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Don't miss out! Sushi, cheese fondue and cocktail bars: what appeared on indebuurt this week

This week, indebuurt Amsterdam highlighted various local culinary trends, including sushi and cheese fondue, alongside event guides for September 2026. The platform also announced its nomination for the 2026 Website of the Year award and confirmed the date for the city's Sinterklaas arrival.

The local news platform indebuurt Amsterdam has shared a variety of updates regarding city life, food, and community events for September 2026. Featured content includes a guide to local all-you-can-eat restaurants, recommendations for unique cocktail bars in the city center, and an inside look at how cheese fondue is prepared at a local eatery. Furthermore, the publication is celebrating a nomination for the 2026 Website of the Year award.

In addition to food recommendations, the platform has highlighted upcoming events, including the Sinterklaas arrival on November 15, 2026, and a list of festivals scheduled for the remainder of the month. The outlet also featured a story about DPG Media hosting an internship day for young people. The editorial team continues to provide regular tips and stories about Amsterdam, encouraging readers to submit their own local news and suggestions for future coverage.

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