Restaurant in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Jaspers
100Pearl PointsWeeknight Dinner Pick
About Jaspers
Jaspers is a practical De Pijp pick for an Amsterdam dinner when location and easy planning matter more than a published cuisine, price tier, or awards profile. Go Tuesday to Thursday for the cleanest weeknight fit; cross-shop Auberge - cuisine française or EN if the group needs a clearer cuisine and spend before committing.
Consider Jaspers if the goal is a direct Amsterdam dinner rather than a reservation built around published menu detail or confirmed accolades. The verified practical information is limited, so the safest way to plan is around the known evening schedule and the smart casual dress code.
The main decision point is how much certainty the diner needs before committing. There is no verified cuisine, price tier, chef, menu format, or awards profile here, so this is not the right pick for someone trying to compare menus in detail before booking. It works better for a flexible diner who wants an Amsterdam dinner plan with a simple schedule: open Tuesday through Saturday evenings, closed Sunday and Monday.
Amsterdam makes the case stronger than the spec sheet
Jaspers is best treated as an Amsterdam dinner option with limited published detail rather than a destination defined by a specific cuisine, price band, or accolade. If you want to compare other choices, you can also look at Auberge - cuisine française or EN, while keeping the decision focused on the details each venue clearly confirms.
For a first booking, treat this as a practical dinner option rather than a restaurant to choose for a verified award profile or published format. If the group wants a known cuisine, price band, or menu structure, confirm those details before booking. If the group values Amsterdam, evening hours, smart casual dress, Jaspers remains a reasonable option to consider.
Best fit: weeknight dinners and flexible diners
The useful timing is Tuesday to Thursday, especially for diners who want an Amsterdam dinner outside the weekend. Friday and Saturday are also within the verified opening schedule, though any availability should be checked through the booking channel you use. The confirmed hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 5:30–11:30 PM, with Sunday and Monday closed.
For broader planning, use Our full Amsterdam restaurants guide to compare other restaurant options, or pair dinner planning with Our full Amsterdam bars guide and Our full Amsterdam hotels guide. Diners building a deeper itinerary can also compare Jaspers with other dining in Amsterdam generically before committing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Jaspers accommodate groups?
Group accommodation is not verified in the available details. Jaspers is open Tuesday to Saturday from 5:30–11:30 PM, so check directly through your booking channel if you are planning for more than a standard dinner party. If your group is comparing options, Auberge - cuisine française is another venue to consider.
What should a first-timer know about Jaspers?
Start with the hours: Jaspers is closed Monday and Sunday, so the workable dinner window is Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30–11:30 PM. The verified location is Amsterdam, the available details do not confirm a cuisine, price tier, chef, or menu format. If you want another point of comparison, EN is another option to review.
What should I wear to Jaspers?
Aim for smart casual dress. That is the verified dress code for Jaspers, so neat dinner wear is the safest expectation. If you are comparing the mood with another venue, The Dean can be another reference point.
Does Jaspers handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-restriction handling is not verified in the available details. Plan to ask ahead through the venue or booking channel rather than assuming flexibility on the night. IZAKAYA is another venue you may want to compare, but confirm dietary details directly with any restaurant before booking.
Can I eat at the bar at Jaspers?
There is no verified bar-seating detail for Jaspers, so do not assume it. If bar, counter, or solo-friendly seating matters, ask when booking and rely only on what the venue confirms. Ikkoku is another venue to compare while checking seating details directly.
Is Jaspers good for solo dining?
Jaspers may work for a solo dinner if the Tuesday-to-Saturday evening schedule suits your plans, but solo-dining setup and seating style are not verified. The confirmed hours are 5:30–11:30 PM on those days, with Monday and Sunday closed. If you want alternatives, compare Jaspers with EN or other Amsterdam dining options.
Location
Ceintuurbaan 196, 1072 GC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Compare Jaspers
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaspers | Amsterdam | , | , |
| Ikkoku | Amsterdam | , | , |
| Auberge - cuisine française | Amsterdam | €€ · French | €€ |
| The Dean | Amsterdam | , | , |
| IZAKAYA | Amsterdam | , | , |
| EN | Amsterdam | €€€ · Japanese | €€€ |
How Jaspers Amsterdam compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Ikkoku, Notable alternative
- Auberge - cuisine française, €€ · French, €€
- The Dean, Notable alternative
- IZAKAYA, Notable alternative
- EN, €€€ · Japanese, €€€
How Jaspers compares in Amsterdam
Choose Jaspers for a flexible De Pijp dinner when the priority is neighborhood convenience and an easy booking profile. Auberge - cuisine française is the clearer value call for diners who want a known €€ French format, while EN is the better fit for a more defined €€€ Japanese spend.
Ikkoku, The Dean, and IZAKAYA make more sense when the room or category is the deciding factor, but the available detail here is thinner, so compare live menus and availability before choosing among them. If the group wants certainty on cuisine and price, Auberge - cuisine française or EN gives more to work with before booking.
The practical verdict: Jaspers is the low-friction option for De Pijp timing, not the safest choice for a diner who needs a fully specified meal in advance. For a broader scan, use Our full Amsterdam restaurants guide.
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