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't Amsterdammertje

Michelin-starred restaurant in Loenen aan de Vecht, Netherlands, known for international cuisine and a relaxed, playful atmosphere.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

't Amsterdammertje is a restaurant located in Loenen aan de Vecht in the Netherlands. It has held a Michelin star since November 2010, as stated on its official website, and since 2011 according to Dutch Wikipedia. The restaurant is led by chef André Gerrits and his wife Geneviève, who, together with their team, welcome guests in a monumental old-Dutch farmhouse. The kitchen serves international dishes that take diners on a journey around the world, with an emphasis on the guest experience, a relaxed and accessible atmosphere, and Antillean hospitality, expressed in the greeting 'Bon Bini'. The restaurant is a proud member of Alliance Gastronomique. In addition to the fine-dining restaurant, the brand includes Bistrotel 't Amsterdammertje, which offers overnight stays and a low-threshold, high-quality bistro experience, and Marché 't Amsterdammertje, which provides meals, artisanal products, and catering. The official website invites guests to book an overnight stay at the bistrotel and to explore arrangements. The restaurant's motto is 'Bruisend, grenzeloos, creatief en speels' (Buzzing, boundless, creative, and playful), and its goal is to give every guest the feeling that something beautiful is about to happen that evening. The brand operates in the Netherlands and is privately held.

History

't Amsterdammertje is a restaurant in Loenen aan de Vecht, Netherlands. According to its official website, it was awarded a Michelin star in November 2010; Dutch Wikipedia states it has held a Michelin star since 2011. The restaurant is run by chef André Gerrits and his wife Geneviève, who welcome guests in a monumental old-Dutch farmhouse. The kitchen serves international cuisine, and the experience is described as buzzing, boundless, creative, and playful, with Antillean hospitality (Bon Bini). The restaurant is a member of Alliance Gastronomique. Over time, the brand has expanded beyond the fine-dining restaurant to include Bistrotel 't Amsterdammertje, offering overnight stays and a bistro concept, and Marché 't Amsterdammertje, offering meals, artisanal products, and catering. The official website provides information about reservations, arrangements, and the various concepts.

  • 2011

    Dutch Wikipedia records the restaurant as holding a Michelin star since 2011.

  • 2010

    Awarded a Michelin star in November 2010.

Products and positioning

Michelin-starred fine dining with a relaxed, accessible atmosphere and Antillean hospitality, complemented by a bistrotel and catering brand.

  • International cuisine

    Culinary dishes from the international kitchen that take guests around the world.

  • Bistrotel 't Amsterdammertje

    A bistro and hotel concept with a low threshold and high quality, offering overnight stays.

  • Marché 't Amsterdammertje

    Meals, artisanal products, and catering.

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