Restaurants Near the Heineken Experience: Where to Eat in De Pijp

Last updated: July 14, 2026  |  Estimated reading time: 4 minutes  |  Written by the Miri Mary team

Finished the Heineken Experience and wondering where to eat next? You are already close to De Pijp, one of Amsterdam’s liveliest neighbourhoods for cafés, bars and restaurants.

Miri Mary is located at Van der Helstplein 15H, around a 10–15 minute walk from the Heineken Experience, depending on your route and walking pace. It is an easy option for anyone looking for Indian food, cocktails and a relaxed meal without travelling back into the busiest part of the city centre.

Stay in De Pijp After Your Visit

The Heineken Experience sits beside De Pijp, so there is no need to rush to another part of Amsterdam when your visit ends. A short walk takes you further into the neighbourhood, where you will find independent restaurants, terraces and local streets that feel more relaxed than the main tourist areas.

De Pijp also works well if your day includes Museumplein, Sarphatipark or Albert Cuyp Market. You can explore the area at your own pace and then stop for lunch, dinner or drinks nearby.

Looking for Something Beyond the Usual Tourist Meal?

Amsterdam has no shortage of burgers, pizza and quick café lunches. After visiting the Heineken Experience, you may prefer something with more variety and dishes that can be shared across the table.

Indian food is a good choice for couples, families and groups because everyone can try different flavours rather than ordering one separate dish each. It also gives you the option to mix comforting curries, grilled dishes, vegetarian plates and breads in one meal.

Contemporary Indian Food at Miri Mary

Miri Mary is a contemporary Indian restaurant in De Pijp. The menu takes inspiration from different regions of India and brings those flavours together through sharing plates, familiar favourites and modern presentation.

Depending on the current menu, you may find dishes such as butter chicken, dal makhani, saag paneer, dosai and food prepared in the tandoor. Vegetarian choices, signature cocktails and alcohol-free drinks are also available.

Menus and seasonal dishes can change, so it is always best to check the latest Miri Mary menu before visiting.

Lunch, Brunch or Dinner?

Miri Mary serves dinner every evening. Brunch and lunch are currently available from Friday to Sunday, making it possible to visit whether you finish the Heineken Experience earlier in the day or want to stay in De Pijp for the evening.

For an evening visit, especially on Friday, Saturday or Sunday, reserving a table in advance can make the rest of your day easier.

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Planning a group visit? Enquire about your meal.

A Simple Route Through De Pijp

One easy plan is to finish the Heineken Experience, walk further into De Pijp and spend some time exploring the neighbourhood before your meal.

Albert Cuyp Market and Sarphatipark are both nearby, and the surrounding streets are filled with cafés, shops and terraces. This gives you something to do without adding another major attraction or travelling across Amsterdam.

How Far Is Miri Mary from the Heineken Experience?

Miri Mary is around a 10–15 minute walk from the Heineken Experience. The exact time depends on your walking pace and the route you take through De Pijp.

The restaurant is located at Van der Helstplein 15H, close to Albert Cuyp Market and Sarphatipark.

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