We came to Delft first thing in the morning on Saturday. We were biking about 10km to get there,…read moreand it rained. We were soaked. The warm greeting we received upon entering was the perfect start to our great breakfast with KeK! We had the avo toast and apple pie, with americano coffees. The coffee was rich and dark, a good accompaniment to the apple pie with whipped cream. The avo toast had very crispy bacon and helped get us warm and energized to bike again. Thank you KeK and thank you to our hostess who made great weather tracking suggestions!

This probably one of my favorite, dare I say, cafes of all time! Yes, I'm saying it. It's our must…read morestop over the years when we visit town, and we've never been disappointed. The staff is always friendly. The menu is extremely creative and constantly refreshed, with high quality ingredients. Very trendy old mixed with modern decor. Very welcoming for everyone. It tends to get very busy, very deserved, so keep that in mind!

Dining with a vegan can sometimes be a challenge, until you find a gem such as this! So many…read morewonderful and creative options. We ended up ordering and then ordering some more. Everything was pure bliss. We used the patio tables, which were plentiful, but indoors was also just as charming. Waitress was very nice and even let us try our hand at ordering in Dutch. Whether we accomplished that well or not, we will never know, pure smiles. This would be one of my frequented places, if I was closer. The vibe was perfect.

Very nice place to have breakfast. All looks very freshly made, it's very tasty and delicious. The…read morestaff is very nice and helpful. Can only recommend this place. Unfortunately no card payment possible when we where there.

Their desserts are super yummy!!! I ordered pumpkin spice pie and coffee. The taste of the pie was…read moreamazing, soft and creamy and not too sweet. Coffee was good too, they even had soy milk for my coffee what made me even more happy:) The staff is friendly but when the restaurant is busy it might take a while until they take and bring an order.

Start Your Day off with Rotterdam's Best Breakfast!…read more In the north part of the city next to the canal, on a brick laden street that will shake you gently awake if you're arriving by bike, is where the classic Bertmans is serving up some of the healthiest, tastiest, and most dynamic food Rotterdam has to offer. A breakfast menu that lasts all day makes it a perfect brunch if you're getting a late start to your day in this incredible metropolis. Their prices are modest with consideration of the quality of the food & in comparison to many other bistros in the city. Their location hides from the troves of people near the center, so you can enjoy a really peaceful experience either dining in the tiny interior of the cafe, or out on a terrace next to the canal. The inside can be a tight squeeze, and the decor resembles a Pinterest board for D-I-Y classic comfy Bistro Interior Design, or something to that effect. The outside is really lovely, and you'll be more comfortable with a beautiful view. Here you'll find vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options like fresh pressed juices, delectable raw crackers and spreads, quinoa bowls, delicious toasts, and THE BEST Gluten free pancakes I've ever had in my life. Crispy, salty buckwheat flapjacks with a drizzle of honey topped with basil and blueberries, and a cashew cream sauce. Service wasn't unusually friendly or lacking thereof, they were nice enough, just very busy and doing their best to be attentive to all. I love this place, it's at the top of my list for eateries in Rotterdam, and worth getting around to if your an early lunch or late breakfast kind of traveler.

This little cafe was packed on the outside so we grabbed a table inside to order a slice of apple…read morepie topped with cream. To wash it down my husband ordered a beer and I had a glass of prosecco. It was so good. Kobus Kuch is definitely worth a visit.

I came here specifically for the apple pie. It did not disappoint! The outdoor area is very crowded…read moreand lovely, with lots of seats in the plaza shared with other restaurants. It was very European and I loved it. I got their autumn spritz, which was a bit sweet but good.

For years coming here. Never disappoints Good coffees and…read morewe'll crafted sandwiches and Juices. Great bread toppings.

It's close to Haag centraal. Nice cup of hot cocoa that isn't too sweet. Avocado sandwich with…read moreeggs and tomatoes. Quick service. Plenty of seating.

Went with a group for rijsttafel. We expected it to be served family-style, but everyone got their…read moreown platter of Indonesian goodness. €24.50 for lots of yum. Drinks prices were reasonable, too. Nice servers. Room was lively, but pleasant. I'd do it again

Two words...EAT THERE! Food service and atmosphere was…read moreperfect. Dined on the outside patio with friends and we all had a super time. Make a reservation because this popular place fills quickly.

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 .

Lovely cafe on the market square. Breakfast and coffee while listening to the church bells.read more

Great homemade fresh food! Stopped in for lunch with my aunt and before we went sightseeing and if…read moredefinitely hit the spot! She loved her food too! The selection was good too! She had the chicken curry mango chutney sandwich and I had the Brie soup and the acocado feta tomato sandwich . Right in the delft square! Great place to see people and be seen. Out in market square