Café Vertigo is going way-back. Between 1989 and 2012, there was already a café named Vertigo here, named after the Alfred Hitchcock film. At that time, it also housed the Film Museum, which relocated to Noord. Today, it's back in the spotlight, this time with the ambition to recreate that atmosphere. And it's succeeding quite well.

Inside, there's room for around 120 guests, but the real treat is the large, sunny terrace with space for a whopping 480. Perfect for long afternoons with friends, first dates that run long, or drinks that culminate in dinner. And speaking of dinner: the kitchen serves all day, with a menu full of classic dishes with a French twist. Think steak tartare with cress and crostini, a gazpacho with cucumber, bell pepper, and green olives, or ravioli alla Fiorentina filled with spinach, ricotta, and hazelnuts. There's fish, and there's BBQ sea bass with cannellini beans and basil. Looking for something sweet? Order the burnt cheesecake with red fruit, the chocolate mousse with salted caramel and peanuts, or the sorbet sundae with homemade sorbet.