Parking Restaurant Table 24, Haarlem

If you’re searching for parking Restaurant Table 24 in Haarlem, plan for paid street spots and nearby garages around Oude Groenmarkt—then pre-book if you want to avoid the usual late-evening hunt for availability. Table 24 is a popular dinner address, so the best strategy is: check restrictions first, and lock in your place early.

Book private parking near Restaurant Table 24 with Mobypark

Mobypark lets you reserve bookable private parking spots in the area that owners don’t actively use—think hotel parking overflow, unused office spaces, private driveways, or spare garage capacity. Instead of arriving and hoping there’s space, you choose your dates and reserve in advance, so your evening starts with less uncertainty. It’s also a practical fit when you’re going for dinner times that run late, when street turnover and garage capacity can be unpredictable.

Restaurant Table 24 is on Oude Groenmarkt, and multiple drivers end up relying on paid public parking nearby. If you prefer to arrive ready (and not circle for a spot), Mobypark gives you a reserved alternative to standard public options.

Does Restaurant Table 24 have its own parking?

For most diners, the important detail is that Table 24 is primarily a restaurant, not a venue with its own parking lot. That means you’ll typically use paid street parking and nearby garages. Even if the restaurant recommends certain garages, you can still end up competing for spaces around busy service hours—so it’s smart to have a backup plan in mind.

One option often mentioned for the area is parking garage De Appelaar (with an entrance on the Spaarne side). If you’re heading there for dinner, treat it as a “good starting point,” but consider reserving via Mobypark so you’re not dependent on same-day availability.

Street parking near Oude Groenmarkt: expect pay & possible time limits

Near Restaurant Table 24, street parking is usually paid and commonly governed by time limits, with specific rules displayed on-site (and often resident-permit areas in central Haarlem). When you’re trying to park for dinner, those constraints matter—especially if your plans run later.

Rather than spending time finding the right tariff and valid space, you can compare street parking against a reserved option. If you want to reduce the risk of arriving late and still needing to park, a Mobypark reservation can be a straightforward alternative to time-restricted street options.

Nearby garages for evening dining: where to look

Public garages are often the most predictable way to park for dinner near Oude Groenmarkt, because you avoid searching for a legal street space under changing local rules. Drivers typically compare several central garages—especially the ones used by other city center visitors.

In this area, you’ll commonly see garages like De Koepel (Koepelplein), Parkeergarage Jansstraat (Jansstraat), and parking options around Kennemerplein and Haarlemmerstroom–Lichtfabriek. The practical tip: check the garage’s access/entry details and plan for peak evening demand.

If you’re deciding between rolling the dice in a public garage vs. securing your spot before you go, booking via Mobypark can help you avoid time pressure—particularly when Haarlem is busy and dinner traffic is building.

Cost reality: compare garage day rates vs a reserved spot

Parking prices in the city center can vary a lot by duration. SERP evidence for nearby public options shows day pricing spanning roughly about €15.50/day up to around €49.58/day depending on the garage and stay length. So for dinner-plus-drinks (or a late finish), the difference between “short stay” assumptions and “actual time spent” adds up fast.

Mobypark can be a good alternative when you want to compare parking options upfront. Depending on the available private spots for your dates, a reserved Mobypark spot may come in significantly lower than standard public pricing—and in some cases drivers see savings of up to 60% versus regular city center rates.

Late opening hours: choose parking that still works when dinner runs long

Table 24 is typically open for dinner and late evenings (with opening starting in the afternoon and continuing until after midnight). That timing affects your parking plan: street availability and ticketing rules can be less convenient once service hours are in full swing.

For late finishes, consider a parking plan that doesn’t rely on finding a valid street space at the last minute. Booking via Mobypark is often the simplest way to match your schedule—so you’re not forced to switch plans if the public option you intended to use is full.

How to book on Mobypark (so you can drive in with less stress)

• Use the search bar on the page to select Restaurant Table 24 (or the closest area) plus your date and time.
• Filter by what matters to you (for example, covered vs. open spots when available).
• Reserve the spot you want and arrive with confidence instead of driving around looking for a legal space.

If you want quick answers about street rules, on-site parking, and what to expect for costs and late hours, check the FAQ below.