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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by dreadnatty on Feb 24, 2017 2:20:23 GMT 1, First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam
February 22, 2017
Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes.
“In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.”
The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display.
De Bajes
Bar & Bikkesement
Utrechtsestraat 11
1017VH Amsterdam
The Netherlands
www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/
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First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam February 22, 2017 Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. De Bajes Bar & Bikkesement Utrechtsestraat 11 1017VH Amsterdam The Netherlands www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/free cdn image hosting |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by RoboJ on Feb 24, 2017 8:12:42 GMT 1, Looks great! Definitely in the book for a visit
Looks great! Definitely in the book for a visit
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by lollo88 on Feb 24, 2017 15:11:15 GMT 1, looks AWESOME!!!
looks AWESOME!!!
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by soam24 on Feb 24, 2017 17:01:11 GMT 1, incredible!
incredible!
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by darren6 on Feb 24, 2017 17:01:48 GMT 1, LOVE IT!!!!!!
LOVE IT!!!!!!
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by frankiefrench on Feb 24, 2017 17:21:54 GMT 1, Very nice indeed, good to see Fanakapan getting some play.
Who's this D fake bloke? 
Very nice indeed, good to see Fanakapan getting some play. Who's this D fake bloke? |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by met on Feb 24, 2017 17:45:15 GMT 1, First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam February 22, 2017 Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. [...] www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/ [...]
Will be in Amsterdam later this year.
So this is very exciting. Almost as exciting as going to Planet Hollywood.
Maybe they even sell apparel. Can't count the number of admiring sexy glances and knowing nods of approval I receive each time I wear one of the Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts from my extensive collection.
First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam February 22, 2017 Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. [...] www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/[...] Will be in Amsterdam later this year. So this is very exciting. Almost as exciting as going to Planet Hollywood. Maybe they even sell apparel. Can't count the number of admiring sexy glances and knowing nods of approval I receive each time I wear one of the Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts from my extensive collection. |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by dreadnatty on Feb 24, 2017 17:55:15 GMT 1, You'll really love Vandal in NYC then met 😂 although I dont think anything can ever be as awful as The Hard Rock Cafe
You'll really love Vandal in NYC then met 😂 although I dont think anything can ever be as awful as The Hard Rock Cafe |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Deleted on Feb 24, 2017 17:56:00 GMT 1, I like it, the art works great in the space. The London Police piece I like and the reflected light from the art. D Face too.
I like it, the art works great in the space. The London Police piece I like and the reflected light from the art. D Face too.
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Cardiff on Feb 24, 2017 20:08:51 GMT 1, First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam February 22, 2017 Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. [...] www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/[...] Will be in Amsterdam later this year. So this is very exciting. Almost as exciting as going to Planet Hollywood. Maybe they even sell apparel. Can't count the number of admiring sexy glances and knowing nods of approval I receive each time I wear one of the Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts from my extensive collection.
First Street Art Restaurant Opens in Amsterdam February 22, 2017 Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art Restaurant, De Bajes, opened its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art,” explains the owner Sven Toering. “We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau – the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. [...] www.urdesignmag.com/architecture/2017/02/22/street-art-bar-bikkesement-de-bajes-amsterdam/[...] Will be in Amsterdam later this year. So this is very exciting. Almost as exciting as going to Planet Hollywood. Maybe they even sell apparel. Can't count the number of admiring sexy glances and knowing nods of approval I receive each time I wear one of the Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts from my extensive collection. Now ^^^this ^^^made me laugh... |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Vroom & Varossieau on Mar 2, 2017 22:06:29 GMT 1,
Street Art Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes
Criminally good chow with art
There are far worse things imaginable than doing time at De Bajes – Dutch slang for ‘prison’ - at the Utrechtsestraat. Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art restaurant will open its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein February 16th. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine, Fanakapan, Hugo Kaagman, Ox Alien, Bortusk Leer, Handiedan, Luiz Risi, Cranio, Jaune and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. As powerful as the visuals may be: the all-day menu is equally exciting. After it’s “light’s out” for most, Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes lends itself to cocktails, craft beers, bar bites and a diverse DJ-programming.
De Bajes is the brainchild of owner Sven Toering. Together with Matthijs Kanis and several others from Flinder Café, Sven runs three other successful cafes and restaurants, and now calls himself the proud owner of this new establishment.
“In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art. We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.”
URBAN JUNGLE
The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau - the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display.
BEHIND BAR(S)
Repeat offending is understandable considering the 40 craft beers, more than 15 gins, and a premium selection of spirits and cocktails. The wide selection of bar bites, bruschetta, charcuterie and even oysters from the Dutch province of Zeeland ensure you have very little left to desire. Weekdays De Bajes is opened until 01.00, and during the weekend until 03.00. Thursdays and Fridays, De Bajes hosts the very best Amsterdam DJ’s which will have you begging for 25 to life.
