At Bret, you can go all day for the delicious food, craft beers and dancing at the now famous parties. The unusual restaurant is housed in containers on a square that has been transformed into a green paradise. The food and drinks are also dedicated to sustainability with regionally grown produce, locally brewed beer and seasonal ingredients free of artificial substances and pesticides.
On the map at Bret
Bret stands for sustainability, simple but good food and craft beers. The chef takes care to get as much flavor into each dish with as little waste as possible. Local, organic products are used both in the kitchen and behind the bar. For lunch and dinner you will find International dishes such as mackerel on bread, burgers, soups and salads. For drinks, enjoy fine bites like Jalapeño poppers, Nachos and cheese focaccia.
Opening hours
Bret is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 00 a.m.. On Friday and Saturday you can go there from 12.00 to 04.00 and on Sunday from 12.00 to 00.00. View the event page for all parties.
SUGGESTIONS
EAST the new living room of Hotel Casa
Come breakfast, work, relax, drink, dine and meet
Amsterdam Oost has gained a fine restaurant. Where restaurant East57 used to be, you can now visit EAST, the living room of Hotel Casa. A coffee bar, restaurant, cocktail bar and hotel lobby all in one. Where you will be completely pampered from early morning until late at night.
Eerste Ringdijkstraat 2 , Amsterdam
Read more
Persijn Dutch Eatery is Dutch cuisine at its best
Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and boozy Sunday brunches
Persijn Dutch Eatery shows that Dutch cuisine can be both surprising and versatile. Besides the fact that all the dishes should taste good, they find it especially important here that it is prepared honestly and responsibly. Persijn uses local products and many ingredients from their own greenhouse. You can go there for a cup of coffee, a nice breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Amstelvlietstraat 4a , Amsterdam
Read more
Café Panache
Discover Amsterdam
Turning an old market warehouse into a bustling diner? The men behind restaurants Franklin, Carter and Hugo's did it again, resulting in Café Panache. At the grill & cocktail bar you imagine yourself in New York's Meatpacking District, but in reality you are on the sidewalk of the Ten Katemarkt in Amsterdam West. Belgian designer Will Erens, of Antwerp-based design firm Puresang, chose urban chic interiors....
Ten Katestraat 117 , Amsterdam
Read more