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Many of these cool places serve dinner, and sometimes lunch too. Although there main function stays serving drinks to thirsty patrons. Some of them even have a local look-a-like of Tom Cruise (or wannabee) in his younger days for mixing drinks.

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De Graven van Leuven

De Graven van Leuven
A rustic wooden floor, dozens of old beer advertisements on the walls and a few magnified panorama pictures of the city centre provide an intimate, agreeable atmosphere in this classic café. Read_on (No Comments)

De Meierijsche Kar

De Meierijsche Kar
The name of this 110-year old cosy eatingplace stems from the name of the region surrounding ‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Meierij. Read_on (No Comments)

De Palm

De Palm
This friendly pub is situated just below St. John’s Cathedral. With its more than 50 types of beer on the menu and its lovely sun-terrace on which to consume them, this café is well worth a visit. Read_on (No Comments)

Hart van Brabant

Hart van Brabant
The clientele of this unique pub is a colourful mix of characters and an accurate cross section of what you may encounter on an Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Terminus Folk Pub

Hotel Terminus Folk Pub
Terminus, which doesn't even try to be trendy, is perhaps the most lively place in town. It's decorated in a seemingly chaotic manner with everything from beer steins to wooden fences. Read_on (2 Comments)

In de Keulse Kar

In de Keulse Kar
The most versatile pub in ‘s-Hertogenbosch is not just good at indulging hedonists, because in addition to regular lunches, drinks and parties, In de Keulse Kar also frequently organises speed dating, networking drinks and karaoke nights. Read_on (No Comments)

In de Kleine Werelt

In de Kleine Werelt
This centuries-old building spans at least three houses on the city's biggest square. Because of the somewhat droll, yet somehow stylish interior, one might confuse this dark brown pub with a historical Dutch living room. Read_on (No Comments)

Jeronimus Café

Jeronimus Café
Although not quite a museum yet, its many paintings and old booze logos almost makes a trip to this cosy pub like a day at an art gallery. Read_on (No Comments)

Lalalaa

Lalalaa
This small pub is usually packed to the gills with local teens and twenty-somethings. In other words, it gets cramped in here so don't be offended if someone spills something or accidentally rubs up against your backside. Read_on (No Comments)

Reinders

Reinders
Nowhere in ’s-Hertogenbosch can you grab hold of a beer as quickly as at the Reinders café where the friendly and knowledgeable staff know the meaning of the word hospitality. Read_on (No Comments)

Silva Ducis

Silva Ducis
In the daytime this is the pub for families shopping with their children, yet in the evening and at the weekend it's populated by a completely different crowd. Read_on (No Comments)

't Pumpke

't Pumpke
For almost 100 years, ’t Pumpke has been widely known in ’s-Hertogenbosch. Whether it's the aroma of freshly baked apple pie or the smooth and loving service of the staff, the fact remains that every customer is always satisfied here. Read_on (No Comments)

Zomers & Zomers

Zomers & Zomers
If you've ever almost been run over in the city centre by a group of scootering or velosolex-riding elders, you can trace them back here to their home base: Zomers & Zomers. Read_on (No Comments)

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