I liked this place for a few reasons. First, at first glance it looks a bit like an Irish pub on…read morethe inside. Second, they have a dance floor area in the back which plays mostly 80's. The staff were lovely and the beers were not expensive. They don't seem to open early in the week but if you are around on the weekend pop in for a pint sure as if you are in Waalwijk it's well worth checking out.

Lovely bakery and coffee shop. Stuffed with antiques. Worth a visit…read more I don't often review bakeries or coffee shops. This little gem is worth an exception. A block off the square it's worth a visit just to see the antiques. Our coffees were served with a gratis homemade sugar cookie. Sheer brilliance I say. Do stop by.

About three months ago I moved to Breda, and found KoffieTentje through a friend - I'm going to be…read morehonest, I probably wouldn't have found the place if it weren't for him, but wow, I'm glad I did. KoffieTentje is a very cute, small and stylish coffee bar. There's a very calm and laid back atmosphere making it perfect to sit in and unwind while enjoying your coffee (and perhaps a piece of brownie? Trust me, their brownies are amazing.) While ordering my coffee, I've chatted with the owner a few times and to simply put it, she's incredibly nice and welcoming. She doesn't mind having a little chat and seems genuinely interested. So if you're looking for great coffee, either for sitting in or taking it with you on your trip to work or university - KoffieTentje is the right choice!

KoffieTenTje may have only recently opened in their little Boschstraat store, but they've already…read morestolen my coffee business. Though I'd never say that Dutch coffee is bad, I'd maybe say that sometimes it can lack a full flavour. So to say that in the first month since opening I've darkened KoffieTenTje's door nearly a dozen times, I'm very impressed with their coffee. The interior is friendly, earthly and modern, and the music is always good (a mix of chilled electronica and folk). The vibe very much reminds me of a less busy Five Elephants (Berlin-based coffee heaven). Lastly I have to say something about the woman who owns it; basically she's lovely. Welcoming, happy, remembers you and your order. I've chatted with her a few times, sometimes in Dutch, more often in English and she's always chatty. In short; great coffee, great atmosphere, great owner.

From the owner: Wij zijn gespecialiseerd in Brabantse gastvrijheidread more

We ended up at Dit for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. For drinks we got the Elderflower…read moretonics and for food the Burrata salad and the Goat Cheese Flammkuchen. Both were lovely. Halfway through our meal it started to rain, hard. The staff knew exactly what to do and in no time everyone was huddled up underneath the umbrellas or inside. When the rain stopped, the tables were clean very fast. We ended up with €32,45 for lunch which is not crazy expensive but definitely isn't cheap either. All in all, lovely staff and good food.

What an awesome little restaurant in the heart of Den Bosch! The modern-meets-kitchy decor is way…read moreover the top, but not in an annoying way. It's just designed almost perfectly. The menu reads like a zine and seems to be updated often. The food is served tapas style, containing a seasonal variety of things to choose from. The ahi tuna had a refreshing spin to it and was sliced large and thin, which I've never seen before. The carpaccio was a good mix of flavors. Ribeye was also excellent with the faux-onion rings. The frites and ravioli were my two least favorite. If you're craving sweets, you can get some toetje right here. The chocolate mouse was wonderful - light yet satisfying - I'd get it again.

When you go to the beautiful little town of Grave Holland you HAVE to enjoy the friendly ambiance…read moreof the local hang-out! Great food, great people and the perfect place to get a great feel for the warmth of the town!

When in Grave (NL), you have to visit Café de Gouden Leeuw! For a drink, your lunch or a tasty bite!read more

Wonderful food , excellent stuff and extremely helpful even almost the kitchen was closed . Sooo so…read morehappy that we found this restaurant from Yelp after a tiring day at Efteling

This is a relatively new place in The Hague. Probably now a few months old, just in middle of town…read more First of all, I love the location on the Buitenhof. Nice place, loads of space to leave your bike outside, in the middle of the centre, hence also shopping area. As for the cafe itself, there's a nice relaxed atmosphere. Mixing some old materials, nice touch. Coffee is good, some cakes also (only tried to cookie, but the rest looks great). They also offer sanwdiches, nibbles, wine, etc... As for the service: efficient and friendly.

The coffee is quite good at Hometown, and it keeps us returning. However, the unfriendly service…read moreleaves something to be desired; we'd definitely go there more frequently if the staff was more welcoming.

Brewpub in a renovated railway yard in the old mining village of Koersel. Trendy interior where you…read morecan enjoy brasserie food and their own brews.

Great place, excellent beer, delicious food and great ambiance…read moreBeer is brewed in house. Stoofvlees prepared with beer from house is a must.

What's not to love about a giant profiterole filled with the best fresh whipped cream and covered…read morein a dark chocolate fondant icing? We came here on a rainy Friday and there was a line of about 10 people out the door. We ended up going inside and grabbing a table as we were a group of 4 and there were seats available. We ordered a few Bossche Bols for the group and coffees. If you ever have the opportunity to come here, please do. This bakery is known for the Bossche Bol, right by the train station, on the main street as you exit toward the city. Pro tip, if there's a line outside and you have some time, check the dining area to see if there are tables! Bossche Bols are best when they're fresh!

This place is famous for their Bossche bol (a large cream puff, stuffed with whipped cream filling…read moreon the inside and covered in a chocolate layer on the outside). The Bossche bol from this establishment in particular was highly recommended by our tour guide, and it did not disappoint. The whipped cream was both thick and airy (a really magical combination if you ask me), with the perfect amount of sweetness. I thought to myself: So this is what a proper Bossche bol should taste like! My only gripe was that the layer of chocolate on the outside was way too sweet. It's supposed to be dark chocolate, yet I don't know how it's so sweet. The mint tea here was also too strong for me, and the cup was quite small. If they only used a bigger cup and added a little more hot water, it would have been perfect. The service was stellar though. My boyfriend and I shared a single Bossche bol (it's huge!), and they even brought out an extra plate and set of silverware without us asking for it. Pro tip: If you grab a Bossche bol to go, it's only €3 instead of €3,60. I personally think the sit down experience is worth the extra 60 cents (especially if you can grab a table upstairs with a nice view).