Restaurants & Cafes · Amsterdam

Huize Frankendael

Huize Frankendael is the last country estate left inside Amsterdam. Built in the 18th century, it used to be a spot where rich people came to enjoy friendship and nature. The city grew around it, but the vibe stuck around. House, kitchen, and garden are open all year for a mix of nature, food, and art and culture. The restaurant here is called Merkelbach, named after the old city architect. It sits in the right coach house and fully runs on the Slow Food philosophy. In the formal garden, there's a terrace where you can actually experience the seasons without leaving the city. Heads up: they only take pin or credit card, no cash. The historic rooms are available for festivities, corporate meetings, and other gatherings. It's also an official wedding location in Amsterdam. And if you book something, Merkelbach handles the food, still sticking to that Slow Food thing. Worth a visit if you want a quiet, slightly historical escape that's still technically in the city. No need to dress up, j…

Huize Frankendael — About · Amsterdam

Huize Frankendael is the last country estate left inside Amsterdam. Built in the 18th century, it used to be a spot where rich people came to enjoy friendship and nature. The city grew around it, but the vibe stuck around. House, kitchen, and garden are open all year for a mix of nature, food, and art and culture. The restaurant here is called Merkelbach, named after the old city architect. It sits in the right coach house and fully runs on the Slow Food philosophy. In the formal garden, there's a terrace where you can actually experience the seasons without leaving the city. Heads up: they only take pin or credit card, no cash. The historic rooms are available for festivities, corporate meetings, and other gatherings. It's also an official wedding location in Amsterdam. And if you book something, Merkelbach handles the food, still sticking to that Slow Food thing. Worth a visit if you want a quiet, slightly historical escape that's still technically in the city. No need to dress up, j…

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Huize Frankendael

Huize Frankendael is the last country estate left inside Amsterdam. Built in the 18th century, it used to be a spot where rich people came to enjoy friendship and nature. The city grew around it, but the vibe stuck around. House, kitchen, and garden are open all year for a mix of nature, food, and art and culture. The restaurant here is called Merkelbach, named after the old city architect. It sits in the right coach house and fully runs on the Slow Food philosophy. In the formal garden, there's a terrace where you can actually experience the seasons without leaving the city. Heads up: they only take pin or credit card, no cash. The historic rooms are available for festivities, corporate meetings, and other gatherings. It's also an official wedding location in Amsterdam. And if you book something, Merkelbach handles the food, still sticking to that Slow Food thing. Worth a visit if you want a quiet, slightly historical escape that's still technically in the city. No need to dress up, j…