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Cafés · Jordaan
A classic Jordaan brown cafe on the Egelantiersgracht, in a building tied to an eighteenth-century jenever distillery. Inside are wood panelling, brass fittings and a mezzanine; outside is a small canal-side terrace, with extra seating on a boat in summer. It serves beers, jenever, coffee and simple bar food.
A genuinely historic Amsterdam brown cafe where dogs are accepted inside as well as on the canal terrace.
Listings report that dogs are welcome inside as well as on the terrace; Dutch law leaves the decision to each venue, so confirm on arrival. No size limits or pet fees are stated. In Amsterdam dogs must be leashed in public except in designated off-leash areas, owners must clean up, and there is no dog tax. The hours come from public directories and are inconsistent.
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