Are you looking for an outstanding collection of beers, both on tap, and in bottles? Look no…read morefurther! The bartender was amazing, made great beer recommendations/suggestions. You order directly at the bar, then find the seating that you like. Plenty of seating inside, with a few seats outside as well. Will absolutely be back to explore more of the menu!

Second beer stop on a touristy day in Utrecht. Walked in and first thing you see on the right is an…read moreentire wall beer menu - all the ones available in bottles. The bartender was super friendly and so helpful - definitely guided me in the right direction for my beer choices. If you like beer, this is a must visit.

Very cool little neighborhood bar. If you want a chill bar…read more full of locals, this is the spot !! Very casual, no food just booze & good company ! We felt welcomed.

One of the nicest cafés on the planet - and with a enormous, fantastic selection of whiskies and…read moreother beverages. Pleasant proprietor, friendly patrons. Certainly one of the more impressive beer selections I've seen (and they have La Chouffe, my favorite, on tap). And they have the Frank Boon geuze in bottles too ... ALWAYS worth a visit for a drink or three whenever you are in Utrecht!

my friend got her vape taken and then yelled at and they wouldn't even play britney when i asked…read morereally nice

Ok. It hurt a little that the "old" Tivoli had to go. Nostalgia. Saw so many bands there. But now,…read morehere's the larger version. And it's actually great. I love the cafe underneath, which serves good stuff with enthusiasm. When you arrive a little early, be sure to get a beer there. Next, the concert halls are very well done. I must say the sound differs very much per band (I've only seen Lacuna Coil, Kasabian and Jethro Tull up to now) so it's hard to judge, but I do love how central the place is and is finally able to attract larger acts as well. So yes. I am a fan and can't wait to see more of my fav acts over there!

When I approached the building I felt a bit intimidated, since it's quite a large and impersonal…read morebuilding. Once I got in though, it was all lovely! The hallways and main areas are all very open and spacious. The concert/event halls all have a different layout to them, making Tivoli Vredenburg pretty much perfect for any event (Talks, presentations, concerts, dance events). The bar staff were all incredibly friendly, helpful and up for a chat. I worked here as a volunteer the last two days so my experience might have been a bit different from coming here as a visitor, but as someone who's been to most of the concert venues here in the Netherlands, I would really recommend this place.

A cool vaulted bar/resto space, with a canal-side terrace. Ended up here while looking for a chill…read moreplace to have some snacks and more beers. Good beer selection, yummy snacks, and friendly service.

My first time in Utrecht. I had been advised about the bars and restaurants below the street at the…read morewater line. This made the place feel special like i was part of some local knowledge. The staff here were extremely friendly and couldn't do enough for me and although i opted for a standard B&B burger (usually opt for some chilli laden affair that leaves my mouth dying and numb) it tasted fantastic. The venue itself looks great and has awesome atmosphere. Seems as though u can have a table with your own beer pump!! Cant recommend this place enough.

Het Muzieklokaal is a music café in Utrecht that I heard about when it opened just over a year ago…read moreand finally had the chance to visit. Such a cool idea, it's a normal enough cafe but then with a grand piano in the middle. Why? Because they regularly have performances here by musicians and ensembles! I came on Sunday, where their regularly scheduled classical music hour happens from 16.00 to 17.00. My excuse for coming was that an old friend of mine was playing, but I was also curious to see the café. It was very busy but the waitstaff quickly came and took my order at my table. It took a while for my coffee to arrive but it was fine. A little before 16.00 the musicians appeared and started to tune their instruments. When they were ready to play the proprietor whistled to get everyone's attention and introduced the artists. The concert is in principle 2x20 mins with a 20 min pause in between. During the concert everyone stayed silent and listened (or continued to work on their computers) and the staff came around with drink orders for anything except coffee or tea - because the coffee machine makes too much sound to use during the concert! Overall I found the atmosphere really nice. I was really impressed how attentive the audience was, and it's such a nice relaxed and informal atmosphere to experience classical music in. Families came with their small children so they could look at the instruments close up, university students took a break from writing papers to listen to Bach, and there were quite a few people who came specifically for the concert. They have all sorts of concerts and activities so I highly recommend checking out the agenda on their website. But if you love music, coffee, and cocktails, then this is your place!!!!!