Amsterdam information : Dining & retaurants

Vegatarian restaurants Amsterdam

De Waaghals (dare devil)

The atmosphere is informal, but the food is refined and creative. Organic ingredients are used as much as possible. Each month a dish focuses on a different country. The menu changes more times a month. There is a large selection of drinks, from various sorts of tea and fruit juices to different kinds of beer and organic wines. The interior is very comfortable and on nice summer evenings you can dine outside. De WAAGHALS is very popular with a growing number of non-vegetarians. It is advisable to book in advance.

Adress : Frans Halsstraat 29-HS, Amsterdam - 020 6799609 ( 5 minutes walking from Leidse plein

Restaurant De Kas

In 2001, top chef Gert Jan Hageman, who had earned a Michelin star in Dutch haute cuisine, found a new direction for his own career and a new purpose for the old greenhouse that belonged to Amsterdam's Municipal Nursery. The greenhouse, which dated from 1926, was due to be demolished. With a lot of luck and, most importantly, with help from the municipality and his family and friends, Hageman succeeded in converting the unique 8-metre high glass building into a restaurant and nursery. Situated in Frankendael Park, between the Rembrandt Tower and the nineteenth century facades of Watergraafsmeer, De Kas is an oasis of calm for the fifty-thousand guests who dine there each year; either in the breathtaking dining room designed by Piet Boon, or at the chef's table in the kitchen, or - if weather permits - outside in the herb garden.

Adress : Kamerlingh Onneslaan 3, Amsterdam - 020 462 45 62 ( 10 minutes driving from the centre)

Dolores Vegatarian snackbar
A view minutes walking for the Dam square you will find the vegatarain snakcbar Dolores. All snacks you will find are biological or ecological. The snackbar is based in a small wooden house on the nieuwezijds voorburgwal 289 (opposit) Very friendly women who make the healthy snack for you.