The Dutch often avoid this part of the city, or cycle through it as fast as they can, ringing their bell to warn unobservant tourists that they are about to pass. This area is bustling with tourists. It is the heart of the city and for some tourists, with the red light district and coffee shops, the only neighbourhood to visit in Amsterdam. But there are many good places for more sophisticated people. You just need to know where.
Bern dates back to 1978 and hasn't changed much ever since. And that's a good thing, because the interior and menu are the charm and secret behind this place. Not surprising if you know that a Swiss nuclear physicist Helmut Winzler is the founder of this place and used a precise formula for each recipe. The menu is simple: you can choose between two types of fondue: Cheese or meat and a few different salads. Be warned; If you go once, you will definitely want to go back. Be sure to make a reservation on the weekends.
