Teddy’s Eetcafe

Small little Restaurant. Arrived in Amsterdam and it rained, so went to the first place for a breakfast. Had the Full english and I was full afterwards. The staff is not so friendly but they respect your special wishes.

Had the shakshouka and a side of bacon and both tasted great. The shakshouka was really different but a healthy choice for breakfast. I added the cheese since everything is better with cheese. Service was good and friendly. It’s one of the few places open at 9 am on a Sunday for breakfast. Amsterdam tends to start their day later but I’m glad I could find something to eat. Teddy’s gets five star or good food at a great price and great service. They don’t try to be something they’re not.

This place is great if you want a decent tasty filling meal to eat out but your on a budget.
Its very simple and basic. all you can eat ribs with a large portion of chips and a large salad for about 15 quid !!! then we got beer to go with it. Service was grand but atmosphere in the place is a bit dull… they didn’t have a radio on or any background music or anything, and when the staff weren’t busy they just sat around on their phones and stuff, no pretending to look busy here anyway ! it was a bit off putting anyway … we felt like we were in their way of «chilling out» then if we needed to ask for something, like an extra drink or whatever (as they didn’t check in on us) however they were sound enough, far from rude, just came across a bit lazy but they were friendly enough, so maybe thats mean to say ! I would go back though ! also quick, free wifi !

Best spot to eat at after a Long night out in Amsterdam they were fast have a good variety of Food and beverages. nice atmosphere.

Went here on my vacation, and boy was I pleasantly surprised. This place was pretty empty at night, so we went in and got great service. The portions are large and the food was very tasty. Probably the best place overall I’ve been to in several countries in Europe because of the cheap cost, the good food, and great service. The girl with the red hair was so sweet. Wish I could have a place like this in the U.S.

Located on Warmoesstraat near the Red Light Distric is the little restaurant that serves mostly breakfast. Eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, hash browns, waffles and pancakes are a great change of pace for Amsterdam. It was refreshing. But there are also plenty of offerings for dinner or lunch in the way of burgers, spare ribs, curry and pasta. The service was fast and the food came out quickly. In addition, the prices were low. If you’re there later in the evening there is a full bar so you can have a stiff drink or a beer along with your meal. However, they do not allow dogs into the restaurant.

Nothing to complain about here! Food was a great price and good quality. Central location just off the red light district. They have full English or American style breakfasts for only 6 € and are good sizes and taste great. The rest of the food looks good and is also very fairly priced. There is a bar too. The store itself isn’t huge but not cramped either. Friendly staff, good service. Not a top end restaurant by any means but I gave it 5stars because it was cheap, tasty, central, and friendly.

I don’t know how to categorize this business, I was going to label it British because they have an English breakfast and they have Burgers & Chips. But then again also have a dish called Shakshouka (which looks mighty yummy) but it’s not British… they also have pasta, pizza, pancakes, waffles, a French breakfast, curry dishes, Schnitzel and stir fry on the menu, all around place, so I am calling it Modern European serving up all kinds of dishes. The main enticement that is displayed is the All You Can Eat Spare-​Ribs for 12.50 Euros, comes with fries and salad, but many many many little restaurant in Amsterdam offer All You Can Eat Spare-​Ribs. The main thing that drew me in was by the open window out front I saw a gentlemen eating eggs, bacon and sides on his plate. That did it for me, I was tired of eating the typical baked goods breakfast like pancakes, toast, breads, cereals accompanied with fruit or cheese, too common. It was finally good to see what I’m use to a platter of eggs and bacon/​sausage. I go in and order my needed morning coffee, the Full English Breakfast and water. The meal was good, priced right at only 6 Euros. The Full English Breakfast includes 2 eggs, 2 sausages, 2 slices of toast, bacon, sides of butter and a bowl of beans. The atmosphere is comfortable, waitress very nice, watched music videos on the television hung on the wall, sitting in one of the three tables up front watching people walk by. There’s more seating in back and the bathroom is clean. It is a really clean and comfortable place to dine.
Some menu items:
Other Breakfast combos: 6 Euros
Egg Dishes x3 with toast and butter (Scrambled, Omelette’s, Fried): 6 Euros
Pancakes and Waffles: 6 Euros
Sides (Garlic Bread, Fries, Rice, Salad, Onion Rings): 3 Euros
Soups: 3 Euros
Sandwiches
Burgers: 6 Euros
Pizzas (Margherita, Funghi, Proscuitto, Veggi, Bolognese): 6 Euros
Pasta’s (Lasagne, Penne): 6 Euros
Meat Dishes: 6 Euros
Curry Dishes: 6 Euros
Stir Fry: 6 Euros
Variety of Drinks (Milkshakes, Bottled Water, Cola, Tea, Orange/​Apple, Redbull)
Liquor (Guinness, Grolsch, Heineken, Duvel, Corona, Wine, Spirits, Jagermeister 2 Euros a shot — one free after 5)