Top 10 Top 10 Types of Café
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1. Bruin Café
Snug, smoky and old-fashioned, these brown cafés are places for beer and gossip.
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2. Grand Café
Always grand in size, sometimes these cafés are grand in style too.
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3. Eetcafé
Eetcafé means, unsurprisingly, Eat Café, and eat is exactly what you do in one. Good cooking at a little below restaurant prices.
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4. Hip Hangouts
Some cafés flash their designer credentials – and attract a suitably hip and trendy crowd.
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5. Music Cafés
Live music or top DJs make a good start to an evening of clubbing (see Clubs).
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6. Games Cafés
Devotees of billiards, chess, darts or board games will find entire cafés given over to single pursuits.
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7. Coffee & Cake
Sometimes there’s no alcohol at all, just tea, coffee and more calories than you’d care to mention.
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8. Nachtcafés
When all else is closed, these night cafés open their doors through the wee hours, though tread carefully – some may be a little seedy.
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9. Gay Cafés
From the stylish to the sweaty, Amsterdam’s famous gay cafés cater to all tastes.
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10. “Coffeeshops”
Here, intoxicants take a different form, and smoking rather than drinking is the predominant activity.
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