CHOW
The Bajes’ kitchen is run by Chef Niels van Halen, who previously was the chef cook at the Michelin-starred restaurant De Hoefslag. Starting from 10.00 in the morning one can order the all-day breakfast or lunch. You can start the day with a full Bajes Breakfast Menu or an English Breakfast. For those unable (or unwilling) to get up early, breakfast is available until it’s almost time for dinner – perfect for a hangover. Doing time at De Bajes during lunch isn’t a punishment either. From sandwiches with candied bacon and sausage from Brandt & Levie to the ‘Greenest Sandwich Ever’, with a shot of smoothie. The dinner menu, fit for a last meal, is comprised of gastro classics with a cheeky twist: from Lomo Iberico, catfish, and stewed vongole with a pumpkin mash and kombu to a superfood salad.
The prison gates open the 3rd of March, and you can finally tell your Mom you’ve spent a night in the slammer.
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Street Art Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes Criminally good chow with art There are far worse things imaginable than doing time at De Bajes – Dutch slang for ‘prison’ - at the Utrechtsestraat. Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art restaurant will open its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein February 16th. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine, Fanakapan, Hugo Kaagman, Ox Alien, Bortusk Leer, Handiedan, Luiz Risi, Cranio, Jaune and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. As powerful as the visuals may be: the all-day menu is equally exciting. After it’s “light’s out” for most, Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes lends itself to cocktails, craft beers, bar bites and a diverse DJ-programming. De Bajes is the brainchild of owner Sven Toering. Together with Matthijs Kanis and several others from Flinder Café, Sven runs three other successful cafes and restaurants, and now calls himself the proud owner of this new establishment. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art. We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” URBAN JUNGLE The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau - the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. BEHIND BAR(S) Repeat offending is understandable considering the 40 craft beers, more than 15 gins, and a premium selection of spirits and cocktails. The wide selection of bar bites, bruschetta, charcuterie and even oysters from the Dutch province of Zeeland ensure you have very little left to desire. Weekdays De Bajes is opened until 01.00, and during the weekend until 03.00. Thursdays and Fridays, De Bajes hosts the very best Amsterdam DJ’s which will have you begging for 25 to life. CHOW The Bajes’ kitchen is run by Chef Niels van Halen, who previously was the chef cook at the Michelin-starred restaurant De Hoefslag. Starting from 10.00 in the morning one can order the all-day breakfast or lunch. You can start the day with a full Bajes Breakfast Menu or an English Breakfast. For those unable (or unwilling) to get up early, breakfast is available until it’s almost time for dinner – perfect for a hangover. Doing time at De Bajes during lunch isn’t a punishment either. From sandwiches with candied bacon and sausage from Brandt & Levie to the ‘Greenest Sandwich Ever’, with a shot of smoothie. The dinner menu, fit for a last meal, is comprised of gastro classics with a cheeky twist: from Lomo Iberico, catfish, and stewed vongole with a pumpkin mash and kombu to a superfood salad. The prison gates open the 3rd of March, and you can finally tell your Mom you’ve spent a night in the slammer. free png imageimg private school |
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Inknart
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Inknart on Mar 2, 2017 22:16:17 GMT 1, Amazing! Someone fly me out from the states 
Amazing! Someone fly me out from the states |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Vroom & Varossieau on Mar 2, 2017 22:29:00 GMT 1,
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dreadnatty
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by dreadnatty on Mar 2, 2017 23:10:37 GMT 1, Street Art Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes Criminally good chow with art There are far worse things imaginable than doing time at De Bajes – Dutch slang for ‘prison’ - at the Utrechtsestraat. Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art restaurant will open its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein February 16th. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine, Fanakapan, Hugo Kaagman, Ox Alien, Bortusk Leer, Handiedan, Luiz Risi, Cranio, Jaune and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. As powerful as the visuals may be: the all-day menu is equally exciting. After it’s “light’s out” for most, Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes lends itself to cocktails, craft beers, bar bites and a diverse DJ-programming. De Bajes is the brainchild of owner Sven Toering. Together with Matthijs Kanis and several others from Flinder Café, Sven runs three other successful cafes and restaurants, and now calls himself the proud owner of this new establishment. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art. We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” URBAN JUNGLE The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau - the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. BEHIND BAR(S) Repeat offending is understandable considering the 40 craft beers, more than 15 gins, and a premium selection of spirits and cocktails. The wide selection of bar bites, bruschetta, charcuterie and even oysters from the Dutch province of Zeeland ensure you have very little left to desire. Weekdays De Bajes is opened until 01.00, and during the weekend until 03.00. Thursdays and Fridays, De Bajes hosts the very best Amsterdam DJ’s which will have you begging for 25 to life. CHOW The Bajes’ kitchen is run by Chef Niels van Halen, who previously was the chef cook at the Michelin-starred restaurant De Hoefslag. Starting from 10.00 in the morning one can order the all-day breakfast or lunch. You can start the day with a full Bajes Breakfast Menu or an English Breakfast. For those unable (or unwilling) to get up early, breakfast is available until it’s almost time for dinner – perfect for a hangover. Doing time at De Bajes during lunch isn’t a punishment either. From sandwiches with candied bacon and sausage from Brandt & Levie to the ‘Greenest Sandwich Ever’, with a shot of smoothie. The dinner menu, fit for a last meal, is comprised of gastro classics with a cheeky twist: from Lomo Iberico, catfish, and stewed vongole with a pumpkin mash and kombu to a superfood salad. The prison gates open the 3rd of March, and you can finally tell your Mom you’ve spent a night in the slammer. free png imageimg private school
Already a thread on this: urbanartassociation.com/thread/143940/first-street-restaurant-opens-amsterdam
.dappy can you merge these?
