-selling cookbook, “The New Filipino Kitchen” and his writing appears in Thrillist, The Counter, and Atlas Obscura. He believes that food is a universal language that can solve the world’s most challenging problems and that in breaking bread, we break boundaries. He is currently based in Amsterdam.
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Hoppe
Hoppe is a bruin café in Binnenstad where residents gather for a "headbutt" that consists of a tulip glass of jenever and a side of beer.
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d'Vijff Vlieghen
d’Vijff Vlieghen calls itself a culinary museum and serves Dutch dishes in Binnenstad.
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101 Gowrie
101 Gowrie in De Pijp feels simultaneously familiar and buzzy and serves food that will surprise you.
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Choux
We don't recommend anything near Station Centraal except Choux, a restaurant where you can eat Dutch food in what feels like a combination wine store and neighborhood bistro.