Eat & drink · Seafood
Lucius
Opening hours
- Monday: 5:00 – 11:30 PM
- Tuesday: 5:00 – 11:30 PM
- Wednesday: 5:00 – 11:30 PM
- Thursday: 5:00 – 11:30 PM
- Friday: 12:30 – 11:30 PM
- Saturday: 12:30 – 11:30 PM
- Sunday: 12:30 – 11:30 PM
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View on mapSeafood including lobster & oysters served in an informal setting with aquarium & sidewalk seating.via Google
A long-running seafood address with a more formal feel, useful if you want a sit-down dinner built around fish rather than a mixed menu.
- Signature
- Whole fish preparations
Reviews from Google
This was definitely the best meal we had in Amsterdam. The atmosphere, the service and the super delicious food! We had lobster bisque, octopus, black tiger prawn and catch of the day fish. Everything was fresh and perfectly presented. If we'd stayed in the city for one more day then we will definitely visit this place again!
We ordered the salmon - the fish is fresh and tastes good. However, I was surprised to be asked how I want the fish to be cooked- rare, med rare or well done. From where I came from, fish is cooked one way- when it is cooked (if it is not a ceviche or sashimi). For some reason they threw a cooked piece of bacon on my salmon. The sides were a weak sauerkraut and pureed peas. The sides did not go with the mains at all flavour-wise in any case. Husband ordered shrimp- this was a fail. 12 head and tail on shrimp, dry fried in a pan with no salt nor spices whatsoever. No sauce even. Served on a bed of half-cooked onions. So odd. The sides did not complement the main. Mercifully, we got a bowl of fries and mayo, which was good.
We had some oysters and a selection of fish all of which were delicious and flavoursome. The ambiance is relaxed. The staff were lovely and attentive.
Our first meal in Amsterdam was a delightful experience. After checking into our hotel, we sought the concierge’s recommendation for a nearby restaurant that served Dutch or seafood. As a foodie, I always relish trying local cuisine when possible. However, tonight, we had a craving for some fresh fish. The restaurant was conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from our hotel. As the night grew darker, the ambiance of Amsterdam transformed into a cozy and inviting atmosphere. We had made a reservation for 8 pm and arrived promptly. Upon settling in, our waiter promptly presented us with the drinks menu, which was a refreshing departure from our usual experience of receiving everything at once or a single menu encompassing both drinks and food. The food arrived hot, fresh, and bursting with flavor. While I enjoyed the prawns, I felt that they could benefit from a bit more seasoning to enhance their taste. Despite this minor oversight, the overall meal was satisfying. The soles were a standout, with both large and small portions offering a delightful experience when accompanied by butter. The side dishes were expertly prepared and complemented the main course perfectly. In conclusion, I highly recommend this restaurant. Not only does it offer a delightful dining experience, but the service is also commendable and friendly.
My hotel recommended Lucius, and I’m so glad I found my way there. The ambiance immediately set the stage for a wonderful evening: cozy, inviting, and understatedly smart in its styling. Crisp white tablecloths, fresh flowers, good lighting — the kind of dining room that makes you feel instantly happy to be there. The food was exceptional. The seaweed salad was unlike any I’ve ever tasted — genuinely memorable and so good it made me want to go work in their kitchen just to figure out how they made it. The lobster bisque was also outstanding. What made the evening especially lovely was the service. I happened to arrive quite late, close to closing, and the staff graciously made room for me and treated me with such warmth throughout the evening. Truly thoughtful hospitality.