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• 26 coffeeshops in downtown Amsterdam must close their doors
• Starbucks Schiphol: No Stars
• Cafe ‘t Gasthuys
• Amsterdam fights announced closure of coffeeshops
• Amsterdam to close 43 coffeeshops
• In 2010, will there be no more coffeeshops in the Netherlands?
• In Amsterdam, don’t drink and stand
• Amsterdam’s expensive terraces — and the logical alternatives
• Marijuana Is In, Tobacco Is Out Under Netherlands’ Smoking Ban
• How will the July 1, 2008 smoking ban affect Amsterdam’s coffee shops?
• Amsterdam delicacy: Herring
• Il Girasole, Italian coffee house in Amsterdam
• Dutch hashish “spacecakes” become chicken-friendly
• Dutch Cannabis more expensive, lower THC, but high quality
• The Pollux — Floating Café and Restaurant with view of the IJ
• Ordering a beer — according to The Undutchables
• Rotterdam closes nearly half of its coffeeshops
• Are Amsterdam’s coffeeshops about to disappear?
• The view from Coffeeshop De Tweede Kamer
• Amsterdam’s Oldest Café
• Dine with the Dutch: Join an Amsterdammer for Dinner
• Koh-I-Noor — Authentic Indian Food in Amsterdam
• How to Visit an Amsterdam Cafe
• Amsterdam’s Brown Cafes
• O’Reilly’s Irish Pub — Quite likely the best in Amsterdam
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