Food Scene
Open for breakfast from 8am (go for the fluffy pancakes!), up to lunch and dinner. They also have a sunny terrace where you enjoy your caffeine shot.
68 locals recommend
BARTACK
124 PostjeswegOpen for breakfast from 8am (go for the fluffy pancakes!), up to lunch and dinner. They also have a sunny terrace where you enjoy your caffeine shot.
A modern food market housing several restaurants, varying in cuisine from Vietnamese Street Food to ‘funky’ hot dogs. Make sure you come here with a empty stomach so you can enjoy nibbles from the stalls. If you don’t want to stay and eat at one of the crowded tables, you’re in luck, as most of the stalls offer take out. Here you can also find antique markets during the weekend, a brilliant souvenir shop and a art-house cinema.
1500 locals recommend
Foodhallen Amsterdam
16 BellamypleinA modern food market housing several restaurants, varying in cuisine from Vietnamese Street Food to ‘funky’ hot dogs. Make sure you come here with a empty stomach so you can enjoy nibbles from the stalls. If you don’t want to stay and eat at one of the crowded tables, you’re in luck, as most of the stalls offer take out. Here you can also find antique markets during the weekend, a brilliant souvenir shop and a art-house cinema.
This place is close the wonderful Vondelpark, so take your pizza to go and eat al fresco. Cozy tables are placed close together so you can easily eavesdrop on your neighbors for some juicy gossip. Service is friendly and quick. Oh and the pizza is delicious as well! You can find their menu on the table in our living room.
182 locals recommend
De Pizzabakkers
2 Plantage KerklaanThis place is close the wonderful Vondelpark, so take your pizza to go and eat al fresco. Cozy tables are placed close together so you can easily eavesdrop on your neighbors for some juicy gossip. Service is friendly and quick. Oh and the pizza is delicious as well! You can find their menu on the table in our living room.
This huge café is built inside of a former cinema complex that was constructed in the 1920s on western border of de Pijp. Its interior covers several floors, and large sections of the café are perched on top mezzanines that are stacked above its main bar. Albert Cuyp Markt is only a few blocks away, and CT Coffee & Coconuts is a fantastic stopping-off point for visitors who are exploring Amsterdam’s trendy, southern neighborhoods.
372 locals recommend
Coffee & Coconuts
282 CeintuurbaanThis huge café is built inside of a former cinema complex that was constructed in the 1920s on western border of de Pijp. Its interior covers several floors, and large sections of the café are perched on top mezzanines that are stacked above its main bar. Albert Cuyp Markt is only a few blocks away, and CT Coffee & Coconuts is a fantastic stopping-off point for visitors who are exploring Amsterdam’s trendy, southern neighborhoods.
Breakfast all day, every day! Head over to The Breakfast Club for some of the tastiest fluffy pancakes in Amsterdam! We especially love the honey butter topping. They also serve sandwiches, coffee and smoothies.
219 locals recommend
The Breakfast Club
2-h BellamystraatBreakfast all day, every day! Head over to The Breakfast Club for some of the tastiest fluffy pancakes in Amsterdam! We especially love the honey butter topping. They also serve sandwiches, coffee and smoothies.
The Butcher is actually a front for a secret swanky cocktail lounge. The Butcher’s burgers are creative and diverse – try the ‘Silence of the Lamb,’ a New Zealand lamb patty dressed with tahini and grilled onion. It’s a great for a late night snack or a filling lunch.
157 locals recommend
The Butcher
129 Albert CuypstraatThe Butcher is actually a front for a secret swanky cocktail lounge. The Butcher’s burgers are creative and diverse – try the ‘Silence of the Lamb,’ a New Zealand lamb patty dressed with tahini and grilled onion. It’s a great for a late night snack or a filling lunch.
Despite its many competitors, Pllek might be the coolest restaurant and bar in Amsterdam-Noord. From a distance Pllek resembles a large collection of shipping containers, and blends in perfectly with NDSM-werf’s industrial surroundings. A golden riverside beach is hidden behind this metal façade, complete with deck-chairs, picnics tables and ultra-comfy beanbags. It is always worth checking out Pllek’s website before heading over the IJ, as they often organise open-air film nights.
