Vijff Vlieghen

Restaurant d'Vijff Vlieghen is a testament of the life's work of Amsterdammer Nicolaas Kroese, who died in 1971. In 1939, this art and antique dealer opened a public house in these same premises, offering his guests fine French and Hungarian wines, Amstel beer and his own inimitable conversation. With the help of a local woman, known as Mother Hendrina, the bar soon became a popular eating-house too.The kitchen of d'Vijff Vlieghen prefers to work with organically grown vegetables as much as possible. Our principle is quality.With this creative new approach d'Vijff Vlieghen heralds a new era in Dutch culinary history. The restaurant is non-smoking from January 1st, 2007.