I’ve been here twice since it reopened, to be honest once would have been enough but a friend organised an evening here. I won’t be going back. I live in de Pijp and there are simply no good beer cafes in this part of Amsterdam. I wish there were but since Quibus was sold and Dopey’s took the Inbev shilling this is now officially a beer desert. Gollem 2 has a wide range of boring beer, a small range of interesting beer which they don’t actually have, inattentive staff who apparently would rather be doing something else and not much else.

nice atmospher, nice ambiance....i love this palce. Good beers and the area is quiet and elegant...

A bit off the city centre, on a saturday night crowd vary from tourists to locals and students. Nice atmosphere, low volume music, nice decent staff, good beer selection. Although not everything from the beercard was available, there’s a good choice and I saw beers were placed in the fridge that weren´t mentioned on the card. So ask the waitress.

Not more than two minutes away from De Beiaard Marie Heinekenplein. At the time I got there (9.30 p.m.) only two beings inside were waitress and fat black cat. After 15-20 minutes place was getting crowded. Rather standard beer selection, and as altonbrownd already mentioned, not all beers from menu were available (Westvleteren as well).

Nice place in the Pijp that’s never too crowded. Doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside the wood gives a nice atmosphere. Decent selection and some good ones on tap, sold by a bartender who knows what he is selling.

Pretty poor, in my opinion. Service very slow. Selection very limited and much less than the beermenu would claim.

The second café Gollem, opened just a few years ago, located almost right behind the old Heineken brewery and Marie Heinekenplein. Actually I’m surprised that it’s not entered before. A lot bigger and less "dirty" than the "original" version, but with almost the same feel. Lots of old wood, a long bar, a couple of tables in front and beside the bar and an upstairs part with a couple more tables. A bit off the beaten track for tourists, so not as crowded as Gollem I, especially nice on e.g. a friday evening, but still close to the city center (Leidseplein). Relaxed atmosphere, good tap and bottle selection, decent staff.