Going out in Amsterdam East

Amsterdam Oost, a vibrant neighbourhood full of hidden gems and lively nightlife spots! From wine bars and cosy cafés to unique clubs and cultural hotspots, this neighbourhood offers a diverse mix of entertainment. Discover the local atmosphere and enjoy an unforgettable night in this dynamic Amsterdam neighbourhood!

Bar Bukowski

Bukowski, located in Amsterdam East, adjacent to Oosterpark and the popular Beukenplein with its many bars and restaurants, has been a household name for years. Named after and inspired by legendary writer Charles Henry Bukowski, the bar exudes his love of literature and alcohol.

During the day you can enjoy delicious coffee and an extensive lunch menu, while at night it transforms into a real bar with cocktails, popular music and a wide selection of beers. Address: Oosterpark 10 (Google Maps), www.barbukowski.nl

The Biertuin

For years, the first Biertuin has been a household name in Amsterdam Oost. The Biertuin offers an excellent selection of the best special beer, combined with tasty food, including the rotisserie’s famous chicken and Amsterdam Oost’s world-famous burgers. Address: Linnaeusstraat 29 (Google Maps), www.debiertuin.nl

Wijnbar Clos

A visit to Wijnbar Clos in Amsterdam Oost (East), located on Beukenplein, is definitely worthwhile. Opt for a ‘Wine Flight’ and be surprised by a delicious wine arrangement with a choice of white, red or bubbles.

All packages come with delicious dishes accompanied by an explanation of the wine from the perspective of the winemaker. Address: Beukenplein 50 (Google Maps), www.closamsterdam.nl

Proeflokaal de Molen

Located under the mill on Funenkade, Brouwerij ‘t IJ’s tasting room De Molen is a cosy place to enjoy various beers on tap. The spacious terrace and cosy atmosphere are ideal for relaxing and enjoying a drink accompanied by matching snacks. ’t IJ has been brewing their quirky Amsterdam beers since 1985. Address: Funenkade 7 (Google Maps), www.brouwerijhetij.nl

Studio/K

A cinema, café-restaurant and cultural stage, preferably all in one. That is Studio/K. In the old craft school on Timorplein, about 50 enthusiastic students dedicate themselves daily to this unique place. Here you can enjoy award-winning feature films and inspiring documentaries, as well as special programming highlighting obscure gems and forgotten classics, all within a monthly changing theme.

After the films, you can relax in the café, which regularly hosts performances by various musicians. Every last Wednesday of the month there is Jazz in /K, often featuring international jazz artists on stage. We also offer space to emerging artists and music collectives. Address: Timorplein 62 (Google Maps), www.studio-k.nu

Club Panama

Panama is a nightclub located in a historic building in Amsterdam’s Oostelijk Havengebied, where you can enjoy live music and popular club nights. Address: Oostelijke Handelskade 4 (Google Maps), www.panama.nl

Hannekes Boom (Aan ’t IJ)

Hannekes Boom is a unique spot in the heart of Amsterdam, with a sunny terrace, a restaurant, a café, exhibition space and its own harbour. Despite its popularity, this atmospheric location is a real hidden treasure in the city. This is mainly due to its relatively secluded waterfront location, right across from the Nemo Science Museum. Address: Dijksgracht 4 (Google Maps), www.hannekesboom.nl, +31(0)20 419 98 20

Muziekgebouw aan ‘t IJ

The Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ is the Netherlands’ most important stage for contemporary music, as well as for classical music with a modern twist. It’s a truly stunning venue, with a great bar on site and the audience experience is amazing. Address: Piet Heinkade 1 (Google Maps), www.muziekgebouw.nl, 5 min. on foot from the Amsterdam Central Station or take tram: 26 exit Muziekgebouw/ Bimhuis, for events and prices check the site of the muziekgebouw.

You can also contact the box office of the Muziekgebouw from Mon – Sat 12.00 – 18.00 hrs. on telephone number +31 (0)20 788 20 00.

The Bimhuis 

The Bimhuis provides a perspective on Dutch and international music with over 300 concerts annually, in which a variety of jazz and improvised music can be enjoyed.

The focus is on new developments, but the Bimhuis also offers a significant selection of more mainstream music. Every Tuesday sessions are from 22.00 hrs. Closed July and Aug. Address: Piet Heinkade 3 (Google Maps), www.bimhuis.com, 5 min. on foot from the Amsterdam Central Station or take tram: 26 exit Muziekgebouw/ Bimhuis. For events and prices check the site of the Bimhuis.

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