Historic Restaurant in Amsterdam
Experience dining in one of Amsterdam's most impressive Art Deco monuments. The former Netherlands Trading Society headquarters, now Amsterdam City Archive.
A Building with a Story
Designed by renowned Dutch architect K.P.C. de Bazel and completed in 1926, this building was the headquarters of the Netherlands Trading Society (Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij).
Today, the building serves as the Amsterdam City Archives (Stadsarchief) and our restaurant, offering a truly unique opportunity for dinner in a monumental building. Enjoy exceptional Art Deco dining surrounded by the stunning architectural details that architect K.P.C. de Bazel envisioned nearly a century ago.
Unique Features
What makes dining at De Bazel special
Art Deco Architecture
Marvel at the stunning geometric patterns, ornate details, and grand spaces of this 1926 masterpiece.
The Original Vault
Dine in our exclusive Private Dining room - a truly unique private dining experience in a 1926 national monument.
Central Location
Located on Vijzelstraat, walking distance from major attractions like Rembrandtplein.
Experience Historic Dining
Make your Amsterdam visit unforgettable with a meal in this stunning location.