Description:We are a brand new Holiday Inn Express in the middle Jewish area and business district. We have kosher breakfast as a standard on our daily buffet. We also have kosher products available 24/7. We have mechanical keys, kosher lamps, instructions for s... [more]
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Description:
Restaurant H' Baron is a new restaurant, located at Buitenveldert in Amsterdam. Five days a week a lovely romantic dinner for two, pleasantly with a (large) company or a calmer place for your business dinner.
The openings times are Sunday till Thursday: lunch from 12:00 hour till 16:00 hour, dinner from 16:00 hour till 22:00 hour. For reservations call our telephone number.
The restaurant has place for 70 guests. It’s suitable for all kinds of celebrations like a kiddoesj, a bar or bat mitswa, brunches or friday dinners. We also care for catering on location.
We serve lovely fish, meat and vegetarian dishes. We also serve till 16:30u an extensive lunch card. On request all the dishes can be specially made for all kinds of diets. Our cooks are inspired especially by the international kitchens with a little wink to the Mediterranean kitchen
Do you like a pleasant evening, beautiful made up plates and a good glass of wine? Then you are at the right place at H' Baron. Bowl along and enjoys!
Hopefully we may welcome you soon at our restaurant.
Passover 2010 info: NOT Kosher for Passover 2010
"" Posted on 2010-10-28 10:24:04 by Buaron Comment: We had a very nice dinner with our family, in a designed atmosphere. Dishes well served, we had parguit, veal and salmon. For my taste the veal was not tender enough. Great dessert "fondant au chocolat" Arround 30€, wine included
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Tour of the Amsterdam former Jewish Quarter
Leading by the most important Jewish History of the city of Amsterdam. Passing by no less than 6 (former) synagogues. This tour is a mix of the history of how this area came to be the Jewish Quarter, of Sefardic and Asjkenasic Jews, Kokadorus, the Castro family, World War II, The Jewish Council, and much more.
