The Museum Café is accessible for non-visitors. The café's menu
[pdf] includes Dutch-Jewish classics, such as Fish
Cakes and Pear Kugel. As well as delicious Apple
Nut Cake and sandwiches. The café also serves coffee, tea,
lunch and a range of drinks and snacks. The Museum Café is
not under Rabbinical supervision. However, for the
selections on our menu, we mainly work with a well-established
kosher bakery and caterer.
Free Wi-Fi
The Jewish Historical Museum now offers free wireless internet
throughout the museum. Check-in on foursquare, update your status
on Facebook, visit our website, e-mail or just send a tweet to your
followers from the museum galleries. There's a reading table and
computers offer direct access to the collection database, the
museum website and a range of Jewish sites.
Groups who book a program can also reserve a lunch or coffee/tea
arrangement. If you want to make a reservation, please contact the
Museum Café: T +31 (0)20 5 310 334 (monday until friday
9.00 - 17.00) or E Museum
Café.
Group lunches are available for groups up to 25 persons. If you
would make a reservation for more than 25 persons, the group will
be split.
Menu
You can choose from two menus:
| Lunch menu (€ 13,50) | Coffee/tea arrangement (€ 4,00) |
soup |
2 coffee/tea |
| 2 sandwiches | (extra ginger |
| coffee/tea | or almond bun + € 2,00) |
| jus d'orange | |
| mineral water/dairy |