Terras van de Nacht in Westlandgracht

It's a good place for a Friday night, but they do let minors in if you know the security. There was a girl there who showed me her ID and it turned out she was still 17. Very unfortunate and I hope this will be resolved.

Don't be put off by the tough guys sitting in the café and on the terrace: this is a hidden gem when it comes to Surinamese-Creole cuisine!! The menu changes daily and offers a variety of dishes, some of which are almost impossible to find in regular Surinamese restaurants and are often only prepared in family/friends' circles. Think of dishes such as moksi alesi's (djarpesi, salmon, cod, masoes) but also peanut soup and vegetables such as sopropo. Café L.A distinguishes itself from other restaurants by serving tasty Creole dishes. The portions are generous and come with deliciously fresh, not too hot sambal. My personal favorite and recommendation is the Masoesa Moksi Alesi (only available on Mondays), delicious food while enjoying a ginger beer.

A nice spot for brunch and coffee.

Nice little flea market where you can still find junk from private individuals. Unfortunately, I already secretly saw the first professional dealer standing there and slowly but surely more clothing is coming, otherwise I would have given an extra star.

If you don't like tourist cafes