This spot was a fun time to grab a round of beers at. They have a good selection on draft and in…read morebottles. Cheers!

A beer hall smack dab in the city center of Delft…read more They are notable in the sense that they have a wide variety of beer: - 14 beers on tap - 200 bottled beers from Belgium and the Netherlands. Their beer selection has depth because not only do they carry traditional Belgian beer (Westvleteren, Rochefort, Delirium, etc...) but they also carry Dutch beer from brewers big and small, from the well-established to the newer, smaller businesses. According to the bartender, although the Netherlands' beer history is not as well-known as Belgium, more people are starting to appreciate Dutch craft breweries, hence the prevalence of the newer Dutch brews in the bars. Take that, Heineken. (For the record, I didn't see Heineken on the menu). For those that are overwhelmed by the beer selection they offer a tasting menu of 6 pre-selected beers from their tap for €14. This amounts to 3 beers. Though I didn't have a taster myself, I appreciate the thought that came to it because it represents good depth in the tap list BUT there's also one German beer and Guinness. For both of my visits the bartenders were quite nice. One of them gave me a mini history lecture on the Dutch craft brewery scene. I am ashamed to admit that for both of my visits I had Belgian beer. But this bar is notable in that it was one of the first bars in the Netherlands to serve Belgian beer. I had a Delirium Tremens on tap and Rochefort 10 on the bottle. Both are excellent brews. In true fashion the beers are served in their respective glasses. - Of note is that they offer Westvleteren 12 for €13. This is a much more fair price for the bottle whereas if you go to Belgium the price is marked up significantly. Indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of smokers sitting outside. They also have a food menu if needed.

Americans visiting -- beautiful day so we sat outside. SUPER friendly service and excellent food…read more The menu is only in Dutch, but the servers all speak English and are happy to translate. We got a cool, very Dutch, open-faced veal sandwich with a fish mayo (sounds weird but it works), and a delicious roasted vegetable open-faced sandwich.

Great traditional Dutch fare. Family and I were unsure of what to expect. Great vibes. Loud and…read morecrowded but sat us right by the front window. Decent service but had to hunt down server for our bill. Overall, a very enjoyable experience.

Pancake craving drew me to this place in the Delft market…read more Food: 3.5 stars. Ordered fritter snack appetizer, bacon pancake, tap beer, and jenever (local gin-like alcohol). Fritter appetizer was tasty and a good value (11 euro for 16 piece). Pancake was good but left something to be desired. Tap Wieckse beer was good. Jenever was too bitter/strong for my taste. Service: 5 stars. Waitress was extremely friendly. She provided pancake/beer recommendations and even helped me charge my dying phone! Bottom Line: Good meal & solid service, but pancakes were not the best I've had. Probably would return if in Delft though.

This place must be a tourist favorite, since it's located at a prime location; the main square of…read moredowntown Delft. Outside seating with heaters make this place a great people watching experience with the comfort of warmth. The atmosphere is like a tavern with small quarters, but watch your step because it has levels to it, not clearly marked especially if you aren't paying attention or had one too many of the local beer Palm or Heinken. Pancakes!!! This place has a variety of pancakes ranging from cherry, banana, and for the bacon lovers, they have bacon pancakes. All fruit or meat are infused into the pancake. Worth a try. The staff is friendly when I was there and they have wifi, but you must ask the server for the password. 11Nov2012, was the code when I was there, but double check with the server.

A late stop after dinner. Great beer selection. Service businesslike but not too friendly. Went…read moreback in the earlier evening next day and enjoyed a more friendly environment.

A very cozy pub, with nice barmans and a large variety of beers (they even have Paulaner)…read more Tuesdays' live music makes Bebop one of the hot spots in Delft!

Delft is not short of fine watering holes, but this is one of the nicest…read more It's small and cosy, the perfect place to watch the bikes rattle by and day turn to night. They have a fine selection of beers from the Netherlands and Belgium, plus fare from farther afield such as the Scottish brew dog beers. A battered selection of board games lurks in the corner, hinting at various drunken evenings that have come before, while the obligatory platters of cheese and mustard are never far away.

