De Sneeker Pan

Laat day of our stay in Amsterdam when my wife had the hankering for some Dutch pancakes. After finding a drugstore for some Euro Afrin, we found this place. Nice server named Kimbely suggested banana-​cheese and strawberry and whipped cream pancakes. Both thin crepes and the cheese was thinly sliced edam melted on top, not ricotta cheese in the mix. Surprise, both were very good. Good coffees, too. Good spot for a low-​key Dutch breaky.

Our Party of 3 were looking to try Dutch pancakes and since after noon, we keep ending up at places that had stopped serving them and so wandered to this place cause were super hungry.
All the seats outside were taken so we sat inside and experience the lovely smell coming out of the kitchen above stairs. For drinks we got a fresh OJ, a cappuccino and a hot chocolate with whipped cream — all of us really enjoyed our drinks. You get charged more for hot chocolate with the whipped crème, but it was worth it.
Service wasn’t that quick but appreciate the fact that everything is cooked fresh and so that takes time. I didn’t have any experience with Dutch pancakes and so had expected to have lemon rinds or something in mine, so was taken aback when saw the fresh lemon that a friend explained I had to squeeze over the Pancake — it really wasn’t what I was expecting. There was also syrup and powdered sugar, so I could put add/​subtract that to my taste levels which I appreciated. All in all, the taste didn’t blow me away or anything, so reckon it was a solid 3 for me and oh also really filling without feeling over-​full.
My other two dining companion’s also rated their dishes a solid 3 — did the job of providing sustenance, but nothing really spectacular. Cost was € 34 for the three of us, so not too bad price-​wise but doubt if will return.

Something cheap that will fill you up.
A little off the main street, this is a good place to stop when you want a quick, relatively cheap meal. My husband got the Penne Napoli and I got a cheese crêpe. I was kind of disappointed by his pasta dish. I felt like it was something we could make at home. Basically tasted like pasta out of a box. I did enjoy the cheese crêpe. It was huge! It had cheese baked on top of it. I added powdered sugar and maple syrup to it. It was a little strange, but very good.
I would suggest coming here for the crepes.

okay food, but presentation was terrible. service was okay. entire experience was meh.
aldo took ages to get our change back

Lecker Frühstück zu angemessenen Preisen, Bedienung und Atmosphäre sind nett und das Frühstück wird frisch zubereitet, ebenso wie der Orangensaft und die Früchte auf dem Joghurt

This restaurant is somewhat unassuming and not directly on the most tourist trafficked streets of Amsterdam. As the morning clientele began to trickle in, this was reflected in the patrons who were distinctly local and seemed to have a lot of regulars. When creating the Unilocal!Entry, their hours also reflected this, as it was basically 9am to about 8pm… or whenever they felt like closing earlier or later; it wasn’t a set time.
We tried the «Dutch Pancakes» with cheese and ham, which the waitress informed us was a very typical Netherlands pancake. It was quite thin (very much like a crêpe), and the toppings fairly nice. I wouldn’t call it spectacular, but — tourist alert — I haven’t had enough of the local pancakes to make any overall evaluation of its authentic nature. Overall, it’s a more than decent restaurant, has the advantage that it’s open earlier than other «breakfast» places in the area, and the prices are reasonable.