Top Brasserie in Amsterdam

Discover top-rated brasserie, landmarks, and practical traveler recommendations in Amsterdam.

3 Listed places

4.4 average across 3 rated listings

Van Baerlestraat 158 • Hemonystraat 38 • Leliegracht 26-28

No admission ticket; meals charged separately. Published mains: ravioli €32, steak tartare €35, market fish €42. – No admission fee; dinner is paid. Chef’s Seasonal Menu starts at €77.50, with à la carte prices varying by dish.

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Van Baerlestraat 158 Hemonystraat 38 Leliegracht 26-28

#1 4.5 (353) Brasserie

Brasserie van Baerle

Van Baerlestraat 158

Famous for: Established French brasserie cooking, signature steak tartare, an Old World wine list and a rear garden terrace.

Visit Amsterdam’s Brasserie van Baerle for French cooking, signature steak tartare and a rear garden terrace near Museumplein and the Concertgebouw.

French-cuisine enthusiasts Wine lovers Museum-going couples

#2 4.0 (762) Brasserie

De Luwte

Leliegracht 26-28

Famous for: Canal-side Dutch-international brasserie dining, cocktails and terrace views over Amsterdam’s Leliegracht.

Canal-side De Luwte pairs Dutch-international brasserie cooking, cocktails and wine with Leliegracht terrace views in Amsterdam’s Canal Ring.

Couples Foodies Canal Ring explorers

#3 4.7 (470) Brasserie

Graham’s Kitchen

Hemonystraat 38

Famous for: Seasonal European casual fine dining, generous plates and a chef’s multi-course menu in De Pijp.

Graham's Kitchen in De Pijp offers seasonal European fine dining, à la carte midweek and chef’s menus from €77.50.

Foodies Couples Special Occasion Diners

Planning guide

Brasserie in Amsterdam: plan your visits

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Areas recorded in the listings

Van Baerlestraat 158: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
Hemonystraat 38: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
Leliegracht 26-28: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.

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What are the top brasserie to visit in Amsterdam?

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