1052 locals recommend
Pllek
59 T.T. NeveritawegDespite its many competitors, Pllek might be the coolest restaurant and bar in Amsterdam-Noord. From a distance Pllek resembles a large collection of shipping containers, and blends in perfectly with NDSM-werf’s industrial surroundings. A golden riverside beach is hidden behind this metal façade, complete with deck-chairs, picnics tables and ultra-comfy beanbags. It is always worth checking out Pllek’s website before heading over the IJ, as they often organise open-air film nights.
Another popular spot when the weather is lovely is Hannekes Boom. People love to kick back at their picnic tables and soak up the sunshine. But did you know Hannekes Boom also has a lovely large fireplace that you can gather around when the weather is blustery? Go for drinks, snacks or dinner and relax in this ramshackle shack on the water.
532 locals recommend
Hannekes Boom
4 DijksgrachtAnother popular spot when the weather is lovely is Hannekes Boom. People love to kick back at their picnic tables and soak up the sunshine. But did you know Hannekes Boom also has a lovely large fireplace that you can gather around when the weather is blustery? Go for drinks, snacks or dinner and relax in this ramshackle shack on the water.
Craving kapsalon, nuggets or even a burger but you don’t eat meat? Never fear, Vegan Junk Food is here. Stop in to this snackbar and go for the above mentioned treats, everything is vegan. The kapsalon is called “loaded fries” and may even be better than the meaty version you’ll find at a typical place. They also have Professor Grunschnabel vegan ice cream.
92 locals recommend
Vegan Junk Food Bar
22 StaringpleinCraving kapsalon, nuggets or even a burger but you don’t eat meat? Never fear, Vegan Junk Food is here. Stop in to this snackbar and go for the above mentioned treats, everything is vegan. The kapsalon is called “loaded fries” and may even be better than the meaty version you’ll find at a typical place. They also have Professor Grunschnabel vegan ice cream.
If you’re a brunch lover, make your way over to this hip canalside hotspot for a creative and filling meal. The menu changes regularly but steak and eggs, chicken and waffles and eggs benedict are just some of the typical brunch options. Don’t forget a cocktail too, if you are so inclined. This newer brunch cafe is brought to you by a cool group of young guys, including one of the owners of Restaurant Fraiche (now Cut Throat and Eastside).
180 locals recommend
Staring at Jacob
215 Jacob Van LennepkadeIf you’re a brunch lover, make your way over to this hip canalside hotspot for a creative and filling meal. The menu changes regularly but steak and eggs, chicken and waffles and eggs benedict are just some of the typical brunch options. Don’t forget a cocktail too, if you are so inclined. This newer brunch cafe is brought to you by a cool group of young guys, including one of the owners of Restaurant Fraiche (now Cut Throat and Eastside).
With several locations around the city, De Bakkerswinkel is a terrific option for breakfast in Amsterdam. Their fresh breads are fragrant and delicious and customers eagerly spread jam, marmalade, or lemon curd on top. The charming hand written menu lists lots of options for breakfast or brunch until noon. Bread with meat and cheese, fried eggs, yogurt with muesli, scones and croissants are just a few of the options.
245 locals recommend
De Bakkerswinkel
With several locations around the city, De Bakkerswinkel is a terrific option for breakfast in Amsterdam. Their fresh breads are fragrant and delicious and customers eagerly spread jam, marmalade, or lemon curd on top. The charming hand written menu lists lots of options for breakfast or brunch until noon. Bread with meat and cheese, fried eggs, yogurt with muesli, scones and croissants are just a few of the options.
Coffee and tea lovers in the Oud West area love this coffeehouse on the Jan Pieter Heijestraat. Trakteren attracts a lot of great buzz for their tasty beverages and friendly smiles. The two owners have a lot of coffee knowledge and passion and are excited to share it with their customers. Simply browsing through their online photo gallery can give an idea of their coffee expertise. Have you ever seen a latte art dragon? Me neither, but I would love to sip on that!
61 locals recommend
Trakteren
119-Ah Jan Pieter HeijestraatCoffee and tea lovers in the Oud West area love this coffeehouse on the Jan Pieter Heijestraat. Trakteren attracts a lot of great buzz for their tasty beverages and friendly smiles. The two owners have a lot of coffee knowledge and passion and are excited to share it with their customers. Simply browsing through their online photo gallery can give an idea of their coffee expertise. Have you ever seen a latte art dragon? Me neither, but I would love to sip on that!
