Cafe 't Mandje is a LGBTQ+ bar in Centrum, Amsterdam.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Tiny room, two-deep at the bar on weekends. The walls and ceiling still carry Bet's collected ties cut off male customers as a souvenir.
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Address: Zeedijk 63, 1012 AS Amsterdam
CUE runs across two floors on Utrechtsestraat, with a Michelin-starred restaurant upstairs and a vinyl-driven listening bar below, built around a tuned sound system, an extensive record collection and a tight cocktail list.
TipWalk-in welcome at the downstairs bar, restaurant upstairs needs booking. Vinyl programme runs Wednesday through Saturday evenings.
Bar San Francisco runs a small vinyl listening room on Zeedijk a short walk from Centraal, built around a sound system, deep record shelves and a quiet belief that the music deserves your attention before the conversation does.
TipTiny room, walk-in only; arrive on the early side or expect to wait. No bookings, no phones on the bar.
Wolvenstraat 23 sits in the Nine Streets and has run as a day-to-late bar without a formal name since opening, with newspapers, noodle soup and coffee all day rolling into beers and a late, mixed canal-belt crowd after dark.
TipOwner Rob Benoni runs the room; the kitchen does Asian-leaning bites until late on weekends. Cash card preferred.
murmur runs a custom four-point sound system out of a stripped-back room on Aambeeldstraat in Noord, programming six-hour vinyl trips on Friday and Saturday nights and a small natural-wine and bites list alongside.
TipConversation is kept low, the room turns toward the speakers. Ferry from Centraal to NDSM or Buiksloterweg then a short cycle east.
CUE runs across two floors on Utrechtsestraat, with a Michelin-starred restaurant upstairs and a vinyl-driven listening bar below, built around a tuned sound system, an extensive record collection and a tight cocktail list.
TipWalk-in welcome at the downstairs bar, restaurant upstairs needs booking. Vinyl programme runs Wednesday through Saturday evenings.
Bar San Francisco runs a small vinyl listening room on Zeedijk a short walk from Centraal, built around a sound system, deep record shelves and a quiet belief that the music deserves your attention before the conversation does.
TipTiny room, walk-in only; arrive on the early side or expect to wait. No bookings, no phones on the bar.
Hannekes Boom sits across the water from the NEMO science centre on Dijksgracht, a waterfront cafe built from reclaimed wood and salvaged materials with a sprawling deck, DJ booth and seasonal live music programme.
TipOutdoor seating fills fast on warm afternoons; the deck wraps around with art-piece tables. DJs typically take over from late afternoon on weekends.
Wolvenstraat 23 sits in the Nine Streets and has run as a day-to-late bar without a formal name since opening, with newspapers, noodle soup and coffee all day rolling into beers and a late, mixed canal-belt crowd after dark.
TipOwner Rob Benoni runs the room; the kitchen does Asian-leaning bites until late on weekends. Cash card preferred.
Cafe de Pieper has run on the corner of Prinsengracht and Leidsegracht since 1665, with worn floorboards, a low brown-beamed ceiling, stained-glass windows and a tiny canal-side terrace that catches the late afternoon sun.
TipFront room is standing only, back room has a few small tables. Cash bar; closes earlier than the late-night strip but the room peaks at 23:00.
