25 venues in Amsterdam rated S to B for vegetarian, every tier backed by cited sources.
Meatless District operates as a 100% plant-based kitchen, so every dish is vegetarian by definition. No meat or fish are kept on the premises.
Hearth is a fully vegan restaurant and is therefore inherently 100% vegetarian; no meat, fish, or animal-derived products are served.
SOIL, a 100% vegan café, is entirely vegetarian by definition, and no meat, fish, or animal by-products are served or present on the premises.
As a 100% plant-based restaurant, all dishes are inherently vegetarian, and no meat, fish or animal products are served.
The kitchen operates entirely on a vegan basis, which means every dish is automatically vegetarian as well. That status makes the vegetarian options implicit.
All of Lucy's products are vegan, a fact that also makes them suitable for vegetarians. The bakery itself is dedicated gluten-free and vegan-friendly.
This is a fully vegan restaurant. All dishes are vegetarian by definition. The entire kitchen operates without any animal meat, making cross-contact with non-vegetarian ingredients impossible.
All dishes are inherently vegetarian, as the kitchen is 100% plant-based. No animal products of any kind are served.
Bonboon operates as a 100% vegan kitchen, making it structurally meat-free and fish-free, and all dishes are vegetarian by definition.
As a 100% vegan restaurant, all dishes are by definition vegetarian. No meat, fish, or animal-derived ingredients appear anywhere on the menu across all sources.
As a 100% vegan kitchen since 1973, all dishes are by definition vegetarian. No meat, fish, or animal by-products are used on the premises.
As a 100% vegan café, all food served is inherently vegetarian. No meat or fish is present on the premises by the venue's own description.
As a 100% vegan restaurant, all dishes are inherently vegetarian. No animal meat or fish on the premises.
Golden Temple is listed as a vegetarian restaurant in Amsterdam, described as serving dishes 'in a vegetarian, vegan or raw way.' The venue name includes 'Vegetarisch' (Dutch for vegetarian), indicating a structurally meat-free kitchen. No meat is served on premises, making cross-contamination with meat structurally impossible.
As a self-described '100% Plant-based' bakery and café, all products are inherently vegetarian. The structural claim of full plant-based production covers vegetarian requirements.
The venue is entirely plant-based, which inherently covers vegetarian dietary needs. Multiple sources classify it as a vegan restaurant. No cross-contamination concerns for vegetarian as opposed to vegan diners are noted.
All dishes are vegetarian, with falafel as the star of the menu. The venue is a vegetarian chain, and the menu is entirely plant-based, making it inherently suitable for vegetarians.
The restaurant explicitly markets itself as a 'vegetarian and vegan restaurant' on its own website. The Glowcation review corroborates a menu that is overwhelmingly plant-based, with vegetarian options throughout. Eggs and cheese are available as add-ons. Non-vegetarian add-ons such as bacon are noted as optional extras, meaning the kitchen handles meat, so this is not a fully dedicated vegetarian kitchen. No formal allergen-marked menu is evidenced, but the venue's identity is vegetarian-first.
The menu at Bella ciao Amsterdam lists several vegetarian pizzas, such as Pizza vegetarisch, Pizza funghi, and Pizza professor, along with pasta dishes like Pasta vegetarisch and Tortelloni ai funghi. Vegetarian options are plentiful. The menu does not explicitly mark items with vegetarian symbols, and no dedicated preparation area or fryer is noted. Because the kitchen is shared, cross-contamination remains possible. The Osteria Bella Ciao Zuid location is a separate venue and is not considered here.
Soups are marked as vegan or vegetarian. Vegetarian options are consistently available. Because the kitchen also handles meat, a risk of cross-contamination is acknowledged.
The venue prominently offers a wide range of vegetarian dishes, including hummus, muhammara, falafel, flatbreads, roasted cauliflower, shakshuka, oyster mushroom shawarma, and more. The menu notes 'Vegan of vegetarisch delen? Vraag het de bediening' (vegan or vegetarian sharing? Ask the staff). However, meat is also served. This is a shared kitchen with marked vegetarian options rather than a dedicated vegetarian kitchen.
As a fully vegan restaurant, all menu items are inherently vegetarian. No animal flesh is served on the premises.
The menu clearly marks vegetarian dishes with (V) across brunch and dinner, with numerous options including Mortgage on Toast, Beanissimo, Shak Attack, and vegetarian burger patties; the kitchen is shared with meat dishes.
Multiple reviewers report good vegetarian options, and the allergen menu marks vegetarian items; the kitchen is shared, with no dedicated prep area.
Vegetarian dishes appear explicitly flagged on the menu. Multiple sources confirm the presence of vegetarian options, though the kitchen is shared with meat dishes.