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Centrum · Netherlands · €€€€

Vermeer

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The essentials, at a glance

MenuSeasonal tasting menu, French technique
Vegetarian options
AllergiesHandled on request
Setting17th-century canal houses

Documented practices

  • Local sourcing
  • Seasonal
  • Low waste
  • Responsible meat and fish
  • Plant-forward

Style, cuisine and good to know

Style

  • Fine-dining

Good to know

  • Bar

The delicious details

Vermeer occupies a sequence of 17th century canal houses within the NH Collection Amsterdam Barbizon Palace, opposite Centraal Station. Under chef Sebastian Baquero Garces, the kitchen applies classical French technique to Dutch ingredients across seasonal set menus of four to six courses.

The dining room draws its atmosphere from the painter: restrained light, calm tones and an unhurried pace. Dishes are built around three elements (sea, land and earth) and rely on named Dutch producers, including outdoor raised Kemper chicken and hand-caught North Sea fish.

An adjacent wine room, Vermeers Wijnkamer, extends the evening with wines by the glass and refined small bites selected by sommelier Dannis Apeldoorn.

Menu

What is on the table

Monthly set menus of four to six courses, built around seasonal Dutch produce with classical French preparations. April features spring asparagus, pigeon, green peas, veal pithiviers, red gurnard, Dutch cheese and riz au lait with rhubarb. Vegetarian adaptations available on request; the kitchen asks guests to declare any allergies in advance.

The set menu changes monthly, structured around seasonal Dutch produce with classical French preparations. April's offering moves through spring asparagus with almond and lemon balm, pigeon with brioche and radicchio, a royale of green peas with wild garlic and morel sauce, and pithiviers of veal with beetroot. Fish arrives as red gurnard with turnips and sea herbs. Dutch cheese and a riz au lait with rhubarb close the meal.

A midweek menu offers three or four courses at a lower price point. Vegetarian adaptations are available on request, and the kitchen asks guests to declare any allergies in advance.

Dietary options

  • Vegetarian options
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Allergies & intolerances

Self-declared

How this kitchen handles the EU-14 allergens

Handled on requestPublic sources point to a working level of allergen accommodation, but no dedicated preparation area. Treat this as a starting point and confirm directly.

Notify the restaurant at booking; the kitchen accommodates allergies and intolerances on a per-booking basis.

Researched from public sources · not yet confirmed by the restaurant

This reflects the kitchen’s own declaration or public information; it is not independently verified and can change. Always confirm your needs with the restaurant before you visit.

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Address, price, and more

Centrum · Netherlands · €€€€

Opening hours

Wednesday
18:00–00:00
Thursday
18:00–00:00
Friday
18:00–00:00
Saturday
18:00–00:00

Contact

De Wallen Red Light District Amsterdam, Prins Hendrikkade 59-72, Amsterdamrestaurantvermeer.nl

Reviews

Reviewed by My TreatsLast reviewed 29 Apr 2026

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