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| From De Pijp |
Initially a working class district built to ease the overpopulated Jordaan in the 19th century, today is a a melting pot of cultures and nationalities.
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| From De Pijp |
Amsterdam's Quartier Latin, De Pijp is a lively bohemian district.
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| From De Pijp |
Here we can find nice restaurants as the well known Bazar where we go quite often (once per month) to have dinner.
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| From De Pijp |
A former synagoge, is nowadays a muslim restaurant.
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This is "Bizar Bazar vlees" (meat/carne): mixed grill kebab with lamb, chicken, spicy chicken sausage, turkey, adana (lamb) and fried chicken wings with rice, tomato sauce and salad, fried potatoes, yoghurt sauce with moesir.
In some ways, reminds me the Portuguese food which has many arabic influences.
Price per person, €14,50.
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| From De Pijp |
Bazar is located in the well known Albert Cuypstraat where takes place the most famous market in Amsterdam.
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| From De Pijp |
Each time we go there, we see this beautiful heron! :-)
De Pijp is also known by its pretty Sarphati Park.
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| From De Pijp |
After our walk there, we found some books to sell by €1 next to this window.
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| From De Pijp |
Do you remember the wonderful town of Bredevoort?
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| From De Pijp |
It's the same situation. You choose the book you like and you leave the money in the post box.
In the next entries, I will share more photos of the restaurant and the park.
See you!! :-)
