Meneer Temaki
Japanese · Bellamybuurt · Hannie Dankbaarpassage 16, 1053 AT Amsterdam, Nederland
Bellamybuurt has 12 restaurants with a high chair, verified as of 24 Aug 2026. The average price is around €16 per person and 11 open on Sundays.
Japanese · Bellamybuurt · Hannie Dankbaarpassage 16, 1053 AT Amsterdam, Nederland
Burgers · Bellamybuurt · Kinkerstraat 122, 1053 ED Amsterdam, Nederland
Café · Bellamybuurt · Wenslauerstraat 2a, 1053 BA Amsterdam, Nederland
Bellamybuurt · Jan Hanzenstraat 32, 1053 SR Amsterdam, Nederland
Snack bar · Bellamybuurt · Kinkerstraat 360, 1053 GG Amsterdam, Nederland
Nepalees restaurant · Bellamybuurt · Ten Katestraat 45H, 1053 BX Amsterdam, Nederland
Chicken · Bellamybuurt · De Clercqstraat 106H, 1052 NM Amsterdam, Nederland
Tapasbar · Bellamybuurt · Tweede Kostverlorenkade 70, 1053 BS Amsterdam, Nederland
Egyptisch restaurant · Bellamybuurt · Kinkerstraat 142 C-H, 1053 EG Amsterdam, Nederland
Lunchrestaurant · Bellamybuurt · Bellamystraat 11, 1053 BE Amsterdam, Nederland
Café · Bellamybuurt · Hannie Dankbaarpassage 10, 1053 RT Amsterdam, Nederland
Burgers · Bellamybuurt · Kinkerstraat 194, 1053 EL Amsterdam, Nederland
Of the 12 restaurants with a high chair in Amsterdam, the most common cuisines are Burgers (2), Café (2), Japanese (1). 11 open on Sundays. The list is ordered by rating and review count — never by payment.
There are 12 verified restaurants with a high chair in Bellamybuurt as of 24 Aug 2026. The list is complete: every place with the fact checked is in, it's not a selection.
Meneer Temaki, at 4.8 out of 5 on Google across 629 reviews. Hard to argue with that sample size.
Around €16 per person, computed from the declared price ranges of 12 of the 12 restaurants on the list.
11 of the 12 open on Sundays, according to their published hours.
5 of the 12 welcome dogs with the fact checked, including Sam’s koffie - West, Spaghetteria Pasta-bar, Himalayan Kitchen.
We show it when we've read it on the restaurant's own menu — you'll already see it on some of the restaurants listed.
From 3 verifiable sources: the City of Amsterdam hospitality licence register (with official terrace boundaries, updated daily) and public Google Maps profiles. Every fact keeps where it came from and when we checked it; what we can't check, we don't publish.
Data from 3 verifiable sources · last verified: 24 Aug 2026