This gourmet coffee bar and Nordic food hotspot is hidden away by Sarphatipark in De Pijp. Pop in for amazing coffee and say hi to their pup, Java. We have to say this might be the best cappuccino we’ve tasted in Amsterdam. (or the world!) They serve breakfast and lunch, the menu changes regularly and is always interesting. Think bear sausage, fresh fish, foraged greens, and hearty Scandinavian soups. This is one of the hidden gems of Amsterdam.
172 locals recommend
Scandinavian Embassy
34 SarphatiparkThis gourmet coffee bar and Nordic food hotspot is hidden away by Sarphatipark in De Pijp. Pop in for amazing coffee and say hi to their pup, Java. We have to say this might be the best cappuccino we’ve tasted in Amsterdam. (or the world!) They serve breakfast and lunch, the menu changes regularly and is always interesting. Think bear sausage, fresh fish, foraged greens, and hearty Scandinavian soups. This is one of the hidden gems of Amsterdam.
Lot Sixty One has locations popping up all over Amsterdam, you can now get a tasty Lot 61 coffee in a few different places. Check out their original location on Kinkerstraat in Oud West, or pop into Bouncespace/De Fietskantine for a coffee plus a haircut plus bike repairs, wow! They have a small branch in Urban Outfitters as well. Be sure to try out their delicious chocolate chip cookies, they are perfect with a cappuccino.
237 locals recommend
Lot Sixty One Coffee Roasters
112 KinkerstraatLot Sixty One has locations popping up all over Amsterdam, you can now get a tasty Lot 61 coffee in a few different places. Check out their original location on Kinkerstraat in Oud West, or pop into Bouncespace/De Fietskantine for a coffee plus a haircut plus bike repairs, wow! They have a small branch in Urban Outfitters as well. Be sure to try out their delicious chocolate chip cookies, they are perfect with a cappuccino.
Toki came to the Haarlemmerbuurt just in time for coffee lovers on the westside of the center. Come get your fix of tasty cappuccinos and espressos, teas and cakes in their minimalist cool shop. Jeff, the owner, is super awesome and the cafe is a great place to meet up for a chat with friends.
62 locals recommend
Toki
15 Binnen DommersstraatToki came to the Haarlemmerbuurt just in time for coffee lovers on the westside of the center. Come get your fix of tasty cappuccinos and espressos, teas and cakes in their minimalist cool shop. Jeff, the owner, is super awesome and the cafe is a great place to meet up for a chat with friends.
De Huiskamer van Rembrandt Amsterdam is the new go to place after a morning walk in Rembrandtpark. The place for a good coffee and a to read the newspaper. Besides Bartack on the Postjesweg, you can now go to De Huiskamer van Rembrandt as well. The name could not have been more appropriate, because this spot really wants to become the living room of the park.
34 locals recommend
Huiskamer van Rembrandt
5 OrteliuskadeDe Huiskamer van Rembrandt Amsterdam is the new go to place after a morning walk in Rembrandtpark. The place for a good coffee and a to read the newspaper. Besides Bartack on the Postjesweg, you can now go to De Huiskamer van Rembrandt as well. The name could not have been more appropriate, because this spot really wants to become the living room of the park.
The sky is blue, the sun’s out, can it get any better? Yes! Because IJsmanschap has opened its doors in Amsterdam West. Also the country’s very first ice bar. Here you can go to for delicious craft-made popsicles. You can choose among all different kinds of tastes. Like berries, strawberries, banana, yoghurt and chocolate. Or what about champagne-raspberry?
18 locals recommend
IJsmanschap
2 Van SpilbergenstraatThe sky is blue, the sun’s out, can it get any better? Yes! Because IJsmanschap has opened its doors in Amsterdam West. Also the country’s very first ice bar. Here you can go to for delicious craft-made popsicles. You can choose among all different kinds of tastes. Like berries, strawberries, banana, yoghurt and chocolate. Or what about champagne-raspberry?
A BBQ bar where you can eat affordable and very good food.
Inside there’s a BBQ and outside they have a nice waterfront terrace. The place to quickly eat a sandwich, to take barbecue dishes home or to meet with friend and hang around all day. There’s such a relax atmosphere here!
