Van Speijkstraat in Amsterdam
The parking spaces are located in the enclosed parking garage at the base of the complex. The parking garage is accessible from Van Speijkstraat and features a remote-controlled electric gate. Each parking space measures approximately 5 x 2.4 meters. Several parking spaces are Available. The Homeowners’ Association (VvE) is active, and management is handled by VvE Beheer Amsterdam.
Accessibility
The location is easily accessible by car via the A10 ring road. Take exit 6 toward Amsterdam Nieuw-West. Follow the S106 and drive along Hoofdweg and Postjesweg to your destination.
Details
• Dimensions: 5 x 2.40 meters
• Installation of a charging station is possible; HOA approval is required
• Ground lease payments have been paid off through November 30, 2055
• Monthly homeowners’ association fee is €45.26 per month
• Available for immediate move-in
• It is possible to purchase a second parking space in the garage
1057 XR Amsterdam
Sham West
Restaurant Sham is the very first Syrian restaurant in Amsterdam. Chefs experienced in Syrian cuisine are in the kitchen every day preparing wonderful Syrian dishes such as Baba Ganoush, Fatoush, and Foul Muqalla. The restaurant has a great atmosphere and regularly features live music. Because the small dishes are meant to be shared with your table companions, a visit to Sham is always a convivial occasion. Good conversation, beautifully presented plates, and delicious fresh ingredients: at Sham, your evening is complete.
1057 GX Amsterdam
Thai Thai Doll
Thai Thai Poppetje is an authentic Thai street food restaurant that emphasizes freshness. Their limited menu includes classics such as fish cakes, as well as original creations such as red curry rice balls with a creamy filling and a crispy crust. The restaurant also offers vegetarian and vegan options.
1057 VS Amsterdam
Rotishop Gieta
Since 2008, Rotishop Gieta has been a remarkable institution in the neighborhood, where generations-old family recipes form the basis for their delicious dishes. Gieta, who knows many by name, welcomes a diverse clientele for roti, bara, and bami. Gieta still proudly rolls her own roti, because in her opinion, handmade is always best.
1057 XV Amsterdam
Mr. de Wit is Hungry
In 2015, Meneer de Wit heeft Honger (Mr. de Wit is Hungry) opened; a restaurant with a homely atmosphere and delicious food. Chef Simo Bouabgha learned to cook from his grandmother in the south of Morocco and loves the food that mothers around the Mediterranean cook with love and patience. The menu consists of seasonal dishes with these refined and warm flavors, often based on vegetables, but there is also sustainable meat, poultry and fish.
1057 SV Amsterdam
September
September is an intimate wine bar and restaurant in De Baarsjes, run by three friends, Matthew, Valentijn, and Lizzy, who met in the hospitality industry and are now creating their own dream place. Their style is based on French culinary logic with local seasonal products and a compact menu that changes regularly. Wine plays a leading role, with an emphasis on natural wine and an approach that makes it easy to discover without fuss.
1053 CE Amsterdam
Bar Central
Bar Centraal is located on the lively Ten Katemarkt in Oud-West. A former BBQ restaurant on Ten Katemarkt proved to be the perfect location for a second wine bar for the people of Glouglou. Bar Centraal consists of two parts: one where you can eat at the bar of the open kitchen, and a larger part where the wine bar is located. The passageway between the two areas features a large wine refrigerator. The wine list consists of natural wines (listed in the Star wine list!), and most of the delicious dishes are meant to be shared.
1053 RJ Amsterdam
Dona
With Restaurante Dona, owners Diogo and Sjors pay tribute to their grandmothers and Portuguese cuisine. Chef Diogo owes his love and exceptional cooking skills to his grandmothers, Tana & Tonica. Since childhood, they taught him the craft of authentic Portuguese cuisine. Since then, he has shared his passion and expertise in many European restaurants. He introduces guests from all over the world to delicious Portuguese dishes. For Sjors, Dona embodies his passion for hospitality and the unconditional support of his grandmothers in this endeavor. Bep and Nel always predicted that Sjors would one day open his own restaurant. They supported him throughout his career in the management of high-end restaurants.
