NENI Amsterdam

Visited Neni for Fathersday and had a great brunch with my dad and partner. Our waitress from Torino, Italy (sorry I forgot your name!) was so lovely, welcoming and full of smiles. She made us feel very comfortable and took good care of us. The dishes as always we're very tasty and we took home 3 breads to enjoy some more at home. Will return soon!

Neni is a family owned business which offers a rich amount of flavors inspired by Israeli, Lebanese and broader Mediterranean culinary traditions. We loved all the colorful plates that we got put on the table :) The menu empathizes shared dining, so you can try different things, but in that case I do find the dishes slightly overpriced. We had the Levant plate, sea bream and grilled cauliflower which were tasteful for sure, but I find 34 euros for the Levant plate for example quite expensive, which consisted of mostly humus.. The location is beautiful and well curated, consisting of industrial elements with warm Mediterranean touches. There are lots of plants which I loved! And there is an open kitchen which serves as the heart of the restaurant, which I as well liked. Their cocktail bar serves a lot of different cocktails, with their specialization being citrus-infused cocktails. Plus they also have their own bakery during the day, serving their own sourdough breads. I love all that this place has to offer!

We had a wonderful dining experience at NENI! The fish was incredibly flavorful and delicious, and the atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming. A special thanks to our server, Loubna from Italy — she made the evening even more memorable!

Neni is easily one of our favourite restaurants in Amsterdam. Very friendly and attentive service, and a chic and cozy interior. The food are classic dishes from the Levant with a modern twist, and never fail to impress, with mazing flavour combinations. Best enjoyed with one of their delicious cocktails and wines.

We did the four-course menu for a group of 10. They brought out a ton of dishes for each course meant to be shared across the table. I really liked the different variety of vegetable dishes, especially the carrots. I don’t usually go for tartare, but this one was surprisingly good. The chicken and steak had great flavor. The fried feta was interesting, though everyone thought it was too salty. I tried a bunch of desserts - the Knafeh was the best. With so many dishes, we all just took a bite or two of everything, which might not be for everyone, but our group didn’t mind. They also had a great cocktail and wine menu. I loved the Notorious F.I.G Negroni. Service was super friendly and accommodating, and they let me charge my phone.

Amazing Israeli food in Amsterdam! The service is really excellent with friendly waiters who take their time explaining the dishes to you. The menu is varied and all the food combinations work out great. The restaurant is also very big and the ambience is great. Highly recommend!

We went here for Valentine’s Day and had the absolute best time! For a set price of 66€ pp we got more food than you can imagine. 4 courses, each 4 dishes to share including tuna tartar, sea bass, calamari and an array of vegetarian options. We started off with a complementary cocktail and a super nice waiter who asked us if we had any dietary preferences or restrictions. The service was outstanding, friendly, personal and yet professional. The food was excellent and the (Lebanese) wines were tried fit the dishes perfectly. Overall a great experience!! Some highlights for me were: the fried califlower, the tuna tartar, the carrot labneh salad

Great starters, limited main courses for vegetarians. Avoid the Cauliflower, fill up on Mezze!! Sabich is good.