Café Restaurant Dauphine, French brasserie near Amstel Station, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Cafe Restaurant Dauphine is a French brasserie near Amsterdam's Amstel Station, housed in a former Renault garage building. The interior features red-orange leather seating, white pillars, and glass walls that flood the dining space with natural light.
The name comes from the Renault Dauphine, a popular car model from the 1950s that inspired the venue's concept. An original vintage vehicle is displayed on the restaurant terrace as a reminder of this automotive heritage.
On Friday and the first Sunday of each month, the restaurant transforms into a New York-style nightclub with live music and dance performances. The space takes on a completely different energy and purpose during these evening events.
The location is centrally situated and easy to reach, with an outdoor terrace for dining and relaxing. Making a reservation is recommended, especially for weekend visits and on event nights.
The wine list offers an impressive range of bottles from Europe and beyond at prices that are competitive by Amsterdam standards. This curated collection appeals to both casual wine drinkers and more experienced enthusiasts.
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