3 item (appetizer, main course and desert) Prix Fixe menu. €30 per person. Enormous amount of food…read more Ambiance: 9/10 Food : 8/10 Service 9/10 Would come back.

From the owner: The oldest city in the Netherlands is also home to the oldest settlement of Humphreys. The facade…read moreof the monumental building where the former Cinemariënburg cinema was located has remained unchanged. Authentic elements such as stained glass, tiles and granite floors have been preserved. The building has been given a large glass extension as an extra accent, which combines the authentic atmosphere with a modern look. Our concept is simple: Burgundian food that makes you feel good! Enjoy a three-course dinner with artisan bread and tasty side dishes for a fixed price.

Thank you God for giving me this restaurant! My wife is pregnant and now only likes things like…read morecaviar and anything that can only be paid for in diamonds. After her not liking several restaurants, lunch places and even her own mothers cooking (yeah it is that bad), we came here for a late dinner. I ordered the Thai salad, the duck spring rolls and she had the fish. And....she liked it! It was really good though and with two drinks and a huge slice of chocolate tart the bill came under 50 euros. On top of that the location is great as well. Now I am just hoping that I can convince the chef to stay in the States for the next 7 months.....

I went to the LUX cinema during the short film festival "Go Short". It's rather small but very…read morenice. The service people were very obliging. The LUX cinema is a good address for independent films. Before or after the movie you can spend some time in the associated café drinking coffee or a beer.

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!

From the owner: Dineren - Borrelen - 50 Lokale Bieren - 25 Open Wijnen - 200 Cocktailsread more

Listen up people…read more I'm about to disclose my number one secret location in the East of the Netherlands: Stadsbrouwerij de Hemel en de Geest. (Brewery Heaven & the Ghost). In this city-castle like building they've got a brewery, a hotel, a restaurant and a cafe. If you're lucky and there's sun you can sit outside in the courtyard and enjoy an enormous variety of beers on their terrace. In the city-wall itself, which was used to defend the city, there are two small ward-houses. Since we're good for now, they've remodelled them into two tiny guesthouses/apartments. You can rent them for about 95 euros a night (a steal) and they give you a downstairs living room, bath, and upstairs bedroom. It's absolutely lovely and there's a lot more privacy then you would normally have in any hotel or bed & breakfast. Beware, the price may have gone up, since last time I stayed there was when I went to a Guns 'n Roses concert in 2002. Either way, if you do go here, and end up having a wee tour of the brewery (oh please do!) be nice to your tour-guide as she may be a good friend of mine! If you're confronted with a tall, flame-haired girl that can banter you up one wall and down the other, yup, that's her. She's been known to lock people in the cellar for a wee bit to cool off if you're not behaving, so better be careful! ;) The good thing about that: you'll be locked in with the beer, the bad part: she's got the keys and you'll have to convince her (or me) to let you out! Now go and get your beer on, but beware of the ghost!

Ordered a burger in a bigger group. Taste was quite good, but the food was unfortunately cold. We…read morewere never asked for desert or drinks. They missed out a lot of turn over.

It's been a long time since I've been in Nijmegen and a lot has changed around this block. Luckily…read morewe walked into Parkzicht, which was a very pleasant surprise. The hosts were good, the atmosphere was good, the wine was good, we had the luck to have the last dozen of oysters of the night, so overall... You know: it was a brilliant night. And of course: we just adored chef Stijns food. We will hastily return when we visit Nijmegen again.

The Pantry serves authentic Dutch food in a cozy environment. Definitely get one of their…read moreprix-fixe menus. It includes an appetizer, entree, and dessert. If you are sharing a meal with someone, get items from a different prix-fixe menu and you can both try a variety of items. We enjoyed: * Charcuterie plate: sausages taste minimally processed and delicious * Beef and onion stew: taste slightly different than ones in America * Cauliflower and cheese oven bake: vegetarian's comfort food * Hutspot (mashed potatoes and carrots) and meatballs: non-vegetarian's comfort food * Pea soup with smoked ham For desserts, we had chocolate mousse and vlaflip (vanilla custard) and they were just okay. I'm not sure if desserts are the Dutch's strengths, except maybe the Dutch apple pie. They even bottle their own house beer. The restaurant is small. Try to make a reservation if you can. We didn't have a reservation, but went to the restaurant at around 5PM and were seated in about 15 minutes. At times, the line could get very long, but the staff is still welcoming and ensures that everyone gets served...eventually.

Highly recommended! This is truly Amsterdam experience--a cozy restaurant that feels very Dutch. In…read morea city with a lot of great restaurants, it is a stand out. You must be punctual. The reservations are in time blocks--so everyone enters together at the reservation time. It is orderly, not a mad rush, but they are serious about the reservation timing. We ordered Menu 3 (pictured) which was excellent for comfort food: --Trio of Dutch sausages, bread, Amsterdam pickles, and mustard --Hachee served with red cabbage and mashed potatoes --Chocolate duo with advocaat (chocolate mousse and ice cream) To get the reservation, we had to wait at our computer on the day the reservations open, then book immediately. It was hard reservation to get, but very much worth it.

Trendy restaurant with excellent and very helpful and engaged staff. A bit crowded between 7pm and…read more8 pm. Before and after excellent to have a pleasant night out. You can choose grim a wide variety of dishes throughout the night. All of good quality just pick you good to your taste. Enjoy!!!

From the owner: Shared dining, gin-tonic, wijnenread more

Nice Dutch restaurant with good food. In total there is nothing wrong with going there. It meets…read moreall you would expect for the price and food tastes well. Especially for business purposes this is a really good location.

From the owner: Restaurant de Stadstuyn is een bekend en bemind restaurant. Informeel en voor een breed publiek…read moretoegankelijk. De ruim opgezette eetgelegenheid met toch een intieme sfeer maakt de Stadstuyn uitermate geschikt voor zowel groepen als individuele gasten. De Stadstuyn beschikt over een groot terras waar u heerlijk in de zon kan genieten van uw diner.

This was my husband's and my first dinner in Amsterdam! The Hacée and the stamppot are heaven! I…read morelove the plates are mismatched and have been for decades! Reading the menu was fun! We dropped off our little frame with our mothers in it. The server originally asked us to place it wherever we see fit, but the owner (she has the manager vibe) came over and helped us picked an even better spot! Service was what I thought was slow, but then we learned that Dutch people are very customer-focused, so we had to initiate an eye contact and signal to them that we are ready to close our check. I also found out that tipping is not required. Who would have thought? Oh, and also water is not free. Lastly, be sure to make a reservation because this place very packed for the duration of our meal and some people got turned away.

Popular joint serving up Dutch Comfort food. Make a reservation - it gets busy. We made it easy and…read moreopted for the sampler plate for 2. Comes with two kinds of beef stew, 2 two kinds of potatoes, apple sauce, cabbage, and sausages over mashed potatoes and sauerkraut. Everything was really good! No strong flavors, but all cooked well. Service was very good and the ambiance is funny! Place is covered with pictures of moms that the customers have brought in. We loved it! N*joy...