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Van Baerle International

Lelystad, Netherlands

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Brasserie Van Baerle is a well-established restaurant in Amsterdam, founded in 1980. Known for its lunch and dinner menu, the restaurant features classic French brasserie dishes alongside modern creations, including oysters, asparagus, and lobster during the season. It has received multiple awards for its wine list, which focuses on Old World wines primarily from France. The private dining room can accommodate up to 35 people and offers catering services with fixed menus of three, four, or five courses, along with wine arrangements. Brasserie Van Baerle is located at Van Baerlestraat 158 in Amsterdam-Zuid.

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