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| ARC nomads rain zebra lounge |
NL odessa supper club |
MOMO panama wolvenstraat 23 |
| Rain Rembrandtplein 44 (626 70 78). Hip club-bar-restaurant, with a tasteful interior with lots of dark wood and bamboo. Downstairs is cocktail bar and dance floor, with right behind the bar the Comfortable Dining Area, where you can enjoy a snack or a light meal. Upstairs is the Main Dining Room, with a fashionable East-meets-West style international cuisine. Loungy, jazzy tunes on weekdays, during the weekend the music picks up a little with a bit of hip-hop and house thrown in.Open daily 6pm-2am (4am weekends). Supper Club Jonge Roelensteeg 21 (344 64 00). A
trendy three-in-one; restaurant, bar
and lounge. The downstairs bar is entirely done up in red, and the lounge
is overwhelmingly white (think milkbar from Clockwork Orange). Apart from
being the most popular days, Fridays and Saturdays are also the most spectacular
with live music and DJ's. Open daily 8pm-close. Wolvenstraat 23 Wolvenstraat
23 (320 08 43). Hip city center bar, good for breakfast, lunch, dinner and general lounging. Appropriate '70s meets the new century' decor and tunes, with a public to match. The eats are mostly Asian in origin, with the usual modern twist of course. Open daily 8am-1am (weekends 9am-2am). Zebra Lounge Korte Leidse Dwarsstraat 14 (489 55 00). Controversial
but stylish club near the Leidseplein.
The Zebra Lounge was the first bar
in Amsterdam to stage pole dancers. The poles had to go, but the dancers
remain. Two dance floors, several bars and the availability of private booths
create a luxurious and exclusive atmosphere. If you want a private booth
you'll have to make advance reservations.Open Wed-Sun 10pm-2am (3am weekends). |
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