The Christophe' Boat Box
Call Restaurant Christophe’ to reserve your boat boxes today!



Call 06 5025 7826
At this time we only take boat box reservations by phone.

Freshly prepared and always delicious, our boat boxes are assembled daily with the same attention to detail that you expect from dining at Restaurant Christophe’. Enjoy them while out on your boat, no more hassle running around putting together your picnic. We are conveniently located canal-side for an easy pick-up.



New!
Cupcake “Boat Box!”
You may also include in your order a box of 5 diverse mini cupcakes. Our cupcakes are specially made by The Tulip Bakery, located in Amsterdam (www.thetulipbakery.nl).

Box 1: 2-3 people € 40,-
Box 2: 4-5 people € 60,-
Cupcake Box: 5 mini cupcakes € 8,-


The boat box menu will promote the finest seasonal products and will consist of 4 to 5 items ranging from foie gras, terrines, salads, meats and cheeses, rillette, smoked salmon, baguettes etc. The items will change weekly. Please inquire about vegetarian options and/or special requests.

We also offer chilled rose at € 16,00, Evian/Badoit water at € 4,00 and Champagne priced per bottle.

Reservations may be placed any day of the week by phone. Please allow 24 hours/next day.

Pick-up times are Tues-Sat 2-7PM, Sun 2-4PM, If you would like an earlier pick-up time, please let us know. Closed on Monday.

Restaurant Christophe'
Leliegracht 46
1015 DH Amsterdam

Tel.: 020-6250807
Fax: 020-6389132
E-mail: info@restaurantchristophe.nl
Internet: www.restaurantchristophe.nl

Make a direct reservation

Opening hours
Tuesday till Saturday 18:00 till 22:30. Saturday 18.30 till 22.30. Closed on Sunday and Monday.

At Christophe' we serve lunch for groups of 12 persons or more.

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