We went on a spontaneous day trip from Germany to Zandvoort. All we wanted to do was eat some real…read moredutch pancakes and watch the sun go down at the beach. We went looking for a Pancake House in Haarlem first but with no luck. Then we took off heading to the shore and as we were driving we found this lovely place! There's plenty of parking available. We found a place to sit on the terrace. It took some time til someone came to take our order. We then got the bread as appetizer cos we were so hungry and a couple of pancakes. Good thing we got the bread. The staff was friendly but they were understaffed and we had to wait quite a bit. The food was good. Huge pancakes. Very filling. I would come back any day.

Well we just picked one. On the beach there are plenty of restaurants bars. We sat down here…read morebecause it looked inviting. Food was very good service was on slow side. They wouldn't give us tap water to drink so we stuck with beer. Oh well.

Best place to get a Dutch pancake in the area! If you've never had one, it's closer to a crepe and…read moreless like an American pancake. They can be made sweet or savory, simple or ridiculously decadent. My personal favorite thing on the menu is their carpaccio starter with truffle mayo. They also make it into a salad meal, sandwich or a pancake wrap

Best pancake restaurant in the area. Skip the super touristy Duinrand near Zandvoort, which is…read moreterrible, and make a brief detour onto the Herenweg to find the Konijnenberg. Idyllically situated in the dunes of Heemstede near the Groenendaal Forest. Quality ingredients, light pancakes, perfectly cooked. You can't go wrong with the classic cheese and bacon.

This is a hidden gem on a very beautiful hillside with trees and an amazing view. We came in a…read morerainy day, otherwise you can see the ocean from the restaurant. We spent few hours in Haarlem, and drove 20 minutes to this pancake house. It's absolutely delicious. We ordered two regular pancakes and two gluten free ones. Food: 4 out of 5 Services: 4 out of 5 Deco: 4 out of 5 Cleanness: 5 out of 5 Atmosphere: 5 out of 5

This is one of my favorite pancake places; although it takes a 30 minute drive from Amsterdam, I…read morevisit at least once or twice a year. If you are hiking-fan(atic), you should definetely visit the Kennemer duinen and end your walk at Peper's Pannekoeken. The service is not always up to standard (don't be surprises to get lukewarm tea here), the interior design is Ikea at best, but the pancakes are amazing! They have the best combinations of hearty and sweet pancakes (one is more than enough:-)). I love the one with ice cream on top and Bella Vista (with apples and Tia Maria).

Despite the great location with a a cool playground i can't shake the feeling that this place has…read moreseen better day's. The decor is good, but looked really messy. The service was poor to say the least. Orders went missing, and there was no management to be found. They all had a look in there eyes like little rabbits caught by the light of a upcoming car. I had a fruit pancake. With all respect is a standard pancake with to big chucks of fruit on it. For 15,95 that's just to much. And the fruit did not look that fresh to me. But the wasp's did find it interesting enough, i am not a aggressive guy. But i killed three wasp's that said we did have enough between servings to do this. Maybe its hard to find good personnel it's surrounded by mansion's of 1mljn+ Will visit again, i really hope it will be better the location deserves it.

Cafeteria style restaurant with pancakes (more like large crepes) with different toppings made…read morefresh to order. With the Zaanse Schans card, you get a 10% discount there. We ordered a #3 with chocolate and whipped cream and #9 with banana, chocolate, and whipped cream. Our cashier was nice and gave us a voucher for a free coffee or tea afterwards. It took about 25 minutes to have our pager buzz during the lunchtime crunch. I had a lemon ice tea and my husband enjoyed his tropical IPA Hoop Kaper. They were thinner and less sweet than American pancakes. Satisfying though not super flavorful, added a little syrup from the table. Next time I would try a savory option because the ones at the table next to us looked good! Lots of table discs inside and outside as this is the restaurant on site (many other takeaway places with fries or ice cream or other snacks but not a meal).

