Fine Amsterdam restaurants coupled with exquisite architecture
Standing out among Amsterdam restaurants, the De Palmboom and Pastorie Bar serve impeccably prepared international cuisine and drinks. These restaurants in Amsterdam are housed in historic buildings, adding to the architectural uniqueness of the Radisson Blu hotel. Offering a delightful Amsterdam dining experience, De Palmboom occupies a 1742 building that was originally a Bible shop and later a famous grocery store. The Pastorie Bar previously served as a 19th-century vicarage. The hotel also offers 24-hour room service.
This Amsterdam restaurant’s casual and warm atmosphere is perfect for a cosy lunch with friends or family, or colleagues. Along with classic Dutch dishes, the restaurant's contemporary kitchen enhances the dining experience with monthly specials inspired by cuisines from around the world.
Ensconced in a former vicarage, the Pastorie Bar serves a wide of variety of beers, cocktails, wines and light meals. With its charming Old Dutch setting, the bar is the perfect place to meet up with friends for a nightcap