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Bubbles & Wine
★ 4.0(1 review)Bar
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About the Vibe
Tucked away on the charming Nes street just steps from Dam Square, Bubbles & Wines is the antidote to Amsterdam's tourist-heavy center. With over 55 wines by the glass kept in pristine condition by their conservation system, you can explore premium bottles without committing to a full one. The staff actually knows their stuff and will happily build you a flight of half-glasses — pair it with their artisanal cheese and charcuterie boards and you've got a perfect evening. It's small and gets cozy-crowded at peak hours, but that's part of the charm.
Why it's worth it
Over 55 wines by the glass in pristine condition, served by staff who actually know their stuff — all on a quiet lane steps from Dam Square.
Highlights
55+ wines by glasswine flightscheese & charcuteriesteps from Dam
Before you go
Go early evening on a weekday (they open at 3pm) to snag a spot — the space is small and fills up fast with locals for after-work drinks.
Known For
- •55+ wines by the glass
- •wine flights (3-4 half-glasses)
- •artisanal cheese & charcuterie boards
- •champagne selection
Best For
after-work drinksdate nightweekend wine lounging
1 review
City InsidersEditorialMarch 31, 2026
Serious wine, zero pretension — Amsterdam's best-kept wine bar on the Nes
If you're serious about wine but can't stand the stuffiness that usually comes with it, Bubbles & Wines on the Nes is your spot. The real draw here is their wine-by-the-glass program — over 55 options, all kept in top condition thanks to a proper conservation system. That means you can try premium bottles you'd never order by the glass elsewhere, or build a flight of 3-4 half-glasses organized by grape, region, or quality. The staff is genuinely knowledgeable and happy to guide you, not the least bit snobby about it.
The food side is simple but does exactly what it should: artisanal cheeses, cured meats, and fresh bread that complement the wine without trying to steal the show. It's the kind of place where locals actually go — after-work drinks on a Tuesday, a relaxed weekend catch-up with friends. The space is small, and when it fills up it can feel a bit cramped, but the warmth of the room and the quality in the glass more than make up for it. Just a five-minute walk from Dam Square, but a world away from the tourist crowds.