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Restaurant in De Pijp, Amsterdam – Indian Dining at Miri Mary

Looking for a restaurant in De Pijp, Amsterdam? Miri Mary serves regional Indian sharing plates, weekend brunch and lunch, dinner every evening and spice-led cocktails, just a short walk from Albert Cuyp Market.

Regional Indian cooking Brunch, lunch & dinner Sharing plates & cocktails

You’ll find Miri Mary at Van der Helstplein 15H, close to Albert Cuyp Market and Sarphatipark. Join us for brunch or lunch Friday–Sunday, 10:30–15:00, or dinner every evening, 17:30–22:00.

De PijpNeighbourhood restaurant
Fri–SunBrunch and lunch
7 DaysDinner service
SharePlates for the table
The Miri Mary experience

What Makes Miri Mary Different?

Choosing a restaurant in De Pijp depends on the kind of meal you want. Miri Mary is designed for people who enjoy ordering together, trying contrasting flavours and letting the meal unfold across the table.

Our chefs come from different parts of India and cook with the techniques, ingredients and flavour combinations they know personally. Instead of presenting Indian cuisine as one fixed style, the menu brings regional influences into a contemporary Amsterdam restaurant experience.

FoodRegional Indian dishes presented as sharing plates.
DrinksCocktails, alcohol-free drinks and wines chosen to work with spice.
AtmosphereRelaxed, social dining for dates, friends and small groups.
TerraceA leafy outdoor setting for daytime meals and drinks.
Choose your occasion

Brunch, Lunch, Dinner and Cocktails in De Pijp

Weekend Brunch & Lunch

The daytime menu is served Friday through Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00. Expect Indian-inspired brunch favourites, sharing plates and cocktails for a relaxed daytime meal. Explore brunch and lunch.

Dinner in De Pijp

Dinner centres on regional flavours, slow-cooked dishes and plates designed to be combined across the table. It works naturally for dates, evenings with friends and smaller celebrations. Explore dinner.

Cocktails and Drinks

The bar uses Indian flavours and spices with the same care as the kitchen. Arrive for a drink, pair cocktails with sharing plates, or stay at the table after dinner. Explore cocktails and drinks.

Groups and Celebrations

Sharing plates make it easier for a table to explore different dishes together. For larger groups, private dining or special occasions, review the available arrangements before booking. Explore groups and events.

Explore the neighbourhood

A Table Near Albert Cuyp Market and Sarphatipark

Make Miri Mary part of your day in De Pijp. Stop for lunch after browsing Albert Cuyp Market, meet friends after a walk through Sarphatipark, or return for dinner and cocktails.

Find us at Van der Helstplein 15H. Visit our contact page for directions, or explore the brunch and dinner pages to choose your meal.

Menus and seasonal dishes can change. Check the current menu before visiting.

Restaurant in De Pijp, answered

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of restaurant is Miri Mary?

Miri Mary is a contemporary Indian restaurant focused on regional cooking, sharing plates and Indian-inspired cocktails in De Pijp, Amsterdam.

Does Miri Mary serve both lunch and dinner?

Yes. Brunch and lunch are served Friday through Sunday from 10:30 to 15:00. Dinner is served every evening from 17:30.

Is Miri Mary suitable for dates and groups?

The sharing-led menu works well for dates, friends and smaller groups. Larger groups and private occasions should review the events and group dining options.

Are vegetarian and vegan options available?

The menu includes vegetarian dishes and vegan-friendly choices. Check the current menu and tell the team about allergies or specific dietary requirements when booking.

Should I reserve a table?

Booking is recommended for weekend daytime service, dinner and larger tables. Walk-ins may be possible when tables are available.

Choose Miri Mary for Your Next Meal in De Pijp

Regional Indian sharing plates, cocktails and a relaxed table for brunch, lunch or dinner.

The personality of Amsterdam. The soul of India. Miri Mary.