The Terrace
The courtyard
Spritzes, bites and unhurried talk
Tucked behind the canal wall, Oriole’s garden terrace is an open-air courtyard for long lunches, borreltijd spritzes and candlelit evenings — a Mediterranean pause in the middle of Amsterdam, from the first warm days of spring to the last of autumn.
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Weather willing
The terrace opens whenever the sun does. On bright days, every table moves outside.
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Covered corners
A retractable awning and heaters keep the terrace comfortable from April through October.
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Borreltijd pours
A short list of crisp whites, pét-nats and house spritzes, made for drinking outdoors from 17:00.
Food & beverage menus

Food menu
Mediterranean plates built for sharing outdoors — grilled vegetables from the garden, chilled seafood, warm bread and long, slow lunches.
Served 12:00–21:30, daily.

Beverage menu
A short, sunlit list: crisp whites, pét-nats, house spritzes and non-alcoholic garden infusions, all chosen for drinking in the open air.
Borreltijd from 17:00.
On the garden terrace
The season, served outside
One courtyard garden, three moods — our outdoor patio drifts from sunlit lunches through borreltijd to candlelit al fresco evenings.

12:00 · Long lunches
Long lunches outdoors
Unhurried midday plates under the canopy — grilled vegetables, chilled seafood and bread still warm from the oven.

17:00 · Borreltijd
Borreltijd on the patio
Amsterdam’s favourite hour, Mediterranean style — house spritzes, chilled wine and small plates as the afternoon softens.

Late
Evening under the leaves
Dinner outdoors until late. Candles on the tables, the fountain murmuring, nowhere else to be.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book?
What are your opening hours?
Do you cater for dietary requirements?
How do I get to Oriole?
Is the terrace open all year?
Can I book for a group?
The best seat in Amsterdam is outside.
Terrace tables are held for each service — let us know you’re coming and we’ll keep one in the sun.
