Bars & Nightlife · Amsterdam
Poesiat & Kater is named after two actual legends: Bart Poesiat and Klaas Kater, who worked at the biggest brewery in the Netherlands around 1900. They weren't just about beer, they were about workers' rights, founding housing cooperatives and unions. Their old brewery shut down in the 50s, and they were basically forgotten. Now they're back, but with their own spot. The proeflokaal is in Amsterdam on Polderweg, and it's open pretty much all day, every day. Kitchen closes at 22:00, 21:00 on Sundays, so you can grab food if you're hungry, but the main event is clearly the beer. They've got their own brews, like the Platland New England Double IPA, and you can check their Beerfinder if you want to know what's on tap. If you're rolling with more than 10 people, you'll need to email or call ahead for a reservation. There's also a separate brewery location in Weesp, which is where you'd pick up webshop orders. It's a place with actual history behind it, not just another taproom. Worth a vis…
Poesiat & Kater is named after two actual legends: Bart Poesiat and Klaas Kater, who worked at the biggest brewery in the Netherlands around 1900. They weren't just about beer, they were about workers' rights, founding housing cooperatives and unions. Their old brewery shut down in the 50s, and they were basically forgotten. Now they're back, but with their own spot. The proeflokaal is in Amsterdam on Polderweg, and it's open pretty much all day, every day. Kitchen closes at 22:00, 21:00 on Sundays, so you can grab food if you're hungry, but the main event is clearly the beer. They've got their own brews, like the Platland New England Double IPA, and you can check their Beerfinder if you want to know what's on tap. If you're rolling with more than 10 people, you'll need to email or call ahead for a reservation. There's also a separate brewery location in Weesp, which is where you'd pick up webshop orders. It's a place with actual history behind it, not just another taproom. Worth a vis…
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Poesiat & Kater is named after two actual legends: Bart Poesiat and Klaas Kater, who worked at the biggest brewery in the Netherlands around 1900. They weren't just about beer, they were about workers' rights, founding housing cooperatives and unions. Their old brewery shut down in the 50s, and they were basically forgotten. Now they're back, but with their own spot. The proeflokaal is in Amsterdam on Polderweg, and it's open pretty much all day, every day. Kitchen closes at 22:00, 21:00 on Sundays, so you can grab food if you're hungry, but the main event is clearly the beer. They've got their own brews, like the Platland New England Double IPA, and you can check their Beerfinder if you want to know what's on tap. If you're rolling with more than 10 people, you'll need to email or call ahead for a reservation. There's also a separate brewery location in Weesp, which is where you'd pick up webshop orders. It's a place with actual history behind it, not just another taproom. Worth a vis…
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