26 locals recommend
Braai Vondelpark
1 SchinkelhavenkadeA BBQ bar where you can eat affordable and very good food.
Inside there’s a BBQ and outside they have a nice waterfront terrace. The place to quickly eat a sandwich, to take barbecue dishes home or to meet with friend and hang around all day. There’s such a relax atmosphere here!
The new specialty coffee bar Caffènation Amsterdam serves coffee of house roasted beans. And whether you are going for one of the standard variants or a special one? The coffee here is good. Very good! Not in the mood for coffee? Try the homemade sodas and ice teas. And do not forget to take a slice of homemade chocolate with it.
48 locals recommend
Caffènation Amsterdam
120 WarmondstraatThe new specialty coffee bar Caffènation Amsterdam serves coffee of house roasted beans. And whether you are going for one of the standard variants or a special one? The coffee here is good. Very good! Not in the mood for coffee? Try the homemade sodas and ice teas. And do not forget to take a slice of homemade chocolate with it.
IJshoeve Sloten
1335 SloterwegWorth to wait for your cup or cone.
De KasKantine
1 HandbalstraatArts & Culture
The Stedelijk Museum holds the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in the Netherlands, comprising around 90,000 works of art from various disciplines. Highlights include Bauhaus, Mondriaan, and De Kooning.
The museum aims to represent all significant movements in art and design of the 20th and 21st centuries and its collection rivals that of the Centre Pompidou and MoMa. The building, a design by A.W. Weissman, was undergoing refurbishment an an extension to the original structure
1544 locals recommend
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
10 MuseumpleinThe Stedelijk Museum holds the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in the Netherlands, comprising around 90,000 works of art from various disciplines. Highlights include Bauhaus, Mondriaan, and De Kooning.
The museum aims to represent all significant movements in art and design of the 20th and 21st centuries and its collection rivals that of the Centre Pompidou and MoMa. The building, a design by A.W. Weissman, was undergoing refurbishment an an extension to the original structure
The Rijksmuseum holds Amsterdam’s most impressive art collection by far. The museum owns over a million works of art, most of which are by Dutch 17th century masters, providing an overview of Dutch art and Dutch history of the period.
Also housed at the Rijksmuseum is the national print library, Rijksprentenkabinet, as well as the largest art historical library in the Netherlands, featuring auction and exhibition catalogues, books, periodicals, and the museum’s annual reports dating back to 1885. The Rijksmuseum library shares a reading room with the Prentenkabinet where visitors can view prints, drawings, and photographs.
3186 locals recommend
Rijksmuseum
1 MuseumstraatThe Rijksmuseum holds Amsterdam’s most impressive art collection by far. The museum owns over a million works of art, most of which are by Dutch 17th century masters, providing an overview of Dutch art and Dutch history of the period.
Also housed at the Rijksmuseum is the national print library, Rijksprentenkabinet, as well as the largest art historical library in the Netherlands, featuring auction and exhibition catalogues, books, periodicals, and the museum’s annual reports dating back to 1885. The Rijksmuseum library shares a reading room with the Prentenkabinet where visitors can view prints, drawings, and photographs.
Holding the world’s largest collection of works by Van Gogh, the Van Gogh Museum is a testimony to the achievements of Vincent van Gogh and his artistic development. In addition to creations by Van Gogh, the museum holds an impressive collection of works by the painter’s contemporaries, friends, followers, and artistic predecessors, including many Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists.
2485 locals recommend
Van Gogh Museum
6 MuseumpleinHolding the world’s largest collection of works by Van Gogh, the Van Gogh Museum is a testimony to the achievements of Vincent van Gogh and his artistic development. In addition to creations by Van Gogh, the museum holds an impressive collection of works by the painter’s contemporaries, friends, followers, and artistic predecessors, including many Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists.
Classical music in Amsterdam revolves around het Concertbebouw. This beautiful, neo-classic building is located on the eastern side of Museumplein and looks directly onto the Rijksmuseum. Het Concertgebouw is considered to be one of the finest concert venues in the world and the whole building was specifically designed for orchestral acoustics. Once a week, het Concertgebouw organizes a free lunchtime concert that often includes performances from Amsterdam’s leading classical musicians.
