Barça w Amsterdam

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  Jaume Baltasar

  :: 06 May 2018 22:57:11

  Just don't go there. Food is expensive for what it is. We reserved to watch a football game and they switched on the screen 10 min after with half of the screen completly black. However, what I disliked the most was the attitude of the waiters which was awful and rude.

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  Gabe Amador

  :: 18 April 2018 15:17:46

  Good food, great service, and comfortable seating. Definitely worth a look if you're in the area. Theres a small open courtyard nearby, and access to public transit very close. Bike parking is available as well, and theres plenty to go around. It wasn't very crowded when we went around dinner time.

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  Cankaya Ter Haar

  :: 31 March 2018 11:38:41

  We sat there for a couple of hours and 3-4 glasses of beer. It is at a lively part of the city. I had Heineken to honour the factory nearby. The service was nice and chill, but wouldn’t recommend sitting outside if you’re in a hurry. They took their times but we didn’t mind because we were there to chat and drink some beer. Not sure about the food but to catch up with friends and have a couple of drinks, it is a good place to go.

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  Nathan Ewin

  :: 25 March 2018 15:10:19

  Service was terrible, it took until all of the rest of the food was served and eaten for them to tell us that they had forgotten about one of the mains. Didn't get offered much of an apology or any discount.

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  Jordi Nemesi

  :: 10 March 2018 22:52:03

  Barça comes from the Catalan short spelling of Barcelona. In order to make honor to that city, please review the way of doing your “tapas”. The bred with tomatoes has to be just that: bred, tomato and olive oil. Not a kind of tomato purée with lemon (!) over the bred. And you never serve a BELLOTA ham with a bun. Respect! I could understand this in an international restaurant but if you dare to use Barça as a name...please review your roots.