1053 AH Amsterdam
Van 't Spit
As you might expect, grilled chicken, served in half or whole portions, takes center stage here. The chicken is juicy, well marinated, and has a perfect grilled flavor. It can be combined with various sauces such as red onion chutney and piripiri. Classic side dishes such as French fries, corn, coleslaw, and mashed potatoes are Available. Van 't Spit has a relaxed, warm atmosphere and offers generous portions at a very good price.
1053 RJ Amsterdam
Little Sin
Le Petit Péché symbolizes the little sin. By cooking openly behind the bar, they want to show that it is possible to prepare meat and fish in a respectful manner. The ingredients are locally sourced. The chefs embrace products that are often less common. The (already) signature dish is fried frog legs with bottarga and marrow mayonnaise. Naturally, they strive to retain the warm and accessible flavors that people know from Café Beurre.
1057 BS Amsterdam
Bar Baarsh
A fun and cozy bar in De Baarsjes where you can enjoy a bite to eat, a drink, or a pub quiz on Monday evenings. The owners of Visbar Beet took over the business in November 2019 but wanted to preserve the "old" Bar Baarsh. So it's still the same cozy restaurant we're used to. The kitchen is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for breakfast, lunch, drinks, and dinner. For lunch, you can choose from various dishes such as grilled vegetables with sweet potato chipotle cream or avocado mash with avocado, egg, and tomato. For dinner, choose from BBQ sea bream, glazed rib eye, or the Bar Baarsch burger.
1053 EN Amsterdam
Sababa
The owner of Sababa wanted good, perfect falafel. They started trying out different combinations, tasting products, and that's how their perfect falafel sandwich was created. Inspired by Israeli cuisine, great for a quick bite or an extensive meal with a beer.
1057 DT Amsterdam
Daalder (*)
Chef Huwaë's Indonesian roots and Asian influences spice up his inventiveness. He does not shy away from contrasting flavors. This chef's talent lies in the harmony he achieves with such combinations. Sometimes he is a little more classic, such as with a perfectly cooked langoustine served with a butter sauce enriched with champagne, orange, and Grand Marnier. Subtle, intense, explosive. Totally Dennis Huwaë. Daalder has 1 Michelin star.
1053 NT Amsterdam
Eetcafé Meo’s Colosseum
At the Surinamese and Caribbean Eetcafé Meo’s Colosseum, you can go any day from 4:00 AM to 10:30 PM, and on Saturdays until 5:00 AM (and sometimes even longer). They are always ready for you when other eateries are closed, with delicacies such as nasi, bami, pom, or moksi alesi. On Fridays and Saturdays, there are also barbecue dishes and homemade fries. Can't get enough? They will soon be open 24 hours.
1053 AT Amsterdam
Canary club
Everyone knows the food halls in West. What not everyone knows, however, is the Kanarie Club, located at the back of the building. This part of the old factory halls is filled with the club's brilliant concept: a large space with enough room to settle down with or without a laptop, as well as host large events and gatherings. In the middle of the space is a kitchen-like bar where you can drink tasty cocktails. In addition, the Kanarie Club is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In short, there is more than enough to keep you there all day long.
1053 WD Amsterdam
The Word
Tijn Verstappen, known for restaurants such as Pazzi, Oeuf, Gertrude, and Van 't Spit, found this historic building to be the perfect location for a French bistro in the Westers district. La Parole, led by talented chef Olivier Hirschmann (26), offers brunch, lunch, dinner, and drinks seven days a week at affordable prices. The menu includes classic French dishes such as moules frites, omelets, and cheeseburgers, as well as innovative creations such as brioche toast with steak tartare and ravioli with crab in a bisque sauce. La Parole is a welcome addition to the neighborhood, offering a relaxed atmosphere with excellent wine and a cozy bar to hang out in.
1053 GS Amsterdam
Wakuli
Wakuli derives from the Swahili word 'wakulima', which means farmer. Here you will find high-quality coffee that has been sourced sustainably at affordable prices. They source their beans from small-scale farmers who produce green coffee and roast them in the best possible way for maximum flavor. You can get all the usual coffee varieties here, as well as delicious iced coffee and nitro cold brew. Last but not least, they have a number of sweet and savory treats Available, from empanadas to sandwiches and croissants.
