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Spinning records, spinning restaurant: dining with live vinyl music above Amsterdam

Restaurant Moon, situated in the rotating top floor of the A’dam Toren in Amsterdam, has launched a monthly vinyl-themed dining series. Guests can enjoy a seasonal multi-course meal while experiencing panoramic views of the city as the restaurant slowly turns.

Located on the nineteenth floor of the A’dam Toren, the restaurant Moon has introduced a new event series called Moon Vinyl Nights. Starting in November, guests can enjoy a rotating four-course seasonal menu on the first Thursday of every month while a vinyl DJ provides live music. The restaurant is uniquely designed as a circular space that rotates slowly, offering patrons a dynamic, panoramic view of Amsterdam, including the city center and the iconic roof of Central Station.

The seasonal menu highlights diverse dishes, such as sea bass with pumpkin miso and pumpkin-mushroom ravioli, followed by classic desserts like pêche melba. Pricing for the four-course experience is set at 73 euros per person, with an option to expand the meal to five courses for 92.50 euros. This dining concept combines culinary artistry with a rotating visual tour of the city, located specifically at Overhoeksplein 3 in Amsterdam-Noord.

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