476 locals recommend
The Concertgebouw
10 ConcertgebouwpleinClassical music in Amsterdam revolves around het Concertbebouw. This beautiful, neo-classic building is located on the eastern side of Museumplein and looks directly onto the Rijksmuseum. Het Concertgebouw is considered to be one of the finest concert venues in the world and the whole building was specifically designed for orchestral acoustics. Once a week, het Concertgebouw organizes a free lunchtime concert that often includes performances from Amsterdam’s leading classical musicians.
FOAM, or FOtografiemuseum AMsterdam, hosts regularly rotating exhibitions by both world-famous and up and coming photography, video- and multimedia artists. It also publishes a magazine on photography (FOAM magazine) and hosts an in-house print shop, as well as a library.
In addition to the quality of the work on display, FOAM is worth a visit for its extra activities, which include free guided tours and discussions at the main building, as well as lectures, radio shows, and sometimes even popups.
792 locals recommend
Foam
609 KeizersgrachtFOAM, or FOtografiemuseum AMsterdam, hosts regularly rotating exhibitions by both world-famous and up and coming photography, video- and multimedia artists. It also publishes a magazine on photography (FOAM magazine) and hosts an in-house print shop, as well as a library.
In addition to the quality of the work on display, FOAM is worth a visit for its extra activities, which include free guided tours and discussions at the main building, as well as lectures, radio shows, and sometimes even popups.
Essentials
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5 BercylaanSupermarket.
Parks & Nature
Rembrandt Park
PostjeswegVondelpark is undeniably Amsterdam’s favorite park. With its proximity to the center of the city, it is a favorite spot for both locals and tourists to go when the weather is sunny. On a beautiful day you’ll find thousands of people sprawled on the grass, relaxing with a bottle of wine or enjoying a picnic with friends. If you didn’t think ahead to bring your own snacks, there are several cafes where you can get a drink or a bite to eat, including the Blauwe Theehuis, Melkhuis, Vondeltuin and the new Vondelpark3.
4196 locals recommend
Vondelpark
Vondelpark is undeniably Amsterdam’s favorite park. With its proximity to the center of the city, it is a favorite spot for both locals and tourists to go when the weather is sunny. On a beautiful day you’ll find thousands of people sprawled on the grass, relaxing with a bottle of wine or enjoying a picnic with friends. If you didn’t think ahead to bring your own snacks, there are several cafes where you can get a drink or a bite to eat, including the Blauwe Theehuis, Melkhuis, Vondeltuin and the new Vondelpark3.
Amsterdamse Bos is actually four times the size of New York’s Central Park and contains a massive variety of terrains, sporting facilities and other amenities. The park is located in Amsterdam’s southernmost suburbs and is something of a hidden gem -mainly as most tourists tend to stay within the city center. Besides its beautiful forests and glistening lakes, Amsterdamse Bos also has a large goat farm that can be visited without charge. The farm lets its herds roam freely and most of its inhabitants are exceptionally friendly.
8 locals recommend
Camping Amsterdam Forest
1 Kleine NoorddijkAmsterdamse Bos is actually four times the size of New York’s Central Park and contains a massive variety of terrains, sporting facilities and other amenities. The park is located in Amsterdam’s southernmost suburbs and is something of a hidden gem -mainly as most tourists tend to stay within the city center. Besides its beautiful forests and glistening lakes, Amsterdamse Bos also has a large goat farm that can be visited without charge. The farm lets its herds roam freely and most of its inhabitants are exceptionally friendly.
This beautiful botanical garden was originally created in the 17th century in order to produce herbs for Amsterdam’s medical professionals. Today, over 6,000 tropical plants are cultivated at Hortus Botanicus, inside several multi-storied conservatories and greenhouses.
299 locals recommend
Hortus Botanicus
2a Plantage MiddenlaanThis beautiful botanical garden was originally created in the 17th century in order to produce herbs for Amsterdam’s medical professionals. Today, over 6,000 tropical plants are cultivated at Hortus Botanicus, inside several multi-storied conservatories and greenhouses.
Although Roest is open all year round, it becomes particular popular during summertime, partly due to its canal side beach terrace. This awesome hangout is surrounded by old industrial buildings and includes an adult-sized jungle-gym. Besides these already impressive attractions, Roest is also among the few bars in Amsterdam that stocks Club Maté.