Excellent pub style establishment with plenty of Dutch and Belgian beers on tap. Loud and…read morecozy-perfect spot to meet and chat right behind the Nieuwe Kerk.

It is hard to put into words what I liked so much about this little neighborhood spot. I think it…read morewas the fact that it felt like I was going over to a friend's house for dinner. The fact that it was small and cozy created an intimate atmosphere. The lighting added to the intimacy making it a warm, serene refuge on a cold night. Being waited on by one of the two friendly people working the small dining area added to the aura. It made the experience more personalized, like we just walked into his house and he asked what he could get us from his kitchen to eat. "Come in, sit down for a while, warm up and let me get you something to eat and drink". It was as though the people there were having a relaxed, pleasant evening together and we were invited to join. The location also had something to do with the appeal as well. This was our first visit to city centre Delft. The narrow streets that lined canals replete with strategic lighting made this brick-laden city an absolute delight to wander. As an American, this place presented an ambiance unlike what we'd see at home. It was a step back in time in time and a step into everyday Dutch life. This somewhat off-the-radar city offers the type of character that you hope to experience as part of your travels. We visited at around 8 PM on a Monday. It was not at all busy and we were able to find a seat with no problem. The ambiance, as suggested above, was very inviting and quite relaxed. The menu for this restaurant was short but featured several creative choices with local twists (in different ways). My wife chose the Goat Cheese Salad, which featured a plentiful serving with nice greens along with other vegetables and nice add-ins such as pecans. I opted for the Indonesian-inspired Chicken Satay, which was served with fries and salad. Again, the serving was more than enough. We both were very happy with our dinners. My wife enjoyed a homemade lemonade to drink while I was quite satisfied with one of their red wines (Corte Ortone Brindisi). The final bill was €57.50, or €28.75 per person. Given the quality of the food and the overall experience, I thought this was a reasonable value. I would definitely try this place again if we return to Delft.

I had lunch here while on a day trip from Amsterdam . The service was exceptional , I was quickly…read moregreeted and offered something to drink . The food was delicious and I really enjoyed the atmosphere . If you're looking for a quick meal and a good atmosphere definitely check out this place .

Excellent ambience and vibe. Loved the house specialty chicken and the bitterballen can't be beat.read more

This is a small brewery in the center of Delft. They usually…read morehave 3 home-made biers on tap and a bunch of bottles. They cook only 2 daily specials. Large portions for about 13.5 Euros. The food itself is...Dutch, that is to say not really gourmet. This place is big, can host large groups. Very nice staff, excellent beer and friendly atmosphere even though the decoration and painting can make you feel a bit cold. Large cheese plates with an excellent fig jam.

We got caught in the rain and ducked into Doerak to wait it out. It was a lucky rain shower because…read morewe enjoyed this brown cafe. It was cozy and welcoming and warm. There was a great beer selection. We tried a trippel and ipa and lager. The selection was large and it was hard to narrow it down. The bartender was helpful and helped us pick the best local brews. We shared some cheese and charcuterie and drank some more. We hoped that the rain would not end for a while so we could stay longer.

The Doerak is a great place to chill with friends, play a game and grab a few beers. Highly…read morerecommend! It has a bit of space inside, but it fills up very quickly towards the weeknights and weekends, so be sure to grab a spot earlier. The service is really great, and they help you find a beer that fits you. Definitely check it out in summer too. They have a cute little outdoor seating space that faces out to the canal on a not so busy street. So it has great views even from outside.

I ate here - twice - while visiting Delft. The servers are incredible - very nice and super…read morecourteous. The falafel is the best I've had in any of my travels. Not joking. The BEST. The burrini with figs was also a delight. The atmosphere is comfortable and fun. Highly recommend.

Cozy vibe, good food, good view. We tried the Dutch pancake, croquettes, steak, and sweet potato…read more The steak was really flavorful.

Really nice beer store with a huge selection! Knowledgable staff can help you with recommendations…read moreand answer any questions you might have. Great to have a beer store in Delft! They also do monthly themed packages with a selection of beers and some information about them, a really nice way to expand you 'beer borders'! Gift packages and baskets also available, as well as a great selection of local and national beers.