Parking Restaurant Sir Anthony Van Dijck, Antwerp

Need parking Restaurant Sir Anthony Van Dijck in Antwerp? Since this is a busy city-center address (Vlaeykensgang / Oude Koornmarkt), the right plan is about securing a space before you arrive—especially for dinner.

Book private parking near Restaurant Sir Anthony Van Dijck (no last-minute searching)

Mobypark lets you book private parking spots from owners who aren’t using them day-to-day (for example hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, or unused garage spots). If you’re considering street parking, remember that central Antwerp curb spaces are typically time-limited and can be affected by permit zones—so pre-booking with Mobypark can remove the “will there be a spot?” stress.

If you’re staying longer for a full evening at Sir Anthony Van Dijck, it also helps to compare with Mobypark when you want flexibility instead of constantly watching the parking meter or return window.

Public parking garages to consider near the restaurant area

If you prefer public parking, the restaurant’s own practical info points to several multi-storey options around the city center. These are useful when you want a straightforward entrance/exit flow and signed tariffs on site:

That said, garages in central Antwerpen can fill up quickly on busy service times. When you’re trying to avoid time pressure, it’s worth comparing those public options with a pre-booked Mobypark spot nearby.

Street parking rules in central Antwerp (what to check before you park)

On-street parking around Oude Koornmarkt / Vlaeykensgang is usually governed by signed restrictions—think paid parking with time limits, and areas where resident permits apply. Before you leave the car, check the exact sign for:

• Allowed duration (and whether the limit resets)
• Payment method (ticket/payment machine or app, where applicable)
• Permit rules (who can park and when)
• Enforcement days/times (some rules apply only certain periods)

Because Sir Anthony Van Dijck is a restaurant where you may stay beyond a short curb-park window, consider Mobypark as an alternative if you want to avoid the risk of overstaying a time-limited space.

Match your parking choice to the restaurant’s opening times

For planning, Sir Anthony Van Dijck is closed on Sunday and Monday. On other days, it’s open from 12:00 and in the evening from 18:30. These service windows tend to concentrate arrivals, so if you’re going for dinner, try to arrive a bit earlier or pre-book—this is exactly where Mobypark’s certainty can help you compare parking without spending time driving around.

When you book a private spot, you’re not relying on finding a last free space in a restricted zone.

How Mobypark helps you arrive smoothly

When you use Mobypark, you choose your location and dates in the search bar, then book a specific private spot with access instructions from the owner. For central addresses, that matters: you can plan your arrival, avoid hunting time, and keep your evening schedule on track—especially if you expect busy traffic near the Oude Koornmarkt / Vlaeykensgang area.

If you want to compare options, treat public garages as “walk-up availability,” and Mobypark as “reserve first, park next.”

Parking reality checklist for Sir Anthony Van Dijck (quick)

• Check street signs for time limits and permit conditions
• Plan for dinner demand around 18:30 openings
• Consider a pre-booked alternative when public spaces may be limited
• Keep your ticket/receipt if you use a public garage

For common questions about pricing rules, permits, and whether you can park for a full meal, you’ll find more guidance in the FAQ below.