496 locals recommend
Amsterdam Roest
1 Jacob BontiusplaatsAlthough Roest is open all year round, it becomes particular popular during summertime, partly due to its canal side beach terrace. This awesome hangout is surrounded by old industrial buildings and includes an adult-sized jungle-gym. Besides these already impressive attractions, Roest is also among the few bars in Amsterdam that stocks Club Maté.
As Amsterdam’s newest neighbourhood, IJburg, is built on a string of artificial islands, it is completely surrounded by water. The northern coastline of this archipelago curves into a long, sandy peninsula called Blijburg aan Zee, which contains several summer-orientated amenities such as a chilled out beach bar and a surfing centre.
149 locals recommend
Strand Blijburg
As Amsterdam’s newest neighbourhood, IJburg, is built on a string of artificial islands, it is completely surrounded by water. The northern coastline of this archipelago curves into a long, sandy peninsula called Blijburg aan Zee, which contains several summer-orientated amenities such as a chilled out beach bar and a surfing centre.
A newer Amsterdam park, Westerpark used to be the property of the Wester Gasfabriek, a coal-fired gas power plant. After its closure in the late 1960s, the area lay derelict for years and became a not-so-nice place to be. In the 1990s squatters and artists moved in, followed by the city of Amsterdam. They decided to clean up the pollution and make a lovely park on the property, and they did an amazing job! The redevelopment has given the area a great gentrification boost and brought a lot of life to the neighborhood.
1599 locals recommend
Westerpark
4 HaarlemmerwegA newer Amsterdam park, Westerpark used to be the property of the Wester Gasfabriek, a coal-fired gas power plant. After its closure in the late 1960s, the area lay derelict for years and became a not-so-nice place to be. In the 1990s squatters and artists moved in, followed by the city of Amsterdam. They decided to clean up the pollution and make a lovely park on the property, and they did an amazing job! The redevelopment has given the area a great gentrification boost and brought a lot of life to the neighborhood.
Drinks & Nightlife
This venue, which used to be a technical school, is more than a nightclub: it's also has a concert venue, a restaurant, a café, an exhibition space and a gym. It has a 24-hour license and is open seven days a week. The nightclub has a capacity of 700 and is located in the school's former bicycle storage area. The club's programming focuses on local DJs, who are given the opportunity to play extended sets, but international guests also regularly stop by.
351 locals recommend
De School
3 Doctor Jan van BreemenstraatThis venue, which used to be a technical school, is more than a nightclub: it's also has a concert venue, a restaurant, a café, an exhibition space and a gym. It has a 24-hour license and is open seven days a week. The nightclub has a capacity of 700 and is located in the school's former bicycle storage area. The club's programming focuses on local DJs, who are given the opportunity to play extended sets, but international guests also regularly stop by.
The best place in Amsterdam for... coffee. Yeah, you know exactly what we mean ;)
20 locals recommend
Boerejongens Coffeeshop Center
21 UtrechtsestraatThe best place in Amsterdam for... coffee. Yeah, you know exactly what we mean ;)
If you want to drink with a view, hotel bars are the thing, especially in Amsterdam where there are not a lot of tall buildings in the historic city center. The Ramada Apollo hotel welcomes you to visit Floor 17, their rooftop terrace bar with excellent views of the city.
If lovely views and drinks are not enough to lure you out near Rembrandtpark, Floor 17 hosts Rooftop Movie Nights during the summertime! Come watch a film under the stars with a cocktail in hand! Bring a warm sweater or a blanket as it can get sometimes a little chilly.
119 locals recommend
Floor17
410 StaalmeesterslaanIf you want to drink with a view, hotel bars are the thing, especially in Amsterdam where there are not a lot of tall buildings in the historic city center. The Ramada Apollo hotel welcomes you to visit Floor 17, their rooftop terrace bar with excellent views of the city.
If lovely views and drinks are not enough to lure you out near Rembrandtpark, Floor 17 hosts Rooftop Movie Nights during the summertime! Come watch a film under the stars with a cocktail in hand! Bring a warm sweater or a blanket as it can get sometimes a little chilly.
Gollem is a pioneering specialty beer cafe in Amsterdam.
