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This is how much you pay for a round on a Haarlem terrace

This is how much you pay for a round on a Haarlem terrace

An investigation into the costs of buying a round of drinks at terraces in Haarlem provides locals with an estimate of what they will spend when socializing. The study looks at typical prices for drinks when treating friends or family at outdoor cafes across the city.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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