't Pannekoekenhuisje
The story of our location
From home to meeting place
The property was built in 1750 as a family home, on the edge of the dune area between Bloemendaal and Overveen. For generations, a single family lived here while travelers and villagers passed the house on their way to the forest.
In 1877, the house was given a new purpose: a small pancake house that soon became a popular stop for walkers and visitors. This photo with the women on the terrace is one of the earliest images of the building that have survived – a snapshot of that early hospitality.
't Pannekoekenhuisje
From 1877, 't Pannekoekenhuisje was known as a cosy stop for walkers, horse riders, and travelers. With simple dishes and a warm welcome, it grew into a familiar meeting place in the neighborhood.
From pancake house to Cour des Vins
Over the course of the twentieth century, the little pancake house changed owners and appearance several times, but it always remained a place with a warm, village character. When we moved into the building, we decided to preserve and enrich that hospitality with good wines, refined dishes, and an intimate atmosphere.
That is how Cour des Vins came into being: a new destination in a historic house.
COUR DES VINS
Wed-Thu: 5pm-10pm Fri-Sat: 3pm-10pm Sun: 12pm-6pm