11 venues in Amsterdam rated S to B for pescatarian, every tier backed by cited sources.
A 100% vegan kitchen contains no meat, making it entirely pescatarian-safe by definition. All dishes are plant-based.
Hearth operates as a fully plant-based restaurant and serves no meat or fish. The venue is inherently suitable for pescatarians and has been listed by reviewers as 'good for fish-free'.
100% plant-based kitchen — no meat on premises. All dishes are suitable for pescatarians (and indeed are fully vegan). Fish-analogue dishes (e.g. Tomato Lox, Sashimi Watermelon) are plant-based.
The restaurant is 100% plant-based; no fish or seafood is served. A 'vegan fish sauce' noted on the menu is a plant-based substitute, not actual fish.
As a 100% vegan kitchen, no meat or fish is present on the premises, making it structurally safe for pescatarians.
The kitchen is 100% plant-based. No meat or fish is served there. Every dish is therefore inherently pescatarian-compatible, and each one exceeds that standard by being fully vegan.
All dishes are fully plant-based; no actual meat is served. The 'Green Fish' burger uses a vegan 'fish' filet with vegan tartar sauce — no real seafood. Suitable for pescatarians by default as a fully vegan establishment.
The fully vegan kitchen contains no meat, which means pescatarians can eat everything on the menu. The absence of meat is structurally guaranteed by the 100% vegan premise.
As a 100% vegan café, Koffie ende Koeck serves no fish or seafood on the premises. All dishes are inherently pescatarian-safe.
The menu includes a fish main of halibut (heilbot) with chermoula alongside meat dishes, and broad vegetarian and vegan options; pescatarians have marked choices available in a shared kitchen context.
The venue operates as a fully vegan restaurant, serving no meat or fish. This makes it suitable for pescatarians by default.