Fans can get their fix at the location on Overtoom where there are more than 20 beers on tap and 60 in the bottle. Relax outside on a sunny day and observe the busy traffic on Overtoom, or sit inside and enjoy a Trappist cheese fondue along with your Belgian brew.
174 locals recommend
Gollem's Proeflokaal
160-162 OvertoomGollem is a pioneering specialty beer cafe in Amsterdam.
Fans can get their fix at the location on Overtoom where there are more than 20 beers on tap and 60 in the bottle. Relax outside on a sunny day and observe the busy traffic on Overtoom, or sit inside and enjoy a Trappist cheese fondue along with your Belgian brew.
De Biertuin isn’t just a beer garden as the name implies. It’s a great place to go in any weather. Check out the selection of beers on tap, or try something in a bottle. De Biertuin serves brews from Brouwerij ‘t IJ and Two Chefs Brewing, as well as beers from the USA, Belgium and other locales. They even have a gluten-free, organic and fairtrade beer called Mongozo! Their Oost location can be super popular, so it may be wise to secure a table reservation around dinnertime. The newest branch is conveniently located right in the city center near Leidseplein.
523 locals recommend
de Biertuin
29 LinnaeusstraatDe Biertuin isn’t just a beer garden as the name implies. It’s a great place to go in any weather. Check out the selection of beers on tap, or try something in a bottle. De Biertuin serves brews from Brouwerij ‘t IJ and Two Chefs Brewing, as well as beers from the USA, Belgium and other locales. They even have a gluten-free, organic and fairtrade beer called Mongozo! Their Oost location can be super popular, so it may be wise to secure a table reservation around dinnertime. The newest branch is conveniently located right in the city center near Leidseplein.
Not just a cool club with a bare industrial vibe, Radion is also part of the ACTA broedplaats for creative entrepeneurs. Radion hosts all kinds of parties and events at their space in Nieuw West. Check out the techno DJs and Sunday live music performances.
98 locals recommend
RADION Amsterdam
1 LouweswegNot just a cool club with a bare industrial vibe, Radion is also part of the ACTA broedplaats for creative entrepeneurs. Radion hosts all kinds of parties and events at their space in Nieuw West. Check out the techno DJs and Sunday live music performances.
With a huge terrace and massive indoor space, Pacific Parc is a great place to party. Grab your friends and secure a space outside on a sunny day, or head there in the evening for their eclectic music and relaxed vibe. Pacific Parc also serves food for lunch and dinner, and they clear away the tables around 10:30pm for the dance floor.
427 locals recommend
Pacific Parc
23 PolonceaukadeWith a huge terrace and massive indoor space, Pacific Parc is a great place to party. Grab your friends and secure a space outside on a sunny day, or head there in the evening for their eclectic music and relaxed vibe. Pacific Parc also serves food for lunch and dinner, and they clear away the tables around 10:30pm for the dance floor.
Shopping
Hutspot is the perfect place to shop for unique clothing, accessories, art, housewares and furniture. They stock clothing and accessories for men, women, and even some children’s apparel. It’s the kind of place you can spend a while browsing, finding something new and interesting in every nook.
290 locals recommend
Hutspot
4 Van WoustraatHutspot is the perfect place to shop for unique clothing, accessories, art, housewares and furniture. They stock clothing and accessories for men, women, and even some children’s apparel. It’s the kind of place you can spend a while browsing, finding something new and interesting in every nook.
‘The Cuyp” as locals call it, is a one stop shop for fresh veggies, meats, fruits, plants, clothing, jewelry, and souvenirs. The Markt is the one of the largest in Amsterdam and has been operating since 1905. Cuyp Market is also a great place to buy fresh authentic stroopwafels. If you haven’t had these small, cookie-like waffles, then this is the place to try one for the first time.
1832 locals recommend
Albert Cuyp Market
Albert Cuypstraat‘The Cuyp” as locals call it, is a one stop shop for fresh veggies, meats, fruits, plants, clothing, jewelry, and souvenirs. The Markt is the one of the largest in Amsterdam and has been operating since 1905. Cuyp Market is also a great place to buy fresh authentic stroopwafels. If you haven’t had these small, cookie-like waffles, then this is the place to try one for the first time.
