Brouwerij Poesiat & Kater — Restaurant in Amsterdam

walked in before midnight to celebrate my last night with my friends before their flight the next day. ordered a pitcher to share. was trying to order another one around 12:20am but found the QR code inactivated. turns out they didn't even take the last order?? i was confused at this point because the two staffs were still serving out drinks to 4-5 other tables. I walked up to them in the kitchen and asked nicely if they could serve another pitcher for my friend who's catching a flight tomorrow to leave Amsterdam and she said "well maybe if she has a flight tomorrow, she shouldn't be drinking tonight" with a bitter face. no hospitality whatsoever straight up hostile. i asked her the reason why she didn't take the last order again and she said it was because everyone else drinking were staffs?? ive never been to a bar who closes their drinks 40 minutes ahead of their closing time. all you gotta do is flick the tap and serve them beers? just might as well close up the entire store then? anyways me and my friends were very frustrated but found a nicer bar nearby with way nicer staffs called eighty four. they only charge 19 for a big jupiler pitcher. you should check it out. never coming back to this...

Wee bit dear for a frugal Scottish man, but for the quality of the beer… worth every penny.

Some absolutely delicious beer here with a wide variety of flavours available, all brewed locally. The classic Princesse was without a doubt my favourite, but there was plenty of competition.

The fruity IPAs to the classic pils all of it tasted fresh and had none of the Scottish wang that you usually get with a tennents.

The decor of the place was amazing looking like a trendy brewery house. Lots of outdoor seating right next to a canal so on a sunny day made for a lovely little Pitstop.

Incredibly friendly staff that not only walked us through the beers but also recommended a couple other great spots to visit.

Very much worth a visit, scunner I didn’t try the...

We come every now and then for beers, cause they're really good. But our first experience with dinner may be the last: with a group of four, we were served two at a time, with like 30 minutes in between. Lovely way to have a family dinner, with shifts 😅. What's worst, nothing by way of apology. No good. Also, we asked beforehand about a baby seat, but haven't heard back they they haven't got one. UPDATE: I thank the owner for the response and the kind invite, it shows that they indeed care a lot and that this was probably an anomaly not a rule. We'll surely keep...