Came in because I saw that they had iced strawberry matcha latte on the menu. Since it was a cold…read moreday, I asked the staff if it was possible to get it hot, and they were very patient as they explained that it is possible, but that the strawberry syrup doesn't mix as well when hot. In the end, I opted for regular matcha latte. She then suggested adding vanilla instead for a lightly sweetened taste. I thought that was very thoughtful of her. The latte was made very quickly and there was unexpectedly even cute foam art on top. I would definitely come back again!

We stayed in the hotel above and came here for breakfast before our train. I had a super guava bowl…read morethat even included dragon fruit. Also, my latte macchiato was delicious. My partner had a yogurt bowl without granola and it made an acceptable gluten free breakfast. The cost was very fair.

We ended up at Dit for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. For drinks we got the Elderflower…read moretonics and for food the Burrata salad and the Goat Cheese Flammkuchen. Both were lovely. Halfway through our meal it started to rain, hard. The staff knew exactly what to do and in no time everyone was huddled up underneath the umbrellas or inside. When the rain stopped, the tables were clean very fast. We ended up with €32,45 for lunch which is not crazy expensive but definitely isn't cheap either. All in all, lovely staff and good food.

What an awesome little restaurant in the heart of Den Bosch! The modern-meets-kitchy decor is way…read moreover the top, but not in an annoying way. It's just designed almost perfectly. The menu reads like a zine and seems to be updated often. The food is served tapas style, containing a seasonal variety of things to choose from. The ahi tuna had a refreshing spin to it and was sliced large and thin, which I've never seen before. The carpaccio was a good mix of flavors. Ribeye was also excellent with the faux-onion rings. The frites and ravioli were my two least favorite. If you're craving sweets, you can get some toetje right here. The chocolate mouse was wonderful - light yet satisfying - I'd get it again.

Cosy spot for a little warmth, a coffee, a decent playlist that's not very loud during the day, and…read moreto get some work done. The coffee isn't anything special, and I am not sure if they offer WiFi, but a nice spot in the middle of the action nevertheless. It wasn't very busy at all and seemed to be a decent spot for people to get lunch. They have soups and open faced sandwiches. The bar is nice. Service quick and efficient, and interior is clean with lots of high tables and comfy chairs.

Just your average tourist trap in a great location. We had time to kill before dinner, so we had a…read morebeer here. The selection is like most other touristy cafes here. I ordered bitterballen and it took 20 minutes to receive it; I'd nearly forgotten about it. The taste was fine and it was like molten hot lava inside as it should be. As soon as we'd arrived, a family left the table next to us and their half-eaten dishes waited there until we were about to leave. This place wasn't so busy, I think the staff just needs to communicate better.

Fantastic location right in the middle of the Markt - you can watch the activity of the square from…read moreoutdoor seats, which is particularly interesting during the Market days. Food was fine - nothing special, but not bad either. The two-star review really comes down to service. My friends and I sat down for (what was supposed to be) a quick lunch on a Saturday, and ended up with a 2+ hour experience. We had to wait about forty-five minutes just to put our order in, although the waitress walked right past us, empty-handed, on many occasions. Every attempt to flag her down failed - she either intentionally avoided looking towards us when passing, or told us she'd be back in just a minute ("een momentje") to take our orders. After ordering, the food took equally as long to arrive. I'd recommend this place if you're looking to relax with a coffee and Bossche Bol, or perhaps a slow lunch with a book. But if I'm in any sort of hurry, I'm heading elsewhere.

This place was almost completely packed around 7pm, don't you guys have dinners to eat? Patrons…read morewere on the younger side of twenties and thirties, and so this bar was a little louder than I'd prefer. What can I say, I'm an old soul. However, the beer selection was great! They have 7 taps and over 200 bottles, so there is something for everyone. I think I would have enjoyed it more if it was less crowded. Try to come by during non-peak drinking hours.

A unique ice cream place that had been around for over 90 years. They only have vanilla ice cream…read morebut it's freshly made right in front of you. They also have nice Italian coffee and a small selection of sandwiches. Stop by to taste this fresh home made ice cream! They have by far the best milk shakes I have ever tried!

From the owner: An ice-cream shop since 1933 with just one flavour, vanille ice-cream. Since 2017 we also have a…read morelunchroom, we work with local and fresh products. Everything is homemade, just like our ice-cream!

Den Bosch's only little brown cafe. I don't know how old IDKK actually is, but you get a similar…read morefeeling that you do in many old cafes around the Netherlands: rustic furniture, eclectic decorations, simple but good selection of drinks and food. As soon as you walk through the door off the busy street, you feel transported to a quieter place (at least at lunchtime -- the live music equipment suggested a different vibe at night). The whole place is decorated with a mix of antique crosses and icons. The beer selection was better than most, and the service friendly. We had a beef rendang sandwich and a selection of bar snacks (bitterballen and cheese sticks), and everything was great. Whole bill for that and a couple of premium beers was less than 25€. Great deal. I'd definitely go back.