The Dutch have been cultivating and exporting flowers for generations and have created an impressive horticultural industry that is recognized throughout the world. In 1862 Amsterdam’s municipality founded the Bloemenmarkt – a floating flower market that is anchored to the banks of Singel canal. Over 15 vendors sell their leafy products from these platforms and will happily vacuum pack seeds and bulbs for air transport.
447 locals recommend
Bloemenmarkt
SingelThe Dutch have been cultivating and exporting flowers for generations and have created an impressive horticultural industry that is recognized throughout the world. In 1862 Amsterdam’s municipality founded the Bloemenmarkt – a floating flower market that is anchored to the banks of Singel canal. Over 15 vendors sell their leafy products from these platforms and will happily vacuum pack seeds and bulbs for air transport.
If you are looking for something lovely to make your home more cozy or a piece of unique jewelry for a friend or yourself, stop by one of the Anna+Nina shops in Amsterdam. These two girlfriends started the company to promote their own brand as well as other handpicked fashion, accessory and home products.
7 locals recommend
a n n a + n i n a store
44 KloveniersburgwalIf you are looking for something lovely to make your home more cozy or a piece of unique jewelry for a friend or yourself, stop by one of the Anna+Nina shops in Amsterdam. These two girlfriends started the company to promote their own brand as well as other handpicked fashion, accessory and home products.
Things I like Things I love is a cool concept shop. They sell a fun mix of vintage, second-hand and new items that are sure to inspire you. Drop into their shops on the in the West, Pijp or Oost and check out the vintage dresses, hand dyed leggings, spring scarves, jewelry and more. They also carry items to decorate your home like cool vintage chairs, colorful pillows and works of art for the walls.
121 locals recommend
Things I Like Things I Love
106 Jan EvertsenstraatThings I like Things I love is a cool concept shop. They sell a fun mix of vintage, second-hand and new items that are sure to inspire you. Drop into their shops on the in the West, Pijp or Oost and check out the vintage dresses, hand dyed leggings, spring scarves, jewelry and more. They also carry items to decorate your home like cool vintage chairs, colorful pillows and works of art for the walls.
Six and Sons is a cool store with clothing for women and men, vintage industrial accessories and decor on the Haarlemmerdijk. Stop in and check out the industrial interior items, vintage furnishings, books and manly accessories. We love the old school apothecary items and the enamelware cups. Maybe you need a giant antique neon letter or some vintage chairs? What about a stuffed duck? Check out the blue and white shipping themed dishes and the vintage Energizer bunnies lurking in the corners.
13 locals recommend
Six and Sons
41 HaarlemmerdijkSix and Sons is a cool store with clothing for women and men, vintage industrial accessories and decor on the Haarlemmerdijk. Stop in and check out the industrial interior items, vintage furnishings, books and manly accessories. We love the old school apothecary items and the enamelware cups. Maybe you need a giant antique neon letter or some vintage chairs? What about a stuffed duck? Check out the blue and white shipping themed dishes and the vintage Energizer bunnies lurking in the corners.
Follow your nose to De Kaaskamer! Cheese lovers must be sure to visit this shop bursting with a variety of delights from the Netherlands and beyond. It’s a paradise of cheese! De Kaaskamer stocks a wide variety of cheeses from all over the Netherlands and Europe. Try the organic Machedoux goat cheese from north Holland or pick up some smoked buffalo milk Cacciocavallo from southern Italy.
36 locals recommend
De Kaaskamer
7 RunstraatFollow your nose to De Kaaskamer! Cheese lovers must be sure to visit this shop bursting with a variety of delights from the Netherlands and beyond. It’s a paradise of cheese! De Kaaskamer stocks a wide variety of cheeses from all over the Netherlands and Europe. Try the organic Machedoux goat cheese from north Holland or pick up some smoked buffalo milk Cacciocavallo from southern Italy.
Getting Around
Train and tram station, close to Schiphol Airport. From Lelylaan you can take tram 17 to our apartment. It will take to 20 minutes to reach to airport from our apartment.
122 locals recommend
Amsterdam Lelylaan Station
37 Cornelis LelylaanTrain and tram station, close to Schiphol Airport. From Lelylaan you can take tram 17 to our apartment. It will take to 20 minutes to reach to airport from our apartment.