1053 CG Amsterdam
Rustem's Shop
Rustem is a hidden gem on Ten Katestraat. It's a toko you definitely shouldn't miss. The shop is tucked away behind a market stall and is family-run. The neat interior and fresh display case products reflect the care they take. We recommend the pom sandwich or the ketjap chicken sandwich. The sandwiches are authentically seasoned with spicy pepper and refreshingly sour, all at an affordable price.
1053 AT Amsterdam
North Sea
Mer du Nord is located in the popular Foodhallen in Amsterdam-West. Delicious Dutch fish snacks are on the menu here. The two chefs from Restaurant 212 are the owners of this place. The fresh oysters are highly recommended, but the crispy soft crab on a sandwich is also delicious.
1053 AT Amsterdam
Food halls
The Foodhallen are inspired by the indoor food markets found in other major cities such as Madrid, Copenhagen, and London. In the Foodhallen, you will find stalls offering the best that Amsterdam has to offer in terms of cuisine. With more than twenty different cuisines ranging from Michelin-starred concepts to street food. Kibbeling and squid from Mer Du Nord, tacos from Taqueria Lima, or Vietnamese food at Viet View.
1057 JV Amsterdam
The Wine Spot
The Wine Spot was founded in 2012 by Filipe and Paulo in a small anti-squatting shop on Jan Evertsenstraat in Amsterdam. This temporary location was quickly replaced by a larger, permanent location at Admiraal de Ruijterweg 43. This wine shop offers an extensive range of wines from all over Europe, both natural and classic varieties. Each bottle comes with a handwritten note explaining the wine, its region of origin, and the vinification process. For those who prefer something different, there is also a wide selection of craft beers, port, sherry, and dessert wines.
1057 ZX Amsterdam
Fort Nine Bakery
At Fort negen in De Baarsjes, you can see how bread is baked. While you eat your freshly baked croissant, you can watch the bakers passionately kneading dough on the flour-covered workbenches in the shop and in front of the display window. The bakers use a traditional method of bread making, with the sourdough bread rising for no less than 26 hours. This ensures a delicious crispy crust and a soft inside. They only use organic products and make everything by hand. Another fun thing is that you can take a workshop on making sourdough bread or croissants.
1057 BT Amsterdam
T's teas
At T's Teas, everything revolves around a love for the underrated tea leaf. If you think tea is just a boring drink, you're sure to change your mind here. All the knowledge about tea leaves and the drinks you can make with them is gathered here in one shop. The aroma alone is worth a visit. If you want to taste the tea first or take a break from all the aromas, you can visit the tea bar, where you can drink all kinds of tea drinks from all over the world.
1053 CG Amsterdam
Ten Katemarkt
At the Ten Kate Market in Amsterdam Oud-West, you can find delicious fresh fruit and vegetables, roasted nuts, flowers, fish, bread, and much more. People from the neighborhood usually do their shopping here, but it's also worth a visit just for the atmosphere. The merchants call out their special offers, so there's a good chance you'll leave the market with a well-filled shopping bag. The Ten Kate Market has a history dating back to 1912 and has since become a multicultural market with Amsterdam charm. Where people used to come to the market with handcarts to sell their products during the day, there are now stalls.
1053 AT Amsterdam
The Maker Market
De Hallen in Oud-West organizes a weekend market once a month. Here you will find all kinds of sustainable brands from local entrepreneurs and makers from Amsterdam and the surrounding area. The market has a diverse range of products and allows you to look at Sustainability locally produced goods in a different way. You can also visit De Hallen for a movie, a tasty snack, or a drink, making a visit to this market a versatile outing.
1057 HT Amsterdam
The BirdTsang
The BirdTsang is a young ceramics studio located on Baarsjesweg that creates unique, handmade designs. The Bird Tsang is run by artists Robin de Vogel & Johannes Tsang, who focus on collaborating with innovative chefs to create unique, custom designs that complement and enhance the dining experience with distinctive and sustainable ceramic tableware.
