All 16 brasseries publish their hours and all 16 have a website of their own; not one is untraceable online. 10 open on a Sunday and 3 work past eleven.
What a brasserie actually is, meanwhile, is laid down nowhere. In the Dutch trade and statistical classification the words brasserie, bistro and eetcafe do not exist as separate types: all three fall under restaurant or cafe, and which name goes on the front is the owner’s choice and not the legislator’s.
Amsterdam does work with numbered hospitality categories in its zoning plans, but that is exactly where it gets confusing. The same number does not mean the same thing everywhere: in the plan for the oldest part of the inner city the fourth category stands for restaurants and coffee places, while in a plan for a post-war district that same fourth category denotes fast food. The label brasserie therefore says more about the menu than about the file.
Our directory includes 16 Brasserie in Amsterdam. We only list verified local companies in Amsterdam. The mission of our website is to facilitate the search for local businesses. Find a Brasserie in Amsterdam near you. Addresses, phone numbers, social media - all information on the cafe-restaurant-bar.nl.
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