Sinne

The service was really nice, and they have a great selection of wines. The presentation was on point, and the dishes offered a fascinating mix of flavors—definitely something you wouldn’t try at home. The execution of each dish was intriguing and quite unique. While some in our group found the flavor combinations a bit challenging, it was overall a great culinary adventure. Definitely a nice spot for a special occasion!

Marvelous dinner experience! We went to Sinne Restaurant for a 4 course dinner with wine paring. Food just above all possible grades. Amazing! We enjoyed every course to the last piece. Wine paring is very exotic and unusual, off the beaten trail. Recommend to everyone! Our regards to the chef and the team!

Restaurant Sinne offers fine dining. We opted for the six dinner menu with accompanying wines. Food was great. The wines as well, but a bit played too much on the safe side; the wines could have been a bit more adventurous. Service is good and not too formal. A really good experience.

Really beautiful, flavourful food. Nice staff. Tables on the kitchen end are too close to each other, but it's kind of interesting seeing the chefs work. Six-course menu ended up being like ten courses, none disappointing. A lovely experience!

Had the best meal here! Great staff, beautiful room, warm welcome - and awesome food. Every course was a triumph. One of the most enjoyable meals in years. Highly recommended - you’ll love it!

Overall I would avoid this restaurant. The food did not taste bad but the “food science” only seems to detract from the food. You can tell the chefs have talent but the purées and imagined style brings down rather than elevates each dish, the food was too salty, heavy, and over sauced. The presentation is the highlight of this meal, but I can’t taste with my eyes. Though when you realize a lot of the dishes are upside down bowls and cups it just cheapens the experience. While not bad, when paying over 125 euros per person (without drinks), I just expect a higher standard. With so many amazing restaurants in Amsterdam, you’re better off eating elsewhere. P.s. - the staircase down to the bathroom is an accident waiting to happen. If you do the wine pairing be careful or you’ll end up in the hospital

Very relaxed and casual service, food was tasty and creative, with a kimchi and smoked aubergine lamb dish that stood out We celebrated our wedding anniversary and they were really attentive and offered us a small bottle of prosecco and a card from the team which was a very nice touch.

Disappointing experience, not up to the standards of a Michelin star restaurant. Food was good, but service was very poor. We took the 6-course menu with the wine-pairing. The composition of the dishes were barely explained and the wine was served quickly, with absolutely no description whatsoever. Perhaps the most disappointing wine-pairing experience I’ve had ever at a fine dining establishment. Dinner took 4+ hours total, so be ready for excruciatingly slow service. Had to keep asking waiters to refill water glasses. We had made a reservation for a large group, but not everyone showed up. We got charged for the 2 people that didn’t show up. Not an issue, but the additional charged menus were never served and the manager did not even consider asking us whether we wanted them served. He just tacked them onto the bill. There also several sneaky charges to the bill: - Petite slice of bread + water = €7.50 per person! - They asked if we wanted some tiny chocolates after our dessert, which we assumed were courtesy of the chef. Nope, €13.50 per person! I will not be coming back. I hope you consider other options for your next fine-dining experience.