Café Karpershoek is a bar in Amsterdam.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Food program: Bitterballen and bar snacks
Guided tour · 4 hours
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Learn the art of cocktail making in Amsterdam. Enjoy a welcome cocktail and learn to craft 2 unique cocktails under the guidance of an expert mixologist.
Address: Martelaarsgracht 2, 1012 TP Amsterdam
Café 't Loosje on Nieuwmarkt is the brown cafe with the tile murals, an Amsterdam eetcafé that ran as a horse-tram waiting station before the floor went.
DrinkDutch tap beer, 12 on draught
FoodBreakfast, lunch, bar snacks
De Drie Fleschjes behind Nieuwe Kerk has poured jenever since 1650, the Amsterdam tasting room with 50 wooden vats and the only working drankorgel still.
DrinkJenever from 50 wooden vats, oude and jonge
FoodOssenworst and Beemster cheese, no kitchen
Door 74 on Reguliersdwarsstraat is the Amsterdam speakeasy that opened the city's cocktail wave, by reservation only, behind an unmarked door.
DrinkPre-prohibition classics, seasonal menu
FoodNo food
Hiding in Plain Sight on Rapenburg is the Amsterdam American-style cocktail bar, big-windowed despite the speakeasy framing, sharp menu, unfussy room.
DrinkSeasonal menu, riffs on the Manhattan
FoodNo food
Café Hoppe on Spui has poured Amsterdam jenever and beer since 1670, the brown cafe with the dark-wood interior and the stand-at-the-bar after-work crowd.
DrinkJenever, Dutch pilsner on tap
FoodBitterballen, cheese, bar snacks
Café 't Smalle on Egelantiersgracht in the Jordaan is the Amsterdam canal-side brown cafe with the postcard terrace, the building going back.
DrinkJenever, Belgian and Dutch ale
FoodBar snacks
