Airfields with a Restaurant in the Netherlands

A fly-in restaurant is an airfield with somewhere to eat you can fly to directly - flying out just for the food is what pilots call the hundred-dollar hamburger. This list shows every Dutch airfield with a verified restaurant or cafe on site, with opening hours (local time) and a direct link to charts, AIP, NOTAMs and weather for the field.

Airfield restaurants in the Netherlands

Airfields with a restaurant on the map

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  1. PLAZA ’T KRUUSPUNT

    Opening hours: We-Su 12:00-20:00 (local time)

  2. Restaurant de Cockpit

    Opening hours: Mo-Su 10:00-20:30 (local time)

  3. Restaurant Vice Versa

    4.6(93)

    Opening hours: Mo-Fr 06:00-18:00 (local time)

  4. The Hangar

    4.7(6)

    Opening hours: Mo-Fr 08:00-17:00 (local time)

  5. Bites & Flights

    3.3(114)

  6. De Egelshoek Cafeteria

    4.2(775)

    Opening hours: Mo-Su 10:00-19:45 (local time)

  7. RESTAURANT FLY & FOOD

    Opening hours: We-Su 10:00-19:00 (local time)

  8. Restaurant Midden Zeeland

  9. Hangar 28

    4.4(75)

  10. Paviljoen ULV Westerwolde

    4.4(8)

  11. Café - Restaurant De Thermiekbel

    4.2(1,112)

    Opening hours: Mo 10:00-22:00; We-Su 10:00-22:00 (local time)

  12. DE VLIJT RESTAURANT & SUITES

    4.1(501)

    Opening hours: Mo-Tu 10:00-18:00; We-Su 10:00-22:00 (local time)

  13. De Coockpit

    4.2(470)

    Opening hours: We-Su 11:00-20:00 (local time)

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Which airfields in the Netherlands have a restaurant?

This page lists the Dutch airfields with a verified restaurant or cafe on site, each with its name and opening hours. The field name links straight to charts, AIP, NOTAMs and weather.

What is a fly-in restaurant or hundred-dollar hamburger?

A fly-in restaurant is an airfield restaurant that pilots reach by aircraft. Hundred-dollar hamburger is the tongue-in-cheek term for flying somewhere just for a meal - the fuel costs more than the food.

Do I need PPR to fly in for a meal?

Not everywhere. Many Dutch fields are PPR (prior permission required) or keep limited hours, and most charge a landing fee. Check the field AIP and opening hours before you fly, and ring ahead if in doubt.