Experts' Choice Award De Belhamel
What the experts agree on
Art Nouveau gem overlooking Amsterdam's canal junction with atmospheric fin-de-siècle decor, refined Dutch-French cuisine, and serene waterside setting away from tourist crowds—perfect for romantic, unhurried dining.
“Swans glide by, wee boats bob along on the canals, and, as the light fades, the place becomes a dazzling radiator of cinematic perfection. ”
– Condé Nast Traveler
Fodor's "This restaurant is blessed with Art Nouveau detailing and wallpaper that is so darkly evocative of fin-de-siècle living it may inspire a thirst for absinthe and symbolist poetry." Full review
Frommer's "Soft classical music complements a graceful Art Nouveau setting at this bi-level restaurant overlooking the photogenic junction of the Herengracht and Brouwersgracht canals." Full review
Zagat4.0
"Away from the crowd, this "beautiful" European-French "overlooking the canal" at the tranquil edge of the Jordaan offers "quality" cuisine including a prix fixe seasonal menu." Full review
Michelin Guide 0 Stars
"This local brasserie is at the confluence of delightful canals." Full review
Rough Guide "Smashing restaurant where the Art Nouveau decor makes for a delightful setting and the menu is short but extremely well-chosen, mixing Dutch with French dishes."
Afar Magazine "De Belhamel restaurant is located near the Central train station in a very quiet residential neighborhood." Full review
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