Restaurant De Kraai is a convenient, cafeteria-style spot located right in the heart of the Zaanse…read moreSchans tourist area. They specialize in both sweet and savory Dutch pancakes, which are served in the traditional style--very flat and spread out across the plate. The process is straightforward: you order and pay at the register, then head to the counter to pick up your food once it is ready. During my visit, I tried the pancake with apricot jam and whipped cream (€12.95). It was a decent meal--certainly not bad, but also nothing particularly special. While the prices are a bit high for what you get, that is somewhat expected given its prime location in a major tourist hub. In addition to pancakes, they offer a variety of cakes, muffins, and a full selection of beverages to choose from. The restaurant is quite spacious, offering plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating depending on the weather. A nice perk for guests is that the restrooms are free for customers to use, which can be hard to come by here. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming, making it a pleasant and easy place to take a break after a day of exploring the windmills.

I enjoyed some lovely gluten-free pineapple​ pancakes here with Dutchman for lunch. A lovely place…read moreto enjoy on a sunny unusual Dutch day. Customer Service-4 star Pancakes-4 star Price-5 star because it's cheap and you don't have to pay almost 20 euros for 1 pancake and a drink like Amsterdam. Playground for kids- 4 star Seating outside- 5 star Vibe-5 star-because the vibe was very laid back and the sun was out. Seating inside-3 star had a vintage/ outdated look to it.

With a small kids farm, playground and serving of pancakes, this is a Mecca for families with small…read morechildren. Situated as it is on the edge of the dunes, it makes for an attractive location. There is a restaurant with a limited menu (4 starters, two soups, two fish and four main dishes). I have found myself having to go to a water to remind them that something has been ordered. Separate building for functions.

Fabulous location in the Water Supply Dunes of Amsterdam, near Vogelenzang. Have a pancake, let…read moreyour children run loose, go for a long walk in the dunes, and come back for some ice cream after the walk. The pancakes here are good, a lot better than De Duinrand, not quite as good as De Konijnenberg, but their location really adds a lot to the restaurant. My younger brother worked here for a few months, until he got fired for going on vacation too often. He enjoyed the job though, the management was nice.

Good poffertjes. We ordered a total of 60. The first 30.where great so we ordered another 30. Still…read morevery good except a hair in the butter..... Atmosphere very Dutch; and owners could add a smile when greetings customers.

It took a while to write this review as I still have nightmares about It…read more On Nov.14, my husband was on a business trip, and I thought I will make a nice evening out with my 2 kids after a hard working day. Through their booking site, I booked meat fondue for 2 persons and wrote that the third person will choose something on the day. A few days before the booked date, I happened to find that the meat fondue was on Social Deal. I never used Social Deal, but some friends said it's nice to do, so I tried it this time. I wrote through the original booking site that we change our booking, and apologised about it. On the day, the meat fondue looked nice, and my younger son ordered poffertjes. We also ordered 2 soft drinks and wine. Later, my younger son wanted to try the meat fondue, so I gave him a piece. Then immediately, the serving lady came running to us and said in Dutch: "HE IS NOT ALLOWED TO EAT THAT!!!" Me and my 2 kids froze. We were in a shock. I tried to stay calm and asked her: "May I ask what the reason is? If this meat fondue is a all-you-can-eat deal, then I can understand it, as you may make a loss. But we all ordered one meal each." She said, (pointing at the meat,) "THIS IS A CHEAP MENU!" At that time, 2 young girls next to our table started laughing. They also thought it was ridiculous. My elder son was shocked and he wanted to leave. I, however thought I should make a point, and said, "If this is a CHEAP menu, then I will order more drinks, and also desserts. Does that make you happy?" And we ordered more drinks and desserts we didn't even want. My elder son left as he was fed up. When paying, I asked the name of the lady as I thought it was very interesting to know the name of a person who says such a thing to a customer. She said, "I don't say my name. I'm the OWNER." I wondered why we were treated this badly. Was it because we used Social Deal? Then why do they take part in Social Deal? (They do it a lot). Was it because we booked by a normal site first? (but I did cancel it, apologising. And there were still 2 tables left that evening). Did she think it was better to throw away the meat we ordered and have my younger son order another meal? I even wondered if it may be because I'm not and don't look Dutch. Anyway, she has embarrassed us greatly and completely ruined our evening. I told about my experience to friends in Heemstede. One friend said that her son's elementary school used this restaurant for a class event, and there were lots of poffertjes for the kids. But the male owner(?) told one child: "You are eating too much!" Why run a restaurant if you treat your customers like this? I normally don't write reviews but felt I have to, as this was such a bad experience.