Pinsa’s

I ate here twice when I was staying at a houseboat nearby. Really, really, good pizza here. No doubt about it. Great pizza combinations. The diablo pizza was outstanding. Other pizza are good, too. Really quaint place, and nice servers. With this in mind, however, we did have an issue the second time we stopped in. Clearly, the waitress that night was new. She was right off the boat from Italy, and she was messing everybody’s orders up. She gave me a diet coke when I requested a regular coke. She messed up my mother’s vegetarian pizza. It was supposed to have light cheese, and, well, it didn’t. My pie was, also, a little messed up, too. But, with this all said, I’d make it a point to come back here when in Amsterdam.

One of the best pizzas I tried in Amsterdam, completely worthed.
There you can find a nice variety of pizzas for every taste, and please trust in Danilo (owner’s son) wisdom and don’t try to change or add any of the ingredients, he really know what is doing.
Because everything is completely fresh is better if you order online in advance, otherwise you could wait in the restaurant with a nice glass of wine/​beer, the place lack of any special decoration, really simplistic, but you’ll enjoy it for sure.
So if you are a pizza fan this is one of the places you shouldn’t miss in Amsterdam.

Top of the line pizza’s in the spaarndammerbuurt. Traditional and creative pizza’s and other Italian dishes. Truly works of pizza craftsmanship. Next to the many pizza baking certificates on the walls a bit of a dull decoration and no music. Simplistic works for me though. A couple of years ago indeed a bit slow with serving (and paying). After a recent visit this no longer seems the case. Eating at Pinsas feels like (as the Dutch expression says «een engeltje die op je tong piest) a little angel pissing on your tung. Mostly English spoken restaurant.