Bold Indian sharing plates, slow-spiced curries, and weekend brunch energy — 2 minutes from Albert Cuyp Market, in the heart of De Pijp. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00.
Miri Mary is a contemporary Indian lunch restaurant in De Pijp, Amsterdam, open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00. Located at Van der Helstplein 15H — a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market and 5 minutes from Sarphatipark — rated 4.8★ on Google. One of De Pijp's most-loved spots for lunch near me.
| Day | Service | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | Lunch + Dinner | 10:30–15:00 & 17:30–22:00 |
| Saturday | Lunch + Dinner | 10:30–15:00 & 17:30–22:00 |
| Sunday | Lunch + Dinner | 10:30–15:00 & 17:30–22:00 |
| Monday – Thursday | Dinner only | 17:30–22:00 |
De Pijp doesn't need an introduction for anyone who's spent time in Amsterdam. It's the city's most food-forward neighbourhood — dense with markets, independent kitchens, and people who take eating seriously. Albert Cuyp Market anchors the area, and the streets around Ferdinand Bolstraat are lined with cafes, bars and restaurants of every kind.
What's been missing is a proper lunch restaurant in De Pijp that does something different from the usual brunch spots. Miri Mary fills that gap with contemporary Indian sharing plates — bold, spiced, and built for a table of people who want to linger.
Looking for a lunch restaurant in De Pijp? Miri Mary is at Van der Helstplein 15H — a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market, 5 minutes from Sarphatipark, and open Friday to Sunday from 10:30.
The format is sharing plates. Dishes arrive as they're ready, the table fills up, and the conversation does the rest. It's the way lunch should work — and it's a refreshing change from the standard De Pijp brunch menu.
Toasted brioche, spiced chicken tikka, pickled onions, a poached egg, makhani sauce poured over the top. People come back specifically for this. Order it first.
Slow-cooked spiced chickpeas and soft, slightly charred kulcha bread. Our vegetarian centrepiece — deeply savoury and genuinely filling.
A folded omelette with Goan coconut ros curry sauce. Smoky, coastal, warming — a completely different register from anything else on the table.
A curated spread of multiple dishes on one platter. First time at Miri Mary? This is how you start — taste the full range of the kitchen in a single sitting.
Creamy spiced greens with kucla bread. Earthy, rich, completely plant-based. One of the most satisfying things on the menu for anyone not eating meat.
4.8★ Reviews — What Guests in De Pijp Say
"Finally, a lunch spot in De Pijp that isn't another brunch cafe. The Butter Chicken Benny is incredible — bold, perfectly spiced. We'll be back every weekend."
Google Review — 5★
"Great find near Albert Cuyp Market. Fantastic vegetarian options, brilliant cocktails. Chole Kulcha was outstanding — book ahead, it fills up fast."
Google Review — 5★
Van der Helstplein is a quiet square just off the buzz of Albert Cuypstraat — close enough to the market to feel central, far enough to actually hold a conversation. If you're spending the morning at Albert Cuyp Market, we're the natural next stop: walk the stalls, then let someone else do the cooking.
Sarphatipark is five minutes on foot — ideal for a walk after lunch. Tram lines 3 and 12 run along Ferdinand Bolstraat and Marie Heinekenplein, putting De Pijp about 15 minutes from Amsterdam Centraal and 10 minutes from the Rijksmuseum and Museumplein.
De Pijp is dense with places to eat, but most lean cafe, brunch, or bar food. Miri Mary is the spot in the neighbourhood for something with more depth — contemporary Indian cooking, properly spiced, served as sharing plates.
The bar runs through the full lunch service. Brunch cocktails, mocktails, wine and craft beer — all available alongside your sharing plates. The Bloody Miri Mary is the one to start with: our Indian-spiced take on the classic, made properly.
If lunch turns into an evening, dinner runs from 17:30 every night. The Chef's Heritage Table (€48) is a curated three-course regional Indian journey. Add cocktail pairing for €88. See the full drinks menu here.
Is Miri Mary a good lunch restaurant in De Pijp?
Yes. Miri Mary is one of De Pijp's highest-rated lunch restaurants, serving contemporary Indian sharing plates Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00 at Van der Helstplein 15H — a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market.
What days is Miri Mary open for lunch in De Pijp?
Friday, Saturday and Sunday — 10:30 to 15:00. Dinner runs daily from 17:30 to 22:00.
Where exactly in De Pijp is Miri Mary located?
Van der Helstplein 15H, 1073 AR Amsterdam — a quiet square in De Pijp, 2 minutes on foot from Albert Cuyp Market and 5 minutes from Sarphatipark.
What's on the lunch menu at Miri Mary?
Butter Chicken Benny, Goan Ros Omelette, Chole Kulcha, Lunch Thaali and Saag Kucla — plus seasonal specials. VV and GF options clearly labelled. See the full lunch menu here.
Do I need to book a table in advance?
Strongly recommended, especially Saturday lunch — De Pijp gets busy on weekends. Call +31 20 227 9886 or book online at mirimary.com.
Is Miri Mary vegetarian-friendly?
Yes. Chole Kulcha and Saag Kucla are fully plant-based and among the most-ordered dishes at lunch. All vegetarian and vegan options are labelled VV.
Does Miri Mary deliver in De Pijp?
Yes — takeaway at mirimary.com/pick-up and Uber Eats delivery across De Pijp and Amsterdam.
What other restaurants are near Miri Mary in De Pijp?
De Pijp is packed with food options around Albert Cuyp Market and Ferdinand Bolstraat. Miri Mary stands out for contemporary Indian sharing plates rather than the area's many cafes and bars.
Bold Indian sharing plates. Brunch cocktails. A table 2 minutes from Albert Cuyp Market. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday — doors open at 10:30.
Find us at Van der Helstplein 15H, De Pijp — a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market.
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