Oficina

I saw review about this place snd the review said interior is really good and vibe also nice. It was true. It's like really small than I expected but that's why I like it, like a small cozy cafe. When we visit was like 11am so it was not busy so we can seat at the upstairs space. It was very interesting that they have really a lot of pages for drink menu and only one page for eating. I ordered matcha latte and it was okay. For the brunch menu we ordered french toast and potato pancake, I really like the french toast especially the salted cream. The sweet and salty flavor balanced well.

A place in the best traditions of minimalism, focused on its audience. Attentive and non-intrusive service. A small creative menu that they update periodically. Great food with original and fresh flavors. You should go here if you are interested in something other than the classic breakfast with bacon or avocado toast. A large selection of Asian teas with several excellent varieties on the menu, I was pleasantly surprised.

I’m not really a brunch type of person but this place was incredible. Atmosphere is chill, modern and cozy. Staff were very friendly, and service was good. The food was fantastic, we ordered the scrambled eggs on toast, which were top tier (fluffy and creamy) and shared the asparagus (amazing) and a rhubarb crepe (also amazing). Could be considered pricey but you’re paying for high quality ingredients and fresh produce. Highly recommend.

We really loved scrambled egg with miso I am Korean and unfortunately I couldn't find anything special about the dish of the week which was cold noodle with kimchi this week But in general we really fell in love with this cafe. Also interior design is great! Highly recommend

I recently had the pleasure of having lunch at this amazing spot, and I have to say, I absolutely loved it. The flavours and combinations were absolutely amazing, and I was blown away by the quality of the food. One thing that really stood out to me about this restaurant was the simplicity of the menu. They only offer four options for breakfast and three for lunch, which is a refreshing change from the overwhelming menus that you often see at other restaurants. I was also thrilled to learn that the menu changes every month, so there's always something new and exciting to try. But what really stole the show for me was the tea. It's clear that tea is their specialty, and I can't recommend their matcha latte enough. It was so good that I went back for a second one! In addition to the amazing food and drinks, the atmosphere of the restaurant was also really nice. It had a modern vibe with a Japanese touch, and I felt right at home as soon as I walked in the door. Overall, I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves good food and a great atmosphere. You won't be disappointed!

The most flavorful food I ever ate in Amsterdam. While the friendly staff, hip interior design that is very unique and elegant were highlights already, hands down the reason you must check out Oficina is the food. I only experienced 2 dishes from one of the editions of their menu but they were out of this world. Restaurant in the Netherlands tend to be very tame in flavor but the cooks at Oficina didn’t hold back. The dishes were not spicy, just packed full of flavor. Spices and combinations of ingredients that made the dishes a whole experience. The only reason I didn’t order more is because the portion was very generous and made me full. You have to check out Oficina, my new favorite in Amsterdam, and if you like Matcha tea, theirs is amazing too!

Very cute bar restaurant in De Baarjes. The service was very attentive and the food great. One of the owners is from the Basque Country in Spain so they have good basque wines within their menu. Also their dish menu changes every now and then so you won’t get bored of it. Perfect for a date or just a nice relaxing coffee on a weekday. Will definitely come back and try other things. Heads up!

Used to enjoy this place a lot but recent experiences been poor. Staff can barely greet you and just points at the bar where you can sit in a corner with no service. Food is boring, something you can make at home, and overpriced. Also the plate was full of oily fingerprints. Interior is nice but for food and matcha, Amsterdam got wayyy better places.