Location and travel
Getting to Supper on the Singel, and the area at night
Where the Odeon building sits, how to reach it, and what the streets around it feel like after dark.
See dates on GetYourGuide ↗Getting to Singel 460
| From | Suggested approach |
|---|---|
| Amsterdam Centraal | A walk of well under fifteen minutes, or a short tram ride toward the city centre |
| Dam Square | A few minutes on foot; the Odeon building sits just off it, on the Singel canal |
| Schiphol Airport | Direct train to Centraal, then walk or tram the rest of the way |
| By bike | Amsterdam's own default; the surrounding streets have cycle parking within a short walk |
Finding the building
Supper is at Singel 460, inside the Odeon — a canal-house building on the west side of the Singel, close enough to Dam Square that most visitors arrive on foot from the centre rather than needing a specific bus or tram route booked in advance. Look for the building's period facade rather than a modern shopfront sign; it sits among other historic Singel addresses rather than standing apart from them.
Coming from Centraal Station
It's a walk of well under fifteen minutes from Amsterdam Centraal down toward Dam Square and on to the Singel, flat and straightforward the whole way. If the weather's against you, a short tram ride covers the same ground in a few minutes without much of a wait.
Coming from Schiphol
The direct train from Schiphol to Amsterdam Centraal is the standard route in, taking around twenty minutes depending on the service. From Centraal it's the same walk or tram as above — there's no need to change trains or book a separate airport transfer for a venue this close to the station.
Parking and bikes
Central Amsterdam isn't built around driving in for the evening, and street parking near the Singel is limited and metered. If you're staying locally, cycling is the more typical option — there's bike parking within a short walk of the building, in keeping with how most of the neighbourhood gets around.
The Singel at night
This stretch of the canal ring is well lit and well used in the evening, sitting between Dam Square's crowds and the quieter residential canals further out. It's a walkable part of the city after dark by Amsterdam standards, though the usual city-centre advice applies — keep an eye on bags and phones in busy tourist areas.
Timing your arrival around the dinner sitting
Because the performances are folded into the meal rather than following it, turning up on time for your booked sitting counts for more than it would at a show with its own separate start time. Build in a buffer for the walk or tram, especially on a Friday or Saturday when the surrounding streets fill up earlier in the evening.