Eddy Spaghetti, Amsterdam

Visited on Saturday night at 8.45pm. Shared a bottle of house red and had the aubergine melanzane and a flatbread to shared to start. Gorgeous food. Then had the venison ragu and I had the pumpkin ravioli for main. The most amazing pasta- so tasty with the lovely hazelnut butter sauce unlike anything I’ve had before. Not a cheap meal but excellent value for money both with the quality of food and service. Would love to return if ever in Amsterdam again.

I booked a table here for my girlfriend not realising that they had changed the menu and removed the carbonara (my girlfriends favourite food) so I emailed Eddy’s explaining that I booked the table hoping to get the carbonara and Kirsten emailed back saying they would happily make us one even though it wasnt on the menu anymore, my girlfriend and I really enjoyed ourselves and the food was delicious, we will definitely be coming back! Thank you very much!!

We visited Eddy Spaghetti on the 14th of January 2020 after reading reviews and checking out the menu. We thought to book but wasn’t sure if we’d make it there in the evening after such a busy day! We headed there at around 7.30PM (a silly time to go without a reservation, we know, but we took our chances as it was a Tuesday night). We popped the address into our maps and walked from our hotel. It was slightly of the beaten track but wow let me tell you, it was worth it... Upon arrival, this cute little restaurant that appeared to be full of Dutch locals was all lit up with fairy lights and had every table full! We were gutted.. However, the man working (possibly manager/owner) came over to us and said we could sit at their bar and we could have a drink and wait for our food after we’d ordered and he’d move us to a table as soon as he could). I ordered a pink gin and lemonade and my boyfriend had a coke. It was lovely to see the open kitchen with the two chefs in. They were doing a brilliant job considering the restaurant was full. The lighting and atmosphere was lovely. We shared the bruschetta to start. It was honestly the BEST bruschetta toppings I’ve ever had - the tomato salsa, mushrooms and mozzarella, and the the mackerel rillete was incredible! After we finished our starter at the bar and then the lovely waiter made up a table for us to move to! We then shared the Extravaganza pizza (which had spicy salami, olives, onion, Parmesan and rocket) and the Di Mare seafood pasta (with mussels and octopus and bread). I loved the pizza, it was thin and crispy and all things Italian. My boyfriend enjoyed it but did however find it slightly too oily. I enjoyed the pasta but found it so much I couldn’t finish it! The sauce however, was delicious so I mopped it all up either he bread on the side. Considering the restaurant was so busy and there were only two staff on, they were incredibly attentive. The food was delicious and it was a lovely atmosphere. It cost us no more than €60 for the two of us and it was so worth it! Recommend for sure!

Warm welcome, lovely food, nice wine. I had the melanzane and the arrabiata and both were fab. Definitely worth getting a bit off the beaten track to visit.

Good atmosphere, but its the pizza that takes this to a 5 star for me. Best pizza I ever had! I will really recomend it

Found this restaurant in Time Out’s best restaurants. Not an obvious choice because just outside the centre so got an Uber. Did not disappoint, focaccia bread was the perfect starter with meatballs and spaghetti for main. Can safely say it’s the best pasta dish I’ve ever had. Fantastic service and fresh mints to finish. Sat outside with the heaters on which was a lovely vibe. Would definitely recommend this to anyone going to Amsterdam.