Amsterdam Cheap bars, pubs and beer price guide
Somewhere in Amsterdam, Netherlands a decent glass is going for half what the busiest terrace charges, and this page exists to find it. Behind each name sits an address, a quarter of the city, a stated volume and a paid amount, which together allow honest ranking.
More information
Includes 2 listed venues, map view, and happy hour updates where available.
This guide covers 2 venues in Amsterdam across 2 areas.
Current price references on this page run from 7.6 EUR / 0.5L to 9.9 EUR / 0.5L.
Popular areas on this page include Centrum, De Pijp.
Open each venue page to compare prices, area notes, and nearby alternatives in Amsterdam.
City info
Somewhere in Amsterdam, Netherlands a decent glass is going for half what the busiest terrace charges, and this page exists to find it. Behind each name sits an address, a quarter of the city, a stated volume and a paid amount, which together allow honest ranking. Beer is priced in EUR here, and a standard order means a vaasje of roughly 0.25 litres, with the fluitje nearer 0.2 and a pul holding half a litre. Quarters on the map so far: Centrum, De Pijp, Jordaan, Oud-West, Oost, Noord. Brown cafes, the bruine kroeg, sit beside newer taprooms, and an identical beer costs noticeably more inside the canal ring than one tram stop beyond it. Trams and a dense cycling network join the districts, yet an evening usually works better inside one district than spread across three. Terraces open the moment weather permits, and the borreluur in early evening is when neighbourhood places fill. Van het vat means on tap, and speciaalbier covers anything past the house lager. Anything written down ages quickly, so the day of collection travels with the number and older ones deserve suspicion. Locals correct us more often than anyone, and nothing goes live until the venue itself confirms it.
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