Grand Café l'Opera

Frommer's Review

The main advantage of l'Opera is that beyond its Art Nouveau facade is probably the best, most restrained terrace on Rembrandtplein (though others are more centrally located). On busy days in good weather, the Art Deco interior is a cool and quiet brasserie-style retreat, but of course on such days, no one wants to go inside. The food in this cafe-restaurant is fine, if nothing to write home about. Menu items include such standards as salads, steak and mushrooms, croquettes, and mussels, and even Thai chicken curry for variation. Service, though friendly, is at times a bit erratic.

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