Restaurants You must visit in Europe

1. Le Dit Vin (68 Rue Blanche, Paris):

There is a large wine selection, and the food is flavourful and delicious. The menu changes every day dependent on what is fresh, so all I can recommend as a continuous is the Cheese Plate.

2. Moeders (Rozengracht 251, Amsterdam):

This restaurant is well-known for serving traditional Dutch cuisine. This is a small place full with portraits of people’s mothers with outdoor seating in the summer. The best value is the Dutch sampler for two, where you may sample a heaping of traditional Dutch food, including many cabbage, potatoes and meat.

3. U Medvídku (Na Perštýn 7, Prague):

This is really one of the oldest in the city and wherever I get my tour groups each year. Czech food is heavy on the meat and potatoes, and this spot is no exemption. Here you can come across a delicious collection of home-brewed beer, thick potato dumplings, heavy goulash, duck and completely-cooked pork.

4. Pancakes! (Berenstraat 38, Amsterdam):

This serves traditional Dutch pancakes: big thin, crêpelike pancakes with tons of tasty toppings. This is small, so try to keep away from peak eating times as the wait can get quite long. Large portions form this place worth your time and money.