Amsterdam Escorts
Escorts in Amsterdam
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Amsterdam Pubs & Bars
- The range of drinking haunts in Amsterdam is absolutely endless, and the choice of different types of beverage, limitless. Whether you sample one of the many alcoholic options the city is renowned for, or those of a stronger substance Amsterdam is also famous for, you will certainly not be short of options. The famous smoking ‘coffee shops’ of Amsterdam, located in the Red Light District, are identifiable by their psychedelic interiors and thumping music. They attract a vast array of different types of people from young to old, and each establishment offers something a little different. Rusland, located on the street of the same name, and Siberië on Brouwersgracht, are two quite intimate places with a more relaxed feel. However if you are looking for something a little livelier, then The Bulldog Palace on Leidseplein is the place to go. For something completely different try Caffe Chocolata on Spuistraat, which serves hash confectionary, including hash cakes. Other popular places to try include The Grasshopper, on Nieuwezijds Voorburg, and Global Chillage on Kerkstraat.
Alternatively you can try that other Dutch favourite, Heineken beer, in its authentic surroundings. Head to one of the many pubs or bars spread around the city for a genuine Dutch drinking experience. One of the oldest pubs in the city is Wijnand Fockink on Pijlsteeg. Built in 1679, a visit to this establishment is truly a trip back in time. The wooden barrels, and uneven walls, give an authentic period feel, and the liquers and jenever (Dutch gin) is even better! For the ultimate Heineken surroundings, head to Freddy’s Bar, named after the daddy of beer, Freddy Heineken. Freddy often frequented this up-market establishment located in the Hotel De l’Europe on Nieuwe Doelenstraat. This is the place to go if you want to impress, with its stylish leather couches, mood lighting, and soft piano music, this bar has serious panache! The staff are friendly and the atmosphere relaxing, perfect for some pre-dinner liquid refreshment. For something a little livelier head to De Koe, on Marnixstraat where the beer flows, and the locals flock. Here punters stand three deep to the bar, and the ensuing chaotic atmosphere this creates when trying to get a drink, will make you feel like one of the natives.
There is a new lounge-bar scene emerging in Amsterdam, and the bar that launched them all is Noa set on Leidsegracht. The New York-style interior of this venue is complemented by the picturesque canal-side location, making it the perfect place to sit back and enjoy the wide range of cocktails and champagne on offer. The people who are part of the young, fashionable set are the prime frequenters of this establishment, making Noa the number one place to go to be seen in the city. Bar Bep, located on Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal is the place to go for a truly thumping atmosphere. This bar may be small on space, but it makes up for what it lacks in size by being absolutely massive in character! Famous DJs pump out the beats, while the hip regulars enjoy a drink and some of the Asian snacks by the bar.