Street Art Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes Criminally good chow with art There are far worse things imaginable than doing time at De Bajes – Dutch slang for ‘prison’ - at the Utrechtsestraat. Following Hong Kong and New York, the very first Street Art restaurant will open its ‘prison gates’ on Amsterdam’s Rembrandtplein February 16th. Some of the world’s most renowned street artists have turned the imposing walls into their canvasses: The London Police, D*Face, Ben Eine, Fanakapan, Hugo Kaagman, Ox Alien, Bortusk Leer, Handiedan, Luiz Risi, Cranio, Jaune and Laser 3.14 were temporarily incarcerated at De Bajes. As powerful as the visuals may be: the all-day menu is equally exciting. After it’s “light’s out” for most, Bar & Bikkesement De Bajes lends itself to cocktails, craft beers, bar bites and a diverse DJ-programming. De Bajes is the brainchild of owner Sven Toering. Together with Matthijs Kanis and several others from Flinder Café, Sven runs three other successful cafes and restaurants, and now calls himself the proud owner of this new establishment. “In Bajes, everything we love finally comes together. High quality food and drinks combined with the very best street art. We’ve been playing with the concept since 2010, but once the location at Utrechtstestraat 11 became available and we saw those tall, empty walls we immediately knew: this is the place we’ve been waiting for.” URBAN JUNGLE The word ‘Bajes’ has come to mean ‘prison’ in Dutch slang, but the original Yiddish meaning is actually ‘home’. This particular home has a hugely impressive collection of art. Artists such as Ben Eine, Fanakapan, D*Face, The London Police, Hugo Kaagman, Bortusk Leer, Ox Alien, Juane, Laser 3.14, Soren Solkaer and Cranio were commissioned to work their magic on the walls in De Bajes. Each and every one of these familiar and well-loved names at international art galleries and on the streets. In collaboration with Vroom & Varossieau - the place for ‘Urban Contemporary Art’ in Amsterdam – De Bajes will even host a variety of exhibitions for big names and up and coming street artists. Odds are works by street art legends such as Banksy and Kaws will someday be on display. BEHIND BAR(S) Repeat offending is understandable considering the 40 craft beers, more than 15 gins, and a premium selection of spirits and cocktails. The wide selection of bar bites, bruschetta, charcuterie and even oysters from the Dutch province of Zeeland ensure you have very little left to desire. Weekdays De Bajes is opened until 01.00, and during the weekend until 03.00. Thursdays and Fridays, De Bajes hosts the very best Amsterdam DJ’s which will have you begging for 25 to life. CHOW The Bajes’ kitchen is run by Chef Niels van Halen, who previously was the chef cook at the Michelin-starred restaurant De Hoefslag. Starting from 10.00 in the morning one can order the all-day breakfast or lunch. You can start the day with a full Bajes Breakfast Menu or an English Breakfast. For those unable (or unwilling) to get up early, breakfast is available until it’s almost time for dinner – perfect for a hangover. Doing time at De Bajes during lunch isn’t a punishment either. From sandwiches with candied bacon and sausage from Brandt & Levie to the ‘Greenest Sandwich Ever’, with a shot of smoothie. The dinner menu, fit for a last meal, is comprised of gastro classics with a cheeky twist: from Lomo Iberico, catfish, and stewed vongole with a pumpkin mash and kombu to a superfood salad. The prison gates open the 3rd of March, and you can finally tell your Mom you’ve spent a night in the slammer. free png imageimg private schoolAlready a thread on this: urbanartassociation.com/thread/143940/first-street-restaurant-opens-amsterdam.dappy can you merge these? |
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Vroom & Varossieau on Mar 3, 2017 9:55:25 GMT 1,
Photography Henk Warrink/NCO
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by Vroom & Varossieau on Mar 3, 2017 9:58:13 GMT 1, Photography Henk Warrink/NCO
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.dappy
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Street Art Bar/Restaurant De Bajes opens 3 March, by .dappy on Mar 5, 2017 10:53:08 GMT 1, ... has anybody been?
... has anybody been?
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