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Snackspert tests vending machine toasties at Lelylaan station: ‘Let me do a cheese pull’

Snackspert tests vending machine toasties at Lelylaan station: ‘Let me do a cheese pull’

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With natural ice skating not currently possible due to mild weather, Amsterdam residents can turn to several local artificial ice rinks for their winter sports fix. These venues offer varying pricing and facilities to provide a reliable skating experience throughout the season.

New in Amsterdam: eat Dutch classics at Café de Vlieger (and sing them too!)

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Café de Vlieger has opened in Amsterdam's De Baarsjes district, offering a menu of traditional Dutch classics at accessible prices. Named in honor of singer André Hazes, who once worked at the location, the gastropub features a karaoke basement and a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere.

Don't take your secret lover to Café-Restaurant Amsterdam, says one of the regulars

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Café-Restaurant Amsterdam is celebrating its thirtieth anniversary by publishing a special cookbook. The occasion was marked by a large book presentation event attended by regular guests and supporters.

Garages face busy month: inspection due for 416,000 cars in November

Garages face busy month: inspection due for 416,000 cars in November

Garages in the Netherlands are bracing for a busy November with over 416,000 car inspections due this month. With nearly 239,000 vehicles already operating with expired certifications, authorities are urging owners to check their status to avoid automatic fines from the RDW.

A Haarlem institution for 170 years: take a look behind the doors of this society

A Haarlem institution for 170 years: take a look behind the doors of this society

Sociëteit Vereeniging in Haarlem is hosting a public open day on October 31 to showcase its historical building and various member activities. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, attend lectures, and participate in social games to learn more about the society, which has served the local community since 1856.