Craft brewery that was established in the 80s in a former bathhouse. It's next to the amazing…read moreDeGooyer Windmill. The tasting room is well appointed and the outdoor patio area is pretty large. They primarily brew organic craft beers leaning towards Belgian influences. The beers we had were spectacular. Far superior than anything I've had in America and we've got some darn good breweries. My favorite is the Zatte Tripel. The food offerings were perfectly European. We shared a board of bread, sausages, cheese, olives, and nuts. Service was fast and friendly.

This is one of my favorite spots n I'm in love with their beers, especially the Tripel, and my…read morepersonal favorite is the IJwit.

Great beer hall style dining establishments. Love all the food options and wide selection of beers…read more Very helpful servers.

They claim to have the best chicken in town, I believe that may be the truth!…read more Super friendly and accommodating staff. We grabbed menus and, before we could crack them open, he was back with English menus - something must have given us away as being tourists. ; ) We opted for a table outside. I started with Bobby's gin - with closed pushed into orange slices and cinnamon stick added, it's amazingly refreshing & not terribly priced. BONUS: paper staw Of course, we had to get bitterballen. Say what you will, a hefty dose of mustard and these lil balls are the perfect sidekick for a brew. I went with the chicken and waffle. The sweet waffle paired nicely with the savory chicken. Other dishes at our table: sausage, schnitzel and fries... plus a few beers. I'd suggest getting the house recommendation of half chicken... it smells amazing and was being devoured by regulars all around us. The place was hopping - the line for the toilet was longer than the wait for our food. Service great... drinks inconsistent - as 2 others ordered Bobby's gin & they weren't garnished the same as the original one, tho equally delicious. Solid 4

Fun place. Reminds of the huge places in the USA. Will be great when the weather is better and can…read moresit outdoors. I loved watching the trains go by on their way north and east out of Centraal station. Food service was so fast. Vast beer menu. Friendly service. Lots of bike parking too!!

Very cheerful ambiance, the staff were all very nice and friendly! The spiral staircase was really…read morebeautiful and it was nice that there was an upstairs area for additional seating. Very kid friendly and the beer was tasty.

Visited on a Wednesday around 5 pm. Bar had some other guest but plenty of space. Super fun…read morewhimsical decor. Menu had a great variety of beers, as well as non alcoholic options. There's also a food menu and staff walked around talking orders which was great. Drinks: Tada - Lemon lager super refreshing, light and crisp, really well balanced and tasty. Swinger - Lemon Gose a little funky tangy and tart also very tasty, slightly heavier than the lager but also equally delicious Service was good, quick and efficient. Overall really enjoyed this brewery, super fun atmosphere, reasonably priced beer, definitely worth a visit when in Amsterdam.

There is so much more to the Oedipus than it's exceptional beers. I will say this... I can't get…read morepast the Polyamorie Mango Sour! Juicy, double decker cheeseburgers dripping with chipotle ketchup, pickles, mustard and lettuce. Triple cooked fries with pickled ginger, gochujang mayo and okonomiyaki sauce! This order is enormous so start with one, no matter what the size of your party is. The charming and very tiny cart offering cheese pairings for your beer. Games, children's books and a lovely neighborhood with plenty to watch and do keep all ages busy and happy. Oedipus, which began with a 2013 kickstart, will be opening its very own radio station on the premises soon, but my son in law tells me that this gem will lose its lease in 2024 and have to move far far away. Bummer.

If you're looking for a cold beer in Amsterdam, Lions Head is a great option! I really liked the…read moremangose, it was sour but not overwhelmingly so. To eat I got the peri peri chicken sandwich. I was expecting it to be a little spicer than it was--so I added some of their hot sauce which is excellent. The one thing I didn't like about the sandwich is they use American cheese. There are SO many amazing cheeses out there--I'll never understand why any restaurant--aside from fast food ones--use American cheese. It would be a lot better with real cheese. Their fries were good, and their bartender Sean is attentive and makes good conversation. I'll come back, but I'd order something else next time

My first meal since arriving in Amsterdam, a couple Negronis & a couple of beers. They have a…read morebrewery set up in the basement, the beers were spot on,, the food was prepared perfectly and tasty & of course I had to have a Negroni or two, from the country that invented the modern day Gin....I really enjoyed my conversations with the 2 younger super nice people behind the bar, they gave me some great information on Amsterdam and the service was impeccable. Thank you for entertaining me while I was trying to revive myself after the long flight from Portland, OR.....

