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  1. Wils

    American

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    Named for the architect who designed the building, this American-style urban brasserie on the third floor looks straight across at the Olympic Stadium he also gave Amsterdam. Fire is the organizing principle in the kitchen: charcoal grill, traditional ovens, and a Surinamese-Hindustani snack on the same menu as veal sweetbreads. The cocktail bar draws a crowd. Chef Joris Bijdendijk holds a Michelin star.

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    • Kalfszwezerik met yuzu

      “brengen chefs Thomas Val en Friso van Amerongen barbecue en houtovengerechten zoals kalfszwezerik met yuzu en maiscrème-karamel”

      Lekker 500, 2026
    • Bara

      “they pair fluffy deep-fried bara (a Surinamese-Hindustani snack) and crispy veal sweetbreads with a zesty vinaigrette made with yuzu, raw green tomatillo and herbs picked from their own garden”

      Michelin Guide
    • Parfait glacé

      “as seen in the parfait glacé made with stale bread from their bakery”

      Michelin Guide

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