Top 10 Bars & Clubs in Amsterdam South, North Holland Province

Ever since its opening in 1970, Tapperij Happerij Tapmarin has been the lively center of both the van Woustraat and the ‘Pijp’ area. Guests come from all over to enjoy a night of good, honest Amsterdam fun. Tapmarin’s secret? Cold beer, quality food, nice music, good people, and a strict no nonsense policy. Van Woustraat 130 is the address of hospitality. That’s why those celebrating birthdays, sports championships, or anything else don’t pay a fee for bringing their party to Tapmarin. For these occasions, guests can rent a private beer tap from which they can serve beer to a maximum of 120 guests. Only the drinks consumed are charged. This arrangement also applies to company events, group sessions, chess tournaments, presentations, or any other type of gathering. Tapperij Happerij Tapmarin is the real deal when it comes to Amsterdam bars.

Tjonge Jonge is a warm bar that feels like a home away from home. They say it feels like the bar in Cheers and the bartender really does know everybody by name. It has a personal touch. It's the oasis at night for locals and tourists. If you're in for a night out or just wanna experience the local culture. This is the place to be. Try the special home made shots .

The best Amsterdam Coffeeshop since 1989! Once you've walked in you will find a friendly atmosphere with over 100 seats. Although this Amsterdam coffee shop caters mainly for the local population, they are welcoming to, and patient with, tourist. Large enough to accommodate everyone. Low prices, an interesting interior and a great atmosphere complete the experience. Come and see our immense selection of Amsterdam weed.

Drink in mesmerising views of Amsterdam at the Twenty Third Bar at Hotel Okura Amsterdam. Open to non-hotel and hotel guests alike, sip crisp glasses of Champagne or cocktails created before your eyes, 23 storeys up. Situated next to the two Michelin-starred Ciel Bleu, pair your drinks with small bites prepared by the world-class chefs, and gaze over the cityscape below.