De Druif (The Grape)

For at least 400 years, 'The Grape' has been satisfying the thirst of the inhabitants. It was granted a liquor license in 1631 and is said to have served departing sailors as early as the 1580s. De Druif feels like a step back in time, with wooden casks adorning the walls and dozens of old earthenware jenever bottles behind the bar. De Druif was once a distillery (Likeurstokerij), as evidenced by the spirit barrels lining the walls behind the bar, the gas chandelier lighting, and the carpet-covered tables that are so characteristic of a Dutch bruincafé. On the wide pavement in front of the building, De Druif also offers a lovely and calm terrace.

Many guests stop by this bar after taking a stroll around Eastern Docklands. The Grape (De Druif) invites you to sample some delectable bitterballen. Positive feedback about a delicious draft beer. This location will provide you with excellent coffee. Its major advantages are an outstanding service and pleasant staff. This location has a tranquil vibe.

Loaction: Rapenburgerplein 83, 1011 VJ Amsterdam

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