Guidebook for Amsterdam
Food Scene
Café Krom
76 UtrechtsestraatLocal brown café
Coffee & Jazz
113 UtrechtsestraatMusic and great Indonesian food, served by a colorful owner
Everything Else
Old brown café with great service and good beer, also one of the only two cafés in town with a license to sell liquor to take away
35 locals recommend
Cafe Slijterij Oosterling
140 UtrechtsestraatOld brown café with great service and good beer, also one of the only two cafés in town with a license to sell liquor to take away
SPAR
65 Nieuwe KerkstraatOur local supermarket, open until 20.00 and seven days a week
bakery Verhagen
61 UtrechtsestraatJust around the corner: a nice bakery/bread shop
The first 'flee market', called flee market... not because of the little bugs but because it is situated on a former island in the river Amsterdam that was named Vlooienburg ('flooding')
182 locals recommend
Waterlooplein Market
2 WaterloopleinThe first 'flee market', called flee market... not because of the little bugs but because it is situated on a former island in the river Amsterdam that was named Vlooienburg ('flooding')
Museum Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House)
4 JodenbreestraatWhere Rembrandt lived and worked
Hermitage Amsterdam
51 AmstelSmaller than St. Petersburg but still al lot to see
Portuguese Synagogue
3 Mr. VisserpleinOne of the oldest synagoges of Europe
Amstelveld
AmstelveldFlower market on monday and live jazz on monday night in café Nell
Shopping
Best shop in town for cd's, dvd's and vinyl, from classical music to jazz, house and underground. You can also drink coffee at Concerto’s.
46 locals recommend
Concerto
54- 60 UtrechtsestraatBest shop in town for cd's, dvd's and vinyl, from classical music to jazz, house and underground. You can also drink coffee at Concerto’s.