Café Berkhout

Just next to the heineken experience, great for after office! The staff is nice, but The cocktails are not their strong suit, but they do have really cold beer. Loved the music there and the environment in general.

Great food, and large portions. Option to order ‘very cold’ Heineken, which we liked.
I highly recommend this neighbourhood gem!

Au top !
Juste à côté du musée Heineken
Les prix sont très correct
Je conseille les «Dutch Oma bob’s croquettes ;)

Pretty good bar next to the Heineken Experience. Decent food, cold beer, and a staff more than tolerant of the large amount of tourists flowing through. Of course, like most of Amsterdam, fluent English spoken here. A good spot for a drink and a snack.

For anyone visiting Amsterdam, Café Berkhout is a great place to get drinks and grub after seeing the Heineken Museum. It is located directly across the street and offers some great food that is pretty reasonably priced. It’s a classic pub that is very cozy and comfortable to sit down in after a long day of seeing the city. The staff was very nice and even gave us some directions to the Van Gogh museum, which was much appreciated. The food was delicious – I got a standard burger, which was delicious, but the fries were truly the standout of the meal. They were so crispy and salty – among some of the best I’ve tried.
I’d recommend Café Berkhout to anyone, but to tourists especially, as the staff is very nice, the food is great, and it is conveniently located among many popular sights.

After touring the Heiniken museum, aka the «Heiniken Experience», a bunch of us stopped in this cute little pub for a quick lunch. It’s located directly across the street from the Heiniken Experience. You can’t miss it. It’s quite nice and reminded me of an old English pub because of all the stained wood.
I think its a great place for a drink or a lunch, just like what we did, but I’m not so sure I’d grab a full dinner here. It doesn’t seem like that type of place. I wouldn’t necessarily go out of my way to dine here.
My dining companions and I all got hamburgers (yea, we’re American) and there were zero compaints from the table. The hamburgers were plump and juicy (take a look at my pic).
Also across the street is a canal where supposedly a free Heinekin boat is docked. We were pressed for time and didn’t partake in the boat thing. So actually three very cool things can be done at this location: Heiniken Experience, lunch at Café Berkout, and a canal boat ride. They’re all within a few steps of one another.

Friendly servers, comfortable seating and lots of windows. This place is a favourite for stopping for a brew in the summer.
The pub (café) is located across the street from the Heineken Experience. This makes it easier to find, and you can imagine which beer they stock is the freshest! The food also looks very good, I didn’t have any but was pretty impressed.
The only downside, which is very common is the small annoying bathrooms.

What a great little pub!
The bartender was friendly (as were the local patrons) and the food was good! I had a local red ale and an open face salmon sandwich with arugula on a dark wheat bread. It was fresh and had a great mix of textures. I must say I was kind of impressed, as bar food goes… or any food, for that matter… it was good!
I friendly, easy to get to place. Stop in if you’re visiting!