Great spot for beer and food. Tapas is great or you can have a full meal. Several excellent micro…read morebrews as well as full bar. Lots of atmosphere with old nautical memorabilia hanging from ceiling. By far the friendliest little bar/restaurant in Enkhuizen

Walking in circles in Enkhuizen looking for the best pub, we stumbled across HERBERG de Compagnie…read more Wow what a nice pub. Sue had one of the IPAs that had an IBU of only 30, and I went for a Breakfast Stout with ABV of 9.5! Staff was excellent. Highly recommend!

Lively bar and restaurant with a very good burgers and 20 beers on tap. Very nice people. In…read moreaddition there are about eight hotel rooms.

Okay, we admit sometimes we drink more often than necessary.....but trust us, this time it was…read morenecessary (we'll share the story some other time). We popped in to the unassuming pub in search of quiet corner to decompress and left feeling blessed to have been a part of local culture we may have otherwise missed. Physically 'T Sneeker is not much different from any other pub we have visited however, the camaraderie among the regulars and the invitation to join was most enjoyable. We admit we felt like a curiosity but everything was wrapped in good humor. We found the inside smoking room to be inventive and you must try the Cannabis-infused Vodka....it's boffo. We will definitely be back.

This place is a classic example of a village community hall, or, as the Dutch call it, a…read more'dorpshuis'. They've got a bar with a small stage for performances, some event spaces, and a large gymnasium as a bonus. (Presumably rented out to local schools?) We went to De Schalm to get tickets to see David Olney and Sergio Webb, two world class artists who somehow visit the little village of Westwoud every other year or so. De Schalm probably doesn't often get such amazing artists, but when they do, it's the perfect venue. I sat in some of the comfy theater style seats on the side of the theater, right by the stage. Because this place holds no more than 100 people (and there were probably closer to 50 here), you're guaranteed a great seat and view. Plus David and Sergio hung out in the bar before and after the performance, so we had a chance to chat with David and meet Sergio for the first time. You can book tickets on the website for De Schalm, which requires you to transfer the money straight from your bank account. I had to get in touch with them for the new EU-compliant BIC code, but other than that, I found the process very easy. A+