Miri Mary brings bold sharing plates, slow-spiced curries, and weekend brunch energy to the heart of De Pijp — every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00. Come hungry. Come with people you like.
Miri Mary is a contemporary Indian lunch restaurant in Amsterdam's De Pijp neighbourhood, serving sharing plates 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 — it's rated 4.8★ on Google and serves dishes like Butter Chicken Benny, Chole Kulcha, and the Lunch Thaali. Looking for lunch near me in Amsterdam? This is the table.
| 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 |
Amsterdam has no shortage of lunch spots. But if you're looking for a lunch restaurant in De Pijp that does something genuinely different — not another grain bowl, not another smashed avocado — Miri Mary is the answer. We cook Indian. And we cook it properly.
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.
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 cooked 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 a single platter. If it's your first time at Miri Mary, this is how you start. You get the whole story in one sitting.
Creamy spiced greens with kucla bread. Earthy, rich, and completely plant-based. One of the most satisfying things on the menu for anyone not eating meat.
We're at Van der Helstplein 15H — a quiet square in De Pijp, about two minutes on foot from Albert Cuyp Market. If you're doing the market on a Saturday morning (and you should be), we're the natural follow-up. Walk the stalls, pick up some fresh produce, then come and let someone else do the cooking.
De Pijp is Amsterdam at its best. Creative, diverse, genuinely neighbourhood rather than tourist-area. The food scene here is taken seriously by people who know where to eat. Sarphatipark is five minutes away on foot — good for a post-lunch walk when the weather cooperates.
From central Amsterdam, tram lines 3 and 12 put us about 15 minutes away. From the Rijksmuseum or Museumplein, it's a 10-minute ride. There's a reason De Pijp regulars call it their neighbourhood — once you find your spot here, you don't wander far.
Looking for lunch in De Pijp? We're a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market at Van der Helstplein 15H. Reach us on +31 20 227 9886 or book a table online at mirimary.com.
Lunch at Miri Mary isn't just about the food. The bar runs through the whole service. During lunch hours you can order brunch cocktails, mocktails, wine or craft beer alongside the sharing plates.
The Bloody Miri Mary is the one to start with — our take on the classic, built with Indian spices and made properly. It pairs well with the Goan Ros Omelette or the Butter Chicken Benny. The bar team also makes housemade syrups for the signature cocktails, so what's in your glass is as considered as what's on your plate.
If lunch turns into something longer, dinner runs from 17:30 every evening. The Chef's Heritage Table (€48) — a curated three-course regional Indian journey — is the way to spend an evening. Add the cocktail pairing for €88 and you've got a proper night.
Before you comeIs Miri Mary a lunch restaurant in Amsterdam?
Yes. Miri Mary serves lunch on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00. The menu features contemporary Indian sharing plates — not a buffet, not a set menu. You order what appeals and share it across the table.
What days can I have lunch at Miri Mary?
Lunch runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday only — 10:30 to 15:00. Monday to Thursday we're dinner-only from 17:30. All seven days are open for dinner through to 22:00.
Where exactly is Miri Mary in Amsterdam?
Van der Helstplein 15H, 1073 AR Amsterdam — in De Pijp, about a 2-minute walk from Albert Cuyp Market. Tram lines 3 and 12 stop nearby, putting us 15 minutes from Amsterdam Centraal.
What's on the lunch menu?
The lunch menu at Miri Mary includes Butter Chicken Benny, Goan Ros Omelette, Chole Kulcha, Lunch Thaali and Saag Kucla — plus seasonal specials. Vegetarian (VV) and gluten-free (GF) options are labelled on the menu. See the full lunch menu here.
Is Miri Mary good for vegetarians?
Absolutely. Chole Kulcha and Saag Kucla are both plant-based and among the most-ordered dishes at lunch. Everything vegetarian or vegan is clearly labelled VV on the menu. It's not an afterthought — it's central to what we cook.
Do I need to book in advance?
Strongly recommended, especially for Saturday lunch. Miri Mary is consistently one of the busiest lunch restaurants in De Pijp on weekends. Book online or call +31 20 227 9886.
Does Miri Mary offer delivery or takeaway for lunch?
Yes. Order takeaway directly at mirimary.com/pick-up or through Uber Eats for delivery across Amsterdam.
How far is Miri Mary from Albert Cuyp Market?
Around a 2-minute walk. If you're at the Saturday market, we're the obvious next move — come for lunch once you're done browsing.
Bold Indian sharing plates. Brunch cocktails. A table in the heart of De Pijp. 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.
See the Lunch Menu →The personality of Amsterdam. The soul of India. Miri Mary.