Small brewery in Noor Amsterdam neighborhood. Great beers named after Greek gods. Cool artwork…read moreon the labels too. Had several beers while enjoying the sun.

GREAT beer. I was born and raised in Colorado and lived there for 26 years. I drink beer all over…read morethe planet and have had some of the best beer out there. Do yourself a favor--take a bike ride from more central Amsterdam and drink a nice cool beer when you're done. Take your ride in the early afternoon and take your time. Try to arrive around 3:30-4. If you do, you'll not only get a fantastic beer, they'll also be doing jazz in the front (at least in the summer).

Cool space with lots of different types of seating. Wide selection of beers. Only had the tosti,…read morebut it was very good. Friendly service.

Let's start with their great service! Before I was seated, I had a beertender asking about my…read moreneeds! Thanks! It's a nice brewery. It's big and open with loads of seating. Their beers were good, mostly different, but that's the fun. I tried all 11 on tap!

Only three stars because I think this brewery does not do a good job at its core assigment:…read morebrewing. The beers I tasted were without exception novelty beers, with overly fruity, herby or bitter tastes. Get your pilsener right and other basics right, first! The food however was excellent. Troost has gone full vegetarian on their burgers and this was the first time in my life I tasted that vegetarian burger replacements have a future. Texture and flavours were spot on. Wouldn't mind coming back for the burgers and will accept that the beers are not as I would like them.

Visited this awesome brewery while on vacation and I wish we had something like this back at home!…read moreIt was a very cool, chill spot with plenty of room inside and a handful of tables outside which all are equipped with heaters so it's comfortable. There were a good variety on tap, except for one time they were literally out of everything but we found something else that we liked. I tried the IPA and the Honey beer and both were very crisp and fresh. They had a menu with little bites but we didn't try any. It's a nice spot to stop for a beer after a long day of walking and sightseeing, and I could see this as a nice spot to meet with friends after work if you're from the area.

Great for beer. A unique hidden away spot…read more Simple is a bit of an understatement. The beer is great!

So cool I could cry beer tears of joy! If you like craft beer and getting away from tourist areas…read moreyou are going to explode with excitement at this place. You wander down a weird looking street that is full of car garages on an industrial estate and you get to what looks like an abandoned factory of some type. Not much has been done to the place in terms of Turning it into a bar, other than adding some taps, tables, a record player and some fridges. The beer is brewed on site and is so cheap. Green cap was only £1.80 a goblet. It was a pale ale, but did have a Belgium hint to it. It tasted great though. The women serving was very friendly, there was loads of interesting locals to (people) watch, huge roller doors so you could view the world, a friendly dog running about outside, blankets if you get cold and lots of great beer. It's sort of hard to explain, but it was like drinking home brew in someone's tiled garage on an industrial estate. Your either gonna love it or hate it. For me it was paradise. And soooooo cheap!

Quaint little pub off a narrow alley near the Amsterdam center. Good selection and remarkably good…read moreIPA! Space is divided into great little sitting areas and tables of various sizes, with ambiance but not at all dark. Friendly staff and local vibe. Would definitely pay a visit!

What an excellent brewery in the heart of Amsterdam! It's rather close to Central Station and…read moreoffers up some incredible beers. They offer a beer flight for 10€. It comes with four samples, plus a taster size water and a baby bowl of peanuts. What a nice touch! I hate peanut butter in beer (like it's the worst thing ever created, ew), but peanuts WITH beer is a great idea. I had the bitterblond, scotch, barleywine, and tripel. They were all top quality. I gave the scotch away though. Too peaty for me. All in all a very cool place to hang out. If I had longer time in the city, I would've returned for sure.