Ambiance was great. Food was delicious and hospitality was excellent.read more

I was here for 8 nights in one of the "BergOss" rooms. Modern, comfortable beds, spacious and very…read moreclean. There staff is very service oriented and friendly. Breakfast is tasty and they have the best bread. Love this place.

Nice garden outside at the end of the restaurant, it was also quite busy when I visited (only the…read moregarden area). The food is average. I have ordered codfish with pasta. There was barely any pasta. Codfish came with bones and was completely tasteless. Not worth 20€ I have paid.

Decent food but there is a block of restaurants around the corner with better. On the list of might…read morereturn and try something different.

The best cocktails in town if you ask me! They have the biggest cocktail menu and they even have…read morebig bowls and buckets they fill with a specific cocktail to share. You can also ask the waiters to fill a big bowl with a different cocktail. The prices are lower than avarage. The atmosphere inside is very cozy and they usually have good music playing in the background, at night they turn the music a bit louder. Outside they have normal tables and chairs but also lounge couches with heaters. The service could be better though. It's often quite slow!

Verdict: Cosy French pretending but really modern international fusion Retro/Art-Deco bistro…read morelocated in the hearth of Den Bosch (the restaurant street) that won't disappoint. However just a few steps away there are better options! Pros: - Very cute and accommodating place. Even when the company is large and full of children. - Large and yummy portion of "mosselen med frie or Moules-frites" (mussels with fries). Believe me this classical, almost national dish, can be made bad in Holland and Belgium! - CARPACCIO. - Nicely combined set menus. Cons: - A little too expensive for what it really is. - Thai favoured cuisine in a French pretending/Euro-inspired restaurant is meh. - Somewhat uneven red meat/steak cuts in terms of quality.

Cute atmospheric place and looooove their lasagna! It's really nice place to go during lunch. Not…read moretoo busy :)

I had to travel an hour out of Amsterdam to try this local place but I was far far from…read moredisappointed! It's a Japanese fusion restaurant that serves bitterballen and curly fries with mayonnaise.. but please consider the rest of the dishes before you roll your eyes! Their cocktail menu is small but excellent (and although currently out of Sake)- their spirit collection is plentiful so you can just about request any drink! For the gin drinkers- Tanqueray 10 is on the shelf!!!!!!! For starters, we had the edamame with sambal (amazing and something I'd never had before), moving on to the beef tataki (excellent and full of flavour), tuna tataki topped with finely shredded carrots (also excellent) and we finished this with curly fries, pork buns and mango rice hotpot! I think the pork buns (small, but with perfectly delicate boa bun)- which were stuffed with a fantastic piece of pork belly could have used more greens but that was a teeny tiny thing I noticed after I had inhaled most of this delicious morsel! All in all, I would recommend a visit! Service, ambience and food combined- not bad for Den Bosch!

Nom Nom has the cutest little terrace which is why we decided to go there for a drink. We had to…read morewait inside for about 10 minutes before we got a table outiside. We were planning on having dinner there but weren't impressed with the menu, there isn't much choice and most dishes are made for sharing which means you do actually have to pick more than one. We decided on some bread with aioli, which took quite long but when we got it it was warm and fresh out of the oven so definitely would recommend it! First wine we had was the Basa, very very fresh and fruity and lovely for a summers day. The second glass was a Sauvignon Blanc which was very good as well. €26 for 4 glasses of wine and bread is good I would say. I would recommend this place for a drink and maybe dinner, if tapas is your style!

Yummy fresh food, great coffee, friendly staff, and just happy vibes in general…read more Waiting times can be quite long when it's busy, so make sure you're not in a hurry when visiting. But apart from that, this is one of my favorite places to have lunch in Den Bosch!

Had a very delicious falafel burger, friendly service and loved the atmosphere. Another time I came…read morewith my friend just to have a coffee, borrel with tapas and it was SO good. Definitely recommend and I love the view to the cathedral outside:)

Amazing restaurant with a fantastic menu - everything we tried was delicious. Their table side…read morefrench toast is a must try! Be sure to plan ahead as they are always busy!

A gem hidden within the walls of Heusden. I am impressed with the overall quality of the…read morerestaurants, cafés and shops available in this small town, they always great you with a smile and are eager to help you out with any questions. This restaurant was no exception. As you can see from my pictures the presentation of the dishes is very good and the taste when taking that first bite is equally good. As a starter I got a winter salad, which might not sound that exciting but ended up being the highlight that evening. I am not saying the main course (haddock) was bad, in fact it was great as well, but the starter really did it. The restaurant seem to have a focus on fish which suits me just fine and they recommend good wines to go with it. The menu is entirely in Dutch though, but the staff will help you out with that (after getting over the initial language barrier. ;)) so I can't really let that affect my judgement. Try it out!