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At €25 for a round, Amsterdam tops most expensive cafe terrace league

July 20, 2018

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The price of a round of drinks on a Dutch cafe terrace has gone up by an average of 2.4% this year, but in Utrecht and Den Bosch the rise has been has much as 4.5%, according to the annual survey by Van Spronsen & Partners.

The hospitality industry consultancy checked out the price of two coffees, two beers, two glasses of rosé and two soft drinks in the biggest Dutch cities.

Amsterdam tops the list with an average bill of €25.10 while the same drinks in bottom of the list Zwolle would cost you €21.35.

Iced coffee and specialty beers are new hot items this summer, spokesman Guido Verschoor said.

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