Taste typical Dutch dishes, made with selected seasonal products and typical local ingredients.
Take a seat, enjoy the view of bustling Damrak and discover what culinary delights the season has to offer.
The history of Hotel Amsterdam Brasserie De Roode Leeuw goes back to the 15th century. The hotel opened its doors in 1911, making it one of the first hotels in Amsterdam. The Hotel and Brasserie are still privately owned. Read more about the history of the De Roode Leeuw on the website.
The Brasserie is open from 07:00 / 08:00, so you can also come here for a nice early cup of coffee. The kitchen closes at 21:00.
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