Food and drink opening hours
Use the opening hours below to plan a coffee stop, lunch or an early evening meal. The daily schedule applies during the Keukenhof opening season.
| Food or drink stop | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| Restaurants | Monday–Sunday 11:00–18:00 |
| Coffee corners | Monday–Sunday 08:00–18:45 |
| Grab & Go at P1 | 10:00–18:45 |
| Grab & Go at P2 | 08:00–18:45 |
| Food trucks | Opening hours vary by location. |
Find the restaurants on the Keukenhof map
Use the Keukenhof map below to locate the main pavilions and food & drink points. This is especially useful if you already know where you want to eat and want to plan your walking route around the park.
Plan your meal before the restaurants close. Keukenhof remains open until 19:00, while restaurants close at 18:00. Coffee corners and Grab & Go close at 18:45. An afternoon visit can therefore include a meal, provided you leave time for it before your final walk through the gardens.
Which restaurants are at Keukenhof?
Choose a restaurant to suit what you feel like eating. These are the seven venues listed by Keukenhof.
| Restaurant | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Jacoba’s KitchenOranje Nassau Pavilion | Fully vegetarian seasonal food: fresh meals, sandwiches, coffee and family-friendly choices. |
| Orchid Food BarJuliana Pavilion | Asian-inspired dishes including bowls, wraps, soups, street food and signature meals. |
| Beatrix Pavilion | Several food concepts with hot meals, sandwiches, coffee and choices for children. |
| The Blooming Dutch | Dutch-inspired food, burgers, soup and sharing snacks. |
| Irene Pavilion | Filled rolls, burgers, salads, coffee and pastries, with indoor and outdoor seating. |
| Wilhelmina Pavilion | Sandwiches, soups, salads, lasagne and half chicken with fries, plus children’s dishes. |
| Willem-Alexander Pavilion | International bowls, salads, sandwiches and a vegan burrito, plus a children’s menu. |
Use this overview to choose a stop along your route through the gardens. Decide whether you want a quick bite or a longer meal, and leave room in your schedule to sit down and enjoy it.
Restaurants inside Keukenhof pavilions
Several of Keukenhof’s restaurants are directly connected with named pavilions. Use the pavilion guide before choosing where to eat: it explains what else you can see in the same building, the royal name, facilities, food style and how the stop fits into a walking route.
Coffee, snacks and takeaway stops
- Venlokas: coffee and pastries overlooking the flower fields.
- Food trucks: fries, burgers, smoothies, stroopwafels, fish and ice cream.
- Grab & Go: pastries, sandwiches and packaged snacks at P1 and P2.
If you arrive early, plan around the coffee-corner hours. For a late-afternoon visit, keep the 18:45 closing time in mind when choosing your final refreshment stop.
Vegetarian choices and family facilities
Pavilion facilities: free Wi-Fi is available in Keukenhof pavilions. Restaurants have high chairs and staff can warm baby food; changing pads are available in women’s and men’s toilets around the park. Use the Keukenhof map to locate the closest toilets and facilities.
Keukenhof offers vegetarian and vegan choices alongside meat and fish dishes. Jacoba’s Kitchen is fully vegetarian, making it a useful place to start if you prefer a meat-free meal.
Children’s menus are available. Restaurants also have high chairs and microwaves for warming baby food; these facilities are not available at the food trucks. If you are visiting with a baby, a restaurant stop may therefore be the most practical choice.
For food allergies or questions about ingredients, check the allergen information and speak to a member of staff before ordering.
Payment and bringing your own food
Keukenhof is cashless. Bring a debit or credit card to pay for food and drinks.
You may bring your own food and drinks into Keukenhof. However, you cannot consume them inside the restaurants or on their terraces. Choose a suitable spot elsewhere in the park and keep the paths clear for other visitors.
Fit a food stop into your day
For a relaxed visit, allow time for a meal as well as walking, photographs and flower displays. Choose your restaurant before you become hungry, especially when visiting with children or a group.
If you are travelling by coach or joining a day tour, work backwards from the departure time on your booking confirmation. Allow time to finish your meal, reach the exit and return to the meeting point.
Read the Keukenhof opening-hours guide for the park’s daily schedule and the parking guide for arrival information.
