A refuge from Red Light District madness, this Christian-run corner cafe has big windows and a menu of sandwiches (eg spicy sambal-marinated chicken and mango), veggie-rich soups and, of an evening, grilled steaks, burgers and lasagne. A fine selection of Dutch beers helps wash it down. Breakfast (pancakes, omelettes etc) is served until noon.
Dwaze Zaken
Medieval Centre & Red Light District
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