Enjoy a Night Out with the Best Bars and Lounges in Amsterdam

If you have taken advantage of the cheap flight deals to Amsterdam, you are lucky. This will give you an opportunity to enjoy the vibrant and high-energy nightlife of the city. The city is known to have a colorful nightlife that can get you partying until wee hours of the morning. So check out those air flights and zip to the city to enjoy its fabulous bars and lounges.

Although a small bar, Café Belgique has enough space to serve eight different Belgian draught beers and over 30 types of bottle beers. The bar is located close to Dam Square and is situated among the usual tourist hangouts, but it has managed to carve a niche for itself. Today, you will find many street artists as well as DJs sipping a pint or two of Belgian beers. The interior of the bar is equally attractive with 17th century Dutch décor along with graffiti art. You will truly enjoy yourself here and be happy that you spend time here using your cheap tickets.

Pollux is another bar in the city that is worth visiting if you like music from a jukebox spewing out rock n roll and soul music. You may even be able to use the music to try out some moves on the stripper’s pole that is present in the bar. Of course, the pole is there from the time when this bar was a go-go bar. You may actually end up staying here until morning, drinking vodka and talking to the husband and wife team that run the bar. You may find the couple’s wax statue amusing or eerie, depending on how you see them. This particular bar is located at Prins Hendrikkade.

Cheap flights to Amsterdam will let you enjoy the windmill brewery, formally known as the Brouwerij’t IJ. This place brews its own beer inside a thatched windmill and you can come and sample the beer for affordable prices. Although the beers are served in small glasses, do not get fooled by the alcohol content in them. You may even end up stumbling out of the place or crawling and the locals have a special term for such tourists - spinmilled!

‘t Smalle is a unique place in the heart of the city. It was originally constructed as the Hoppe Distillery way back in 1780. The old casks made from oak are still there for all to see. They are stacked behind the bar. The furniture here is of vintage brass and the lighting is with the help of candles and chandeliers. You can be transported back in time when you come to ‘t Small. This is the local bar where the residents hangout and gossip with one another. It is located alongside a canal, so in summer you can always sit outside and enjoy your drink.

Flights to Amsterdam will allow you to enjoy the very unique Whiskycafe L&B which serves about 1,400 types of bourbon and whisky. These come from all over the world - America, Scotland, Japan, Canada and India. When you visit this bar, you will find it hard to select one drink, the friendly bar staff will be more than willing to give you samples and help you decide from the large menu. The ambiance here is relaxed and is common to see solitary drinkers sipping their malt and reading a classic novel or literature.