Hidden in the greenery near Westerpark, the perfect hideaway from street noise can be found if you know where to look: a little farm called “De Buurtboerderij”. Surrounded by a bunch of sheep and a happily decorated garden, the restaurant inside serves one fixed menu a week for a low price. The farm serves as community center as well and is run by volunteers — and you when you eat there! — and there are plenty of sweet people and animals to hang out with.
Website
buurtboerderij.nl
Address
Buurtboerderij 'Ons Genoegen', 319 Spaarndammerdijk, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Current city: Amsterdam
Vera van de Seyp is a graphic designer and creative coder, currently living in Amsterdam. She likes to explore new technologies and is interested in typography, languages and artificial intelligence.
 

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