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New in Amsterdam: 5 kitchens under one roof at Kade Noord

The new food hall Kade Noord has opened in Amsterdam-Noord, housing five different food stands ranging from pizza and burgers to Asian dishes and Dutch cheeses. The industrial-style venue, located at Gedempt Hamerkanaal, also features a bar and a waterfront terrace, and welcomes guests on a walk-in basis from Friday to Sunday.

A new food hall named Kade Noord has opened at the Gedempt Hamerkanaal in Amsterdam-Noord, offering a wide variety of dining options in an industrial space spanning one thousand square meters. The facility features five different food stands, including Dime Slice for pizza, Bon Burger for smashburgers, Tango Tacos for Mexican food, Won Ton for Asian cuisine, and the Kaasbar, which serves Dutch cheeses via a conveyor belt system. Guests can also enjoy a large central bar with a selection of tap beers, wines, and cocktails.

The venue is designed to accommodate groups of all sizes, and customers do not need to make a reservation to dine there. In addition to the indoor seating, the food hall provides a spacious waterfront terrace for visitors to use during favorable weather. Kade Noord is currently open from Friday through Sunday between 12:00 and 23:00, welcoming walk-in guests looking for a diverse range of food and drink options.

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