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Centrum · The Netherlands · €€€€

Flore

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The essentials, at a glance

MenuSeasonal vegetables and North Sea fish
Vegetarian optionsVegan-friendlyGluten-free optionsDairy-free options
AllergiesHandled on requestCoeliac guidance available
SettingSunlit hotel dining room

Documented practices

  • Local sourcing
  • Seasonal
  • Low waste
  • Responsible meat and fish
  • Plant-forward

Style, cuisine and good to know

Style

  • Fine-dining

Recognised by

  • We're Smart Green GuideWe're Smart Green Guide
  • 360 Eat Guide360 Eat Guide

The delicious details

Flore occupies a sunlit room in Amsterdam's De L'Europe hotel, where chef Bas van Kranen cooks with a singular focus on Dutch produce and its seasons. The kitchen works without dairy, beef or pork, building dishes from slowly grown vegetables, wild foraged herbs and line caught North Sea fish.

A signature plate of 25 seasonal vegetables, herbs and flowers changes weekly to reflect what the land offers. The dining room seats thirty guests across eleven tables, with a kitchen counter for those who want to watch the brigade at work.

Two menus run in parallel: an omnivore path through the Dutch landscape and a fully plant based botanic menu built from more than eighty indigenous plants. Techniques such as fermentation, smoking and ageing add depth, drawing on Van Kranen's training in Japanese kitchens.

Menu

What is on the table

Two tasting menus run nightly: a journey through the Dutch landscape with vegetables, North Sea fish and seasonal game, and a fully plant-based botanic menu from eighty indigenous plants. The entirely dairy-free kitchen builds dishes from whole ingredients with extensive in-house preparation—fermented vegetables, house-made juices, pasta from recycled sourdough. Techniques including fermentation, smoking and ageing add depth.

Two menus run each service: an omnivore journey through the Dutch landscape, featuring vegetables, fruit, North Sea fish, shellfish and occasional game; and a fully plant based botanic menu assembled from more than eighty Dutch plants. The kitchen is entirely dairy free, using fermentation, smoking and ageing in place of butter and cream.

Dishes are built around whole ingredients with extensive in house preparation, from cold pressed juices and kombuchas to pasta made from recycled sourdough. The deliberate removal of dairy, combined with scratch cooking from whole produce and the use of fermentation as a core technique, gives the menu a notably clean, health conscious character.

Dietary options

  • Vegetarian options
  • Vegan-friendly
  • Gluten-free options
  • Dairy-free options

Health-intentional kitchen

The kitchen works without dairy, using fermentation, smoking and ageing techniques in place of butter and cream. Scratch cooking from whole ingredients is evident across the menu, with extensive in-house preparation including cold-pressed juices, kombuchas, preserved vegetables and recycled components (sourdough into pasta, bones into broth). Fermentation is described as a deliberate practice with a dedicated lab beneath the restaurant, demonstrating intentionality in processing and ingredient integrity.

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Allergies & intolerances

Self-declared

How this kitchen handles the EU-14 allergens

Handled on requestPublic sources point to a working level of allergen accommodation, but no dedicated preparation area — treat this as a starting point and confirm directly.

Allergens named on public sources

Milk

Ask about any allergen not shown. Kitchen separation isn't published — ask directly if you need a trace-free dish.

Free from

Milk

Not used in this kitchen — not a guarantee against traces; confirm with the restaurant.

Notify the restaurant at booking to discuss allergies. The kitchen is entirely dairy free, structurally eliminating milk from all preparations. Gluten-free bread is available.

Gluten-free bread is available.

Researched from public sources · not yet confirmed by the restaurant

This reflects the kitchen’s own declaration or public information; it is not independently verified and can change. Always confirm your needs with the restaurant before you visit.

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Centrum · The Netherlands · €€€€

Opening hours

Wednesday
18:30–22:00
Thursday
18:30–22:00
Friday
12:00–16:0018:30–22:00
Saturday
12:00–16:0018:30–22:00

Contact

De Wallen Red Light District Amsterdam, Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, Amsterdamrestaurantflore.com

Reviews

Reviewed by My TreatsLast reviewed 27 Apr 2026

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