Scot Moss

Been to BAUT many times. I always go for the chefs menu which is very well priced in my opinion. The last time I went however I did feel like it really wasn't enough food. Most people were still hungry after dinner. If you are booking a table of more than 6, I'd go somwhere else as you will be seated on separate tables and will likely have to remind service about your drinks etc many times.

Been here twice and enjoyed both times. Nice dark, warm interior. Wines by the glass are actually very good. Wine list is pretty good. The food menu is short but also good. No options for children though. Famous for their flammkuchen in my opinion.

Was not impressed. Many parts of the park appeared closed or not working anymore. The crab area was totally empty. Some play places had buttons and so on to do things or hear sounds but none of them worked. I got the impression they've shutted a few things, for example the beach store (pictured) which is now a smoking area. Almost all the things to see in the park are scheduled shows which is abit annoying if you don't want to wait in lines and go to things at specific times.

Great spot for some pub-style British food in Amsterdam. The scones are good, full English is pretty good and the shepherds pie also good. I was not a fan of there Sunday roast. It just lacked flavour and the pork had no crackling at all. I would go for there other better menu options. They have a pretty good selection of UK ciders and perry, not just the sweet commercial stuff you find elsewhere.