Café R. de Rosa Opened a few years ago in the Jordaan district, and hopefully, it'll stay there for a long time to come. The place is incredibly hip, in a good way. Oat cappuccinos and orange wine are on the menu, but you can also just order sandwiches with Noorderkaas cheese. The Noordermarkt is just around the corner. With the De Rosa breakfast, you also get unlimited chocolate sprinkles. They regularly host events and pop-ups Organized, sometimes they're all about games. If not, you can always grab a game from the cupboard.

Café R. de Rosa

A little further on lies Café de LaurierboomThis is where boomers and youngsters gather to play chess, kraken (a card game), and other games. Think poker, klaverjassen, toepen, and backgammon. Chess tournaments are regularly organized, welcoming both beginners and experienced players. If you dare to take on "the bear," you can win or lose two euros. Game on.

Café de Laurierboom

Old-fashioned food and old-fashioned games go well together. Games cafe 2 Klaveren The De Clercqstraat bar has been around for over 30 years. While things have certainly changed since then, you can still order Dutch food and snacks like liverwurst, and they still have a good game of spelt. For large groups, they can rent the private space, which can accommodate about 50 people.

Games cafe 2 Klaveren