Experts' Choice Award Hotel de Goudfazant
What the experts agree on
Former garage turned stunning industrial dining room serves fresh French cuisine with seasonal flair. The soaring ceilings, vintage cars, and waterfront location across the IJ make the trek to Oud Noord worthwhile.
“In a high-ceilinged former garage—still decorated with a number of classic cars—this large, modern,and convivial restaurant is worth the trek across the IJ River.”
– Fodor's
Zagat3.7
"A "perfect mix of industrial design and coziness" say fans of this "trendy" out-of-the-way Dutch-French on the Noord waterfront that serves "quality" food in a gigantic, light, high-ceilinged space." Full review
Time Out "The fare is fresh and substantial with a focus on French cuisine and a changing seasonal menu." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler Editor's Pick
"Goudfazant serves just-caught oysters and king crab in a vast hanger lit by a canoe-shaped chandelier with the odd vintage car parked about the place." Full review
Not For Tourists "Hard to get here, but it's worth it."
Travel + Leisure "Hidden away in North Amsterdam, this restaurant boasts a great industrial chic interior and some interesting, yet unpretentious, food." Full review
On the Grid "Hotel de Goudfazant provides an industrial backdrop for a fine dining experience. The chefs craft contemporary French cuisine that’s as honest as it is delicious." Full review
Time Out "Huddled among unsightly industrial buildings on IJ waterfront, this refurbished warehouse in the north of Amsterdam possesses an air of effortless class. Its stripped-back interior is..." Full review
