Restaurant in Amsterdam, Netherlands
De Reiger
100Pearl PointsWine-led Jordaan
About De Reiger
De Reiger is a good Amsterdam pick for a relaxed special occasion when wine matters and the evening needs flexibility. The 4 PM to 1 AM schedule makes it more useful for repeat visits, dates, late dinners than for a formal tasting-menu celebration.
4 PM to 1 AM is the useful planning number here: De Reiger in Amsterdam opens daily from late afternoon until late night, making it an evening option rather than a lunch pick. The verified basics are direct: daily hours, a casual dress code, Star Wine List recognition in 2026.
Use De Reiger when those confirmed details match the plan. It may suit an Amsterdam evening where flexible timing matters, but the available verified information does not confirm a specific cuisine, menu format, chef profile, price bracket, signature dish, or service style. For a broader scan before committing, use Our full Amsterdam restaurants guide and compare other dining in the city generically.
A practical Amsterdam pick for evening plans
The smart way to plan around De Reiger is to start with what is known. It opens every day from 4 PM to 1 AM, so it fits after-work, dinner-time, later-evening schedules better than daytime plans. The dress code is casual, which keeps the preparation simple.
What should not be assumed is just as important. The verified information does not establish a tasting-menu structure, a particular cuisine, a published price level, a seat count, or a specific room style. If those details are essential to the occasion, confirm them directly before making De Reiger the central booking.
Who should choose it over a more formal Amsterdam dinner
Choose it if the occasion needs an Amsterdam venue with daily late hours, casual dress, confirmed Star Wine List recognition. Skip it if the decision depends on named signature dishes, a specific chef-driven format, or a clear budget category in advance, because those details are not part of the verified information here.
For other possible directions, compare the plan with Amsterdam dining options such as Bonboon, Café Brakke, Café Parlotte, La Fiorita, or Roux Amsterdam, or keep the search broad through the city's restaurant listings. The safest approach is to match the booking to confirmed facts rather than building the night around unverified assumptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is De Reiger good for a special occasion?
It can be considered for an Amsterdam evening when daily 4 PM–1 AM hours, casual dress, Star Wine List recognition are the details that matter. The verified information does not confirm a formal tasting menu, special-occasion package, price bracket, or specific service format.
What should I order at De Reiger?
The verified information does not name specific dishes, cuisines, menus, or prices. Check the current offering directly with De Reiger before visiting, especially if the meal depends on a particular dish or dietary requirement.
What should a first-timer know about De Reiger?
De Reiger is in Amsterdam and opens every day from 4 PM to 1 AM, so it works as an evening venue rather than a lunch pick. The dress code is casual, the venue has Star Wine List recognition in 2026.
What should I wear to De Reiger?
Go casual. That is the verified dress code for De Reiger.
What are alternatives to De Reiger in Amsterdam?
Other Amsterdam options to compare include Café Parlotte, Café Brakke, Bonboon, Roux Amsterdam, La Fiorita. Choose based on the details that matter to your group, confirm current hours, menus, booking requirements directly.
Is lunch or dinner better at De Reiger?
Dinner or an evening visit is the practical choice, since De Reiger opens at 4 PM every day and runs until 1 AM. The verified hours do not support planning it as a lunch venue.
Can De Reiger accommodate groups?
The verified information does not include a group capacity, private-dining setup, or seat count. Contact De Reiger directly before planning a group visit.
Location
Nieuwe Leliestraat 34, 1015 ST Amsterdam, Netherlands
Compare De Reiger
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| De Reiger | Amsterdam | Star Wine List (2026) |
| Café Brakke | Amsterdam | , |
| La Fiorita | Amsterdam | , |
| Café Parlotte | Amsterdam | , |
| Bonboon | Amsterdam | , |
| Roux Amsterdam | Amsterdam | , |
How De Reiger Amsterdam compares with similar nearby venues.
If you cannot book De Reiger
Try Café Parlotte for another Amsterdam option with a relaxed mood, or Roux Amsterdam if the night needs a more dinner-forward frame. For a broader Netherlands list beyond Amsterdam, compare 't Amsterdammertje in Loenen aan de Vecht, 't Arsenaal in Deventer, 't Fnidsen in Alkmaar, 't Ganzenest in Rijswijk, 't Golfje in Midsland, and 't Havenmantsje in Harlingen.
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How De Reiger compares in Amsterdam
Choose De Reiger over Café Brakke when wine recognition is the deciding factor. Star Wine List recognition gives De Reiger the clearer signal for drink-led planning, while Café Brakke reads as the safer comparison for a more casual café-style evening.
Against La Fiorita and Café Parlotte, De Reiger is the better fit for a flexible Jordaan night that can start early or run late. Pick La Fiorita or Café Parlotte when the brief is more clearly food-led or when the group wants a different room style.
For a more deliberate special-occasion dinner, compare with Bonboon and Roux Amsterdam. De Reiger is easier to frame as a relaxed wine-forward booking; Bonboon and Roux Amsterdam are stronger cross-shops when the meal itself needs to carry the occasion.
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