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Summer is magic, especially when you're plopping down on that lovely new terrace of that fantastic new restaurant. Amsterdam's hospitality industry keeps busy in the summer, too. These establishments have recently opened their doors and, as soon as the first rays of sunshine appear, they're ready to set up their terraces. Read on to discover the new Amsterdam restaurants with great terraces that everyone is talking about.
V12 says it best: fantastic dishes at an affordable price (3 courses for around €32,50!), plenty of space, and a lovely terrace where the sun always shines. Located in a former metal workshop, it has that authentic Amsterdam-Noord atmosphere. A bonus: it's also open for lunch on weekends and open daily until late.
Veldbiesstraat 10, Amsterdam – v12 restaurant.
A coffee shop and a snack bar (yes, that's a deliberate space). Turbo, the little brother of Buurtcafé de Tros, is certainly no ordinary snack bar. Here you'll find exciting bites and snacks. Open from 8 a.m. for specialty coffee and pastries. End your day with (natural) wine and, absolutely, their homemade croquette sandwich.
Reinwardtstraat 1, Amsterdam – turboamsterdam.nl
We had no doubt whatsoever that Chef Angelo's Massalia would become one of the best new establishments in East. Gitane is his first restaurant, and what a success it has been. Massalia on Beukenplein boasts a large terrace, and the dishes will make you feel like you're at the crossroads of Marseille and Greece.
Beukenplein 21, Amsterdam – restobarmassalia.nl

© Massalia
Where you once found Floryn, you'll now find Bisous. A restaurant with international allure and a lovely terrace on Albert Cuypstraat. Here you can dine in a Parisian atmosphere. At Bisous, you can dine extensively and linger until the early hours.
Albert Cuypstraat 31, Amsterdam – bisous-official.com
No longer "Jean & Marie," but still with that rock-solid menu of French classics. This terrace is also located on Albert Cuypstraat, and here too, you can dine at the beautifully set tables. The white linens radiate, and the sight of them always makes us automatically crave a chilled glass of red wine with a plate of Oeuf en meurette.
Albert Cuypstraat 58, Amsterdam – aubergeamsterdam.nl
Here you can move with the sun all day long. From breakfast to dinner to evening drinks. The terrace is large and always inviting. Whether you sit on the terrace by the building or on the bridge, you'll be in the right place this summer.
How often do Amsterdammers still visit the Red Light District? Mata Hari gives us another good reason. The terrace is situated on one of Amsterdam's oldest canals, and that's always a wonderful feeling. Fill your table with French-inspired dishes and don't forget the cocktails—they're perfect for a summer evening relaxing on the terrace.
Old Side Achterburgwal 22, Amsterdam – matahari-amsterdam.nl

© Auberge
No longer the newest addition to this list, but Breman Brasserie's terrace is now officially open. It's large, impressively large even. There are comfortable lounge chairs and nooks everywhere, and even a special play area for the kids. You can't go wrong with their burger, but feel free to experiment with the dishes on the menu.
Eastern Trade Quay 34, Amsterdam – thehoxton.com
Badhuis is more than just a restaurant; it's also a cultural venue with a fantastic monthly program. And importantly, it's also one of the finest terraces in Amsterdam East. You're welcome here for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, and the occasional dance.
Javaplein 21, Amsterdam – badhuisamsterdam.nl
Formerly Escobar, now a neighborhood restaurant with a strong focus on wine and delicious food prepared on an open fire. The owners have experience with Rijsel, Troef, and Bar du Champagne. If that's not a seal of approval, we don't know what is.
First Sweelinckstraat 10, Amsterdam – badcuypamsterdam.nl
If you take the time to cycle a little further to Bennies, you'll be rewarded not only with excellent food but also with a lovely terrace. Nestled among the industrial buildings, you'll feel truly lucky to have found this hidden gem.
Helicopterstraat 28, Amsterdam – benniesrestaurant.nl
Nestled in a vibrant corner of Noord, in terms of restaurants and cafes, lies the radiant Café Soleil. Rain or shine, with a menu packed with Mediterranean comfort food, the sun always shines here.
Papaverhoek 31, Amsterdam – cafesoleilamsterdam.nl
Dining al fresco on the Lindengracht is always a pleasure. We've enjoyed it at Il Fiore before, and now you can do it at Café Enté, where Il Fiore once was. There's plenty of room for walk-ins and a menu perfect for shared dining.
Lindengracht 31, Amsterdam – enteamsterdam.nl
Not the newest on the list, but now with a terrace. At Kafe Kontrast, Scandinavian and Indonesian cuisines converge for brunch and dinner. The terrace is small, but incredibly lovely.
Ceintuurbaan 71 H, Amsterdam – kafekontrast.com

© Café Soleil
At Tannay, formerly known as the Gouden Reael, the terrace overlooks the IJ and the Silodam. Unique indeed. This is perhaps the most beautiful terrace in Amsterdam-West. Here you can enjoy delicious French dishes among the historic buildings of Prinseneiland. Once again, unique.
Zandhoek 14, Amsterdam – restaurantscaron.nl
Bambino is unfortunately no longer around, but Cenc is a worthy replacement. The same people behind Cenc are behind Bar Parry, which means good wine and the same food. Enjoy the most delicious dishes on the Vijzelgracht, but definitely save room for the soft serve ice cream with olive oil and sea salt.
Vijzelgracht 5h, Amsterdam – cafecenc.nl

© Café Cenc