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Tucked away on a quiet side street in Amsterdam's Canal Ring, Beulings is one of the city's most intimate dining destinations. Chef Bas Bont's contemporary cooking has earned the restaurant a Gault&Millau score of 15/20 and a Michelin Selected distinction — recognition that aligns with its near-perfect Google rating of 4.8 across 289 reviews.
Bont's tasting menu is driven by a bold, inventive use of herbs and vegetables, weaving classical technique together with unexpected flavour combinations from a broad range of culinary influences. Alongside him, Lisja Hu takes care of both hospitality and the wine programme, pairing each course with carefully chosen bottles that complement Bont's expressive cooking.
Open just three evenings a week — Thursday through Saturday — Beulings keeps its sittings deliberately limited, lending every dinner a sense of occasion. At around €99.50 per person, it sits firmly in the higher price bracket, rewarding guests with a refined, personal experience that is hard to find elsewhere in the city.
Only open Thursday to Saturday — secure your table at Beulings before they're gone.
Intimate restaurant with a tasting menu spotlighting high-concept mains & desserts paired with wine.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of cuisine does Beulings serve?
Beulings serves contemporary cuisine in a tasting menu format, crafted by chef Bas Bont with a creative emphasis on herbs and vegetables.
How much does dinner at Beulings cost?
The price level is around €99.50 per person, placing Beulings in the expensive category.
When is Beulings open?
Beulings is open on Thursday (6:30 PM–midnight), Friday (7:00 PM–midnight), and Saturday (7:00 PM–midnight). It is closed Sunday through Wednesday.
Can I make a reservation at Beulings?
Yes, Beulings is reservable. Given its limited opening days, booking ahead is strongly recommended.
Does Beulings cater to vegetarians?
Yes, vegetarian options are available at Beulings.