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Amsterdamse Hap: enjoy a rotating daily special for 15 euros at Café Kosmos

Amsterdamse Hap: enjoy a rotating daily special for 15 euros at Café Kosmos

Café Kosmos in Amsterdam's Staatsliedenbuurt offers a rotating daily meal special for 15 euros. The initiative, which launched six months ago, aims to provide an affordable dining option that encourages customers to eat out more frequently.

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