There's a popular saying that Amsterdam is where you go to party and thus, it is no surprise that there are numerous places where you can drop by for your favorite drink. If you know where to look you can also have your drinks at equally tasty prices of course.
A good advice when walking around Amsterdam and looking for a place to drink, is to walk 100-200 metres away from any major tourist attractions. Chances are you will find a much more charming and inexpensive place to drink. Near the tourist attractions there are many places who got a good location, but unfortunately, the quality of the service and the prices are not good at all.
A good bar I can recommend is Weber Bar. Weber Bar is notable for its Art Deco design and idyllic atmosphere. Tucked away near Leidseplein, this intimate bar with its bright colors and sleek interior is a must-see for arty travelers. The bar has a unique design with its cheerful tiled mosaic contrasting the striking fur-covered wall. Be it a soothing beer or a classy cocktail, this is the place for you. Where is it? Weber Bar is situated on Marnixstraat 397.
Another charming bar in Amsterdam is Cafe Belgique. This rustic bar/pub well-known for its specialist beers from Belgium. As well as offering a variety of bottled beers as well as a select number of draughts (La Trappe Dubbel, Le Chouffe, Blanche de Namur), this cozy spot also boasts as one of the few pubs selling Vlo beer (one that is made specially for the Bierkoning shop). Prices range from Euro 2 - 4. Where is it? Cafe Belgique is situated on Gravenstraat 2.