Published: July 23, 2026 | Estimated reading time: 5 minutes | Written by the Miri Mary team
WorldPride Amsterdam takes place from 25 July to 8 August 2026, bringing marches, concerts, cultural programmes, community events and celebrations to locations across the city.
With so much happening, deciding where and when to eat can easily become an afterthought. A little planning helps, especially on the busiest days around the Canal Parade, WorldPride Village and the closing events at Museumplein.
Miri Mary is located at Van der Helstplein 15H in De Pijp, around a 15–20 minute walk from Museumplein. It is a practical option for brunch, lunch or dinner before or after events in the area.
Start with the Official WorldPride Programme
WorldPride is spread across Amsterdam rather than taking place in one venue. Before choosing a restaurant, check where your events are being held and how much time you have between them.
Some of the main dates include the Pride Walk and Pride Park on 25 July, the Canal Parade on 1 August and several large events at Museumplein during the final week.
The UNITY Concert takes place at Museumplein on 4 August, followed by WorldPride Village from 5 to 8 August, the Wedding Party XXL on 6 August and the WorldPride March and Closing Concert on 8 August.
Check the official WorldPride Amsterdam programme before setting your dining plans, as event times and access information may change.
Planning tip
Amsterdam will be especially busy during major WorldPride events. Leave extra time for walking, public transport, security checks and crowds rather than booking a table immediately after an event is scheduled to finish.
Eating Near Museumplein During WorldPride
Museumplein becomes one of the main WorldPride locations during the final week. If your plans include the WorldPride Village, UNITY Concert, Wedding Party XXL or Closing Concert, De Pijp is close enough to reach on foot.
The walk from Museumplein to Miri Mary usually takes around 15–20 minutes, depending on your starting point, route and the size of the crowds.
Moving into De Pijp also gives you a break from the busiest event areas. You can walk through neighbourhood streets, spend time near Sarphatipark and settle in for a meal before continuing your plans.
For more practical details, read our guide to restaurants near Museumplein .
Choose Brunch, Lunch or Dinner Around Your Schedule
The right meal depends on the events you are attending. A daytime meal works well before an afternoon programme, while dinner can help bridge the gap between daytime activities and an evening concert or party.
Miri Mary serves brunch and lunch from Friday to Sunday between 10:30 and 15:00. Dinner is served every evening from 17:30 to 22:00.
Explore brunch and lunch at Miri Mary or read more about dinner in De Pijp before deciding what fits your WorldPride itinerary.
A Meal That Works for Groups
WorldPride brings friends, families, colleagues and communities together from around the world. When several people are eating together, choosing a restaurant that works for different tastes and dietary needs becomes especially important.
Indian sharing plates allow the table to combine curries, vegetables, grilled dishes, breads, rice and sides rather than requiring everyone to order the same type of meal.
For dinner groups of six or more, Miri Mary serves the Chef’s Heritage Menu family-style. Brunch groups can order from the regular daytime menu.
Larger groups, private celebrations and special requests should be discussed through the group dining and events page before visiting.
Planning for Different Dietary Needs
A group may include vegetarian, vegan, gluten-conscious and non-vegetarian guests. Letting the restaurant know in advance gives the team time to explain suitable options and flag ingredients that may need attention.
Do not rely only on dish names when managing allergies. Ingredients such as dairy, ghee, yoghurt, nuts or gluten may appear in sauces, breads and garnishes, so speak with the team before ordering.
Our guide to vegan and vegetarian Indian food in Amsterdam offers more practical ordering advice.
Book Around the Event, Not Against It
Major WorldPride events may finish later than expected, and moving through the city can take longer when streets and public transport are busy.
For an event beginning in the evening, consider eating earlier rather than trying to fit dinner into a narrow gap. For events ending at Museumplein, choose a reservation that allows enough time to leave the venue and walk comfortably into De Pijp.
Weekend evenings and the final WorldPride dates are likely to be busy, so checking live availability in advance is sensible.
Keep the Rest of the Plan Simple
A full WorldPride itinerary can quickly become exhausting. You do not need to add another attraction between every event.
A simple plan might involve attending a daytime programme, walking into De Pijp for dinner and then returning to Museumplein or the city centre for the evening.
Wear comfortable shoes, check your route before leaving and keep some flexibility in case the city is busier than expected.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is WorldPride Amsterdam 2026?
WorldPride Amsterdam takes place from 25 July to 8 August 2026, with events held across the city.
Where can I eat near WorldPride Village?
WorldPride Village is held at Museumplein. De Pijp is nearby and offers a wide range of restaurants, cafés and bars. Miri Mary is around a 15–20 minute walk from Museumplein.
Is Miri Mary suitable for WorldPride group dinners?
Yes. Miri Mary accepts group reservations for brunch and dinner. Dinner groups of six or more use the Chef’s Heritage Menu, while brunch groups can order from the regular daytime menu.
Are vegetarian and vegan options available?
Vegetarian and vegan-friendly choices may be available. Check the menu and let the team know about dietary needs or allergies before ordering.
Should I reserve a table in advance?
Booking ahead is recommended during WorldPride, particularly for weekends, larger groups and events taking place around Museumplein.
How should I travel during WorldPride?
Walking and public transport are often the simplest options, but routes may be busier or temporarily changed. Check official travel information before leaving and allow extra time.
Continue Planning Your Amsterdam Visit
These guides may also help while organising your WorldPride plans:
About this guide
This guide was written by the Miri Mary team and published on July 23, 2026. Miri Mary is located at Van der Helstplein 15H in De Pijp, Amsterdam. WorldPride dates, event locations, restaurant hours and internal links were checked before publishing. Event schedules, travel routes, menus and opening hours may change, so confirm the latest information before visiting.
Plan Your WorldPride Meal in De Pijp
Take a break from the crowds with Indian sharing plates, cocktails, brunch or dinner at Miri Mary.
Find us at Van der Helstplein 15H, around a 15–20 minute walk from Museumplein.
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