Dinner with friends: BAR BROUW

This is the place for smoked BBQ in Amsterdam. Think ribs, brisket and pulled pork with homemade BBQ sauce and 2 sides of your choice such as coleslaw or potato wedges. Most dishes are naturally glutenfree and when you notify the staff, your dish will be served without bread. And they have glutenfree beer among the many choices of craft beer. Great for glutenfree dudes.

Bar Brouw
Ten Katestraat 16
1053CE Am
+31 (0)20 223 8569

Find on map

After work drinks: CAFE BRECHT

Brecht is a Berlin-style living room cafe, with a cosy interior and one of the smallest but best terraces in Amsterdam. This is a great place to start your evening in the summer or spend a winterafternoon with a glutenfree beer. However, if you can resist the beer, you should try Lillet, a French aperitif wine with a hint of bitter orange. Its my absolute favourite drink and another good reason to visit Cafe Brecht.

Cafe Brecht

Weteringschans 157

1017 SE Amsterdam

Find on map

Near: Rijksmuseum (400m), Museumplein (550m), Albert Cuyp market (600m), Foam fotography museum(600m), PC Hooftstraat shoppingstreet (650m), Van Gogh Museum (800m), Leidseplein (700m)

Dinner for two: FA SPIJKERVET

Established in a former bakery, Fa. Spijkervet serves fresh organic food inspired by the Northern European kitchen. Their seasonal ingredients are produced locally and the meat is used head to toe. They have plenty glutenfree options. Many dishes are naturally glutenfree or can be altered. Just ask for their special menu. They even have glutenfree bread as a starter and serve glutenfree beer.

Fa. Speijkervet
Admiraal de Ruijterweg 79 
1057 JZ Amsterdam
+31 (0)20 22 36 004

Find on map