This authentic Australian bar boasts 17 flat-screen TVs, two big screens, traditional Aussie décor, open fire pit, long bar to the rear, comfy sofas, pool tables, darts board and indoor and outdoor seating areas.

Situated right in the heart of Amsterdam on Rembrandtplein, Beers & Barrels offers an unbeatable location for your group to kick back and enjoy a lively atmosphere. Just a stone's throw from the famous Heineken Experience, this vibrant restaurant is a prime spot for any stag or hen do. With outdoor seating available, you can soak up the lively surroundings while sipping on a wide selection of drinks.

Inside, the experience gets even better. Indulge in mouth-watering specialities from the Jospergrill, and for an extra touch of fun, take advantage of the iconic tap tables where you can pour your own beer. Whether you're after a casual bite or a full feast, the extensive menu and unique setting make Beers & Barrels Amsterdam a must-visit for your group celebration.

Italian food is always a favourite, so why not step into one of the oldest authentic restaurants in Amsterdam. This family run venue serves quality food in a traditional, cosy atmosphere. Its menu offers many pizza, pasta and anti-pasta dishes. There is also a large selection of drinks to choose from.

In the heart of our journey, back in the year 2000, Kop van Jut Restaurant was born with a passion for bringing the comforting flavors of Dutch home-cooked meals to the dining table. Nestled in a warm and inviting setting, we aimed to create more than just a restaurant – we crafted a haven where guests could savor the essence of Dutch cuisine, just like a family meal at home.

This authentic Australian bar boasts 17 flat-screen TVs, two big screens, traditional Aussie décor, open fire pit, long bar to the rear, comfy sofas, pool tables, darts board and indoor and outdoor seating areas.

Café Batavia is a historic restaurant and bar located in Jakarta’s Old Town (Kota Tua), Indonesia, situated in a 19th-century colonial building that dates back to the Dutch East Indies period. The establishment is known for its vintage interior design, which retains many colonial-era architectural features such as wooden shutters, high ceilings, and antique furnishings. Positioned on the edge of Fatahillah Square, it offers scenic views of the square and surrounding heritage buildings. Café Batavia serves a variety of Indonesian and international dishes, and it often functions as a cultural landmark that reflects the colonial past and artistic heritage of Jakarta.

This restaurant, bakery and deli is a food concept on the bustling Dam Square. Enter inside, past the deli at the front of the restaurant, and you’ll find an industrial-chic dining space where you can grab something delicious all day long. Using fresh and organic ingredients, fresh bread, wood oven pizzas and Italian pasta are the specialities here, all baked in a wood oven. There’s even a unique terrace facing onto the square.

This city centre nightclub and dining spot is one of the sleekest places in Amsterdam. Its contemporary styling and top quality laser lighting make for a vibrant clubbing experience. Dipping its toe into every genre of music, you can expect to hear top quality tunes from across the decades; picking from the best pop, hip-hop, house, R’n’B, disco and indie beats around. As well as being a top stopping point for partiers of all kinds, the venue is available for private event hire.