Mr Porter Rooftop is a rooftop bar in Centrum, Amsterdam.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Lift from the W lobby on Spuistraat; the south terrace catches the late-afternoon sun, the indoor bar takes over once the kitchen winds down. Reservations smart.
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Address: Spuistraat 175, 1012 VN Amsterdam
Door 74 opened in November 2008 as Western Europe's first speakeasy bar in a former garage workshop off Reguliersdwarsstraat, with an unmarked black double door, classic pre-Prohibition list and a candlelit, low-seated room.
TipReservation by SMS to the bar's number, then ring the bell at the unmarked door beside the Shiva Indian restaurant. Two seatings nightly from 19:00.
HPS, short for Hiding in Plain Sight, runs a cocktail room on Rapenburg near Nieuwmarkt with a tightly written menu that swings between pre-Prohibition classics, tiki and bartender originals, served by an internationally trained team.
TipReservations recommended on weekends; the room seats roughly 35 and fills early. Nieuwmarkt metro five minutes away.
SoHo runs an English pub-style room over two floors on Reguliersdwarsstraat with leather banquettes, bookshelves and one of the larger bar-tops on the strip, flipping into a busy gay club once DJs take over after midnight.
TipOpen every night; queue moves fastest before 23:00 on Fri-Sat. The smaller upstairs floor is quieter for conversation early in the evening.
Floor17 sits atop the Leonardo Hotel Rembrandtpark in west Amsterdam, a 17th-floor bar and restaurant with a wraparound terrace looking across Rembrandtpark and out toward Sloterdijk and the harbour.
TipMetro 50 to Postjesweg then ten minutes on foot; sunset bookings fill weeks ahead in summer, walk-ins fine off-season on weeknights.
Door 74 opened in November 2008 as Western Europe's first speakeasy bar in a former garage workshop off Reguliersdwarsstraat, with an unmarked black double door, classic pre-Prohibition list and a candlelit, low-seated room.
TipReservation by SMS to the bar's number, then ring the bell at the unmarked door beside the Shiva Indian restaurant. Two seatings nightly from 19:00.
HPS, short for Hiding in Plain Sight, runs a cocktail room on Rapenburg near Nieuwmarkt with a tightly written menu that swings between pre-Prohibition classics, tiki and bartender originals, served by an internationally trained team.
TipReservations recommended on weekends; the room seats roughly 35 and fills early. Nieuwmarkt metro five minutes away.
Pulitzer's Bar sits inside the canal-fronted Pulitzer Amsterdam hotel on the corner of Keizersgracht and Reestraat, running a botanical-led cocktail menu in a classic dark-wood, leather-banquette setting with a small canal terrace.
TipEntrance through the hotel lobby on Prinsengracht 323, the bar itself opens onto Keizersgracht. Canal-side outside seats are first-come on warm nights.
LAB111 occupies a former pathological anatomy lab in Oud-West and runs as an independent cult cinema with the Bar Strangelove cocktail room and a small restaurant attached, drawing cinephiles and after-work drinkers alike.
TipTram 7 to Ten Katestraat then five minutes south; bar opens before the first screening and stays open after the last reel. Cash card preferred.
SoHo runs an English pub-style room over two floors on Reguliersdwarsstraat with leather banquettes, bookshelves and one of the larger bar-tops on the strip, flipping into a busy gay club once DJs take over after midnight.
TipOpen every night; queue moves fastest before 23:00 on Fri-Sat. The smaller upstairs floor is quieter for conversation early in the evening.
