A smoky, sultry, amber-lit atmosphere awaits you within the "Three Sisters", a combination pub,…read morecafe, restaurant and night club with a hip, youthful vibe, pulsing music and several dance floors upstairs. A favorite among the local collegiate crowd from Groningen University, it was my very first stop after arriving in the Netherlands and meeting up with friends (one old, two new), and one of my favorite memories of the entire trip. Plant your tush in the plush furniture of one of the back rooms (this place seems to go on forever!), order yourself a stroopwaffel and a Spanish coffee, and shoot the sh-t with old friends and new acquaintances (or anyone sitting nearby). Or, head upstairs on a weekend night, and bump-and-grind with the (otherwise reserved and practical) Dutch party crowd that gathers here to escape the work-week drudgery of attending lectures and writing essays.

For evening dine in. Went here with a large group and it was a great experience…read more Good food and drinks

I've been here twice now and the first thing you notice when you walk in is how incredibly stuffy…read moreit is. Perhaps this is due to it being cold outside already in October but it feels uncomfortable at first and then you just get used to it. They could use more air flow inside. I don't know how the staff can handle it. The beer selection is pretty great. The beers are all listed on the menu, from draft to bottled. I went with a friend who knew what to recommend. They have a house beer on tap too. The selection is especially good if there's a Belgian beer you've been meaning to try. I had beers here that I never heard of before. They have other drinks in case you don't want/like beer. They also have shots. The first time I came in, it was quite busy in the evening so we sat at a high top table by the bathroom. The second time was earlier on a Saturday evening so we sat at a table.

If you are a beer fun this is the pub you should visit in Groningen. They have great selection of…read moreBelgian beers and amazing atmosphere. The stuff is really nice and happy to give you some suggestions on which beer to choose. This place can get really busy, so make sure you are on time to get a table.

This Restaurant is a Dutch inn and has on the 1st floor a pizzeria named La Carpa d'ore which is…read morethe same as the Dutch name but then translated to Italian. You can eat here a good pizza. don't expect haute cuisine, but it never the less eating here is good.

Nice place, two dining areas on the ground floor, pizzeria upstairs(eat in or take away) terrace…read morefor smokers and Toby's Bar next door with a reasonable selection of draught beers. The ribs are very good.

We thought we'd give it a try because it was our last night visiting our dear friends…read more The Rumpsteak, normally in the U.S. this is a roast that is cooked for hours. This steak was extremely tough, not sure why sauce hollandaise sauce with serve with this meat, other than trying to cover up the toughness. The white fish dish was barely warm and it seemed like some of it wasn't cooked 100% lukewarm fish is not appealing. Serve was poor, plates not picked up, and the food wasn't presented nicely. Thank goodness our friends visit was wonderful.

Came here for dinner and it was pretty good! Overall flavors were a bit bland but still tasty…read more Grilled tuna appetizer was good and seemed fresh. The catch of the day fish was good as well (super moist/flaky). For dessert had the bread pudding which was much lighter than a normal bread pudding but still pretty good. One thing that was excellent though were the French fries! Server was very nice and the interior is beautiful.