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| de balie de engelbewaarder de koe schillercafe vertigo |
de brakke grond festina lente de prins de schutter |
de doffer kapitein zeppos de reiger tisfris |
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Koe Marnixstraat 381 (625 44 82).   De
Koe (the cow) is a bar upstairs and a restaurant downstairs, catering to
a 25+ crowd. The interior sports lots of references to the cow theme, and
the ceiling is left to a different artist every now and then, leading to
interesting work. Cheap food, and regular live music on Sunday afternoons.
Open 4pm-1pm (3am weekends).Kitchen 6pm-11pm.  [5 reviews, avg 9/10] De Prins  Prinsengracht
124 (624 93 82). A popular bar-restaurant in a beautiful historic part of town. Breakfast, lunch and dinner all at very reasonable prices. Try the famous cheese fondue. During summer it's possible to sit outside, with a beautiful view of the canals. 
Open 10am-1am (2am weekends).Kitchen 10am-10pm.
[4 reviews, avg 8/10] |
| De Reiger  Nieuwe
Leliestraat 34 (624 74 26). One of the first bar-restaurants in the Jordaan, and still very popular. A large place, with a traditional 'brown' interior. Can get crowded, so make reservations if you want to eat.
Open 11am-1am (weekends 3am). Kitchen 11am-3pm & 6pm-11pm. [12 reviews, avg 9/10] |
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Schiller Cafe
Rembrandtplein 26 (624 98 46).  This
long and narrow bar-restaurant is part of the Schiller
hotel, with an original Art Deco interior that creates a turn-of-the-century
atmosphere. The Schiller Cafe has a glassed-in terrace at the front with
a good view of the Rembrandtplein.
Open daily 4pm-1am (2am weekends)Kitchen 6pm-10pm. [1 review, 9/10] De Schutter  Voetboogstraat
13-15 (622 46 08). Upstairs 'brown' college hangout with two wood-paneled rooms each with their own bar, and plastered with posters advertising cultural events. Laid-back atmosphere, friendly staff, and cheap food & drink.
Open 11am-1am (3am weekends).Kitchen 6pm-10pm.
[10 reviews, avg 7/10] Tisfris Sint Antoniebreestraat 142  (622 04 72). Large and roomy split-level bar near the Waterlooplein, with eye-catching tile mosaics. Mixed crowd of students, tourists and local shoppers. Kitchen with an extensive lunch menu, at reasonable prices.
Open daily 9am-7pm (8pm weekends).
[8 reviews, avg 9/10] Vertigo Vondelpark 3 (612 30 21).  Vertigo is housed in the Vondelpark pavilion, together with the Dutch Cinema Museum. It has the largest and arguably the most beautiful terrace in Amsterdam, with a wonderful view of the Vondelpark. Inside the pavilion is a bar-restaurant and a separate restaurant area. At times the kitchen adapts the menu to the theme of the exhibition in the Cinema Museum. 
Open 11am-1am (3am weekends).Kitchen 11am-3pm & 6-11pm.
[1 review, 10/10] |
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