WELCOME TO BISTRO BERLAGE
WELCOME TO BISTRO BERLAGE!
Within walking distance of Amsterdam Central Station and near Dam Square, Bistro Berlage is located on the sun-drenched Beursplein. Come and enjoy a delicious lunch, have a drink with friends or end the day with an extensive dinner. See you soon in our Bistro!
GROUPS
Would you like to come and have lunch, drinks or dinner in Bistro Berlage with a group? This is possible! We have put together special packages that are perfect for lunch, drinks or dinner with a group.
THREE COURSE MEAL FOR € 45
LUNCH - DRINKS - DINNER
Autumn is here and winter is coming, and we have a new menu again! What are you waiting for, come and enjoy the delicious new, seasonal dishes.
How about, for example, delicious a onion-thyme soup or a wonderful tartlet with roasted bell pepper, hummus and chicory salad?, Now available as a sandwich for lunch or as a starter as part of your three-course menue.
Fish, meat, vegetarian, vegan – something for everyone! Don’t forget to order one of the matching wines.
GALLERY
Gallery
Imagine yourself dining in the historic Bistro Berlage.
BOOK A TABLE
BOOK YOUR TABLE
Book your table via the form below. Naturally you can also contact us by phone via +31 (0)20 – 530 41 46 of via e-mail.
GROUPS
In the form below you can reserve up to 10 people. Would you like to have lunch, drinks or dinner with a group of more than 10 people? Please look at the group bookings page for more information.
CONTACT
HOW TO CONTACT US
ADDRESS
Bistro Berlage
Beursplein 1
1012 JW Amsterdam
OPENING HOURS
Sunday – Tuesday: 11 am – 9 pm
Wednesday – Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm
TELEPHONE & E-MAIL
BOOK A TABLE
You can book your table by phone, via mail of by using this link..
ACCESSIBILITY
Bistro Berlage is located in the middle of the old historic center of Amsterdam. To avoid being stuck in traffic for a long time, it is wise to come by public transport or bicycle.
If you come by car, park at one of the P+R areas on the edge of the city and continue your journey easily by metro, tram or bus.
