In a city that never seems to stand still, find the warm embrace of the past at Hemelrijck, a family restaurant that has been a beacon of authentic Dutch cuisine and homely conviviality since 1949. Located in the Pijp and on the Singel, Hemelrijck weaves a story of tradition and family history that caresses the senses with familiar flavors and a nostalgic ambiance.
Step inside and feel the soft glow of Delft blue and lovingly crafted interior elements that take you back to a time when stew, snert and simmering meat were the ingredients of togetherness and comfort. The aroma of slowly cooked simmering meat mingles with the sweet smell of French toast - a family recipe cherished here for generations. The rustic interior, with crackling wood and intimate seating, invites long tables and story sharing.
What makes Hemelrijck special is not only its menu - rich in classic Dutch dishes like stamppotten and pea soup - but also its deep-rooted family history. With multiple locations, including the picturesque Petit Heemelrijck on the Singel, where you can even dock by boat, the restaurant connects nostalgia with the dynamics of the city. And for those on the go, there's the unique French toast to go concept, with surprising modern toppings that give tradition a playful twist.
"At Hemelrijck, every bite feels like a whisper of yesteryear - a gentle echo of homeliness and timeless flavor."
Whether you come for a hearty dinner after a day in the city or long for the tranquility of homemade food, Hemelrijck offers a haven where you can taste the cultural layers of Amsterdam - layer by layer, taste by taste. It is a place where past and present come together, and where every meal is a tribute to Holland's culinary heritage.