Really interesting place. Instantly felt at ease. Good service - excellent atmosphere. Small - only…read moreabout 10 tables. Tapas speciality - generous portions. Season beer "Tripel" - outstanding. Overall a very decent place to eat.

Nice space. Warm and cozy. Different types of seating keeps it interesting. Sit at the bar area,…read morehigh chairs and table, large table in the middle for large groups, bench seating or window seating for smaller groups. Curry flavor soup is quite tasty. A little on the sweet side, but all the spices make it good. Nice comfort food on a cold day with snow flurries. :) Pesto wrap was decent. With bacon, eggs, chicken, tomato. Menu was in Dutch so my helpful server tried her best to explain to me what they offer.

What a fun cafe: very old interior and in fact the oldest cafe in Amersfoort from around mid…read more1500's. They serve a wide selection of beers and the server was very knowledgeable about them. He advised me to the right choice! What a delight sitting on their terras( sidewalk seating) on the little cobblestone square around the St. Joseph church. They also have some light snacks but my beer was plenty!

Just landed and I needed a place to eat. Found Plein Cafe Wilhelmina andctge good was decent. I…read morehad the spare ribs ... but I woukd recommend the pork schnitzel. To cool down ... try Presidente beer.

Special concept cafe serving breakfast and lunch items. They have a nice gourmet selection of teas,…read morefancy coffee drinks and delicious brownies. Their menu is pretty big with an assortment of Dutch and regional "Zwolse" dishes. You can try some of that unique traditional Dutch mustard soup as well. Over all it is a cool concept with good food and a lively atmosphere.

Its really a pub for the local men. They have good fish and a nice atmosphere. On of the nicest…read moreplaces to play pool. Its a bit of a dark pub and for tourists its not the best place. The people are very friendly and they also serve nice shots and price/quality wine.

We had been cycling through the park for what felt like HOURS without any food (our mistake, won't…read moreever do that again). I really thought I wasn't going to make it, and there, out of the middle of nowhere, appears a sign for this pancake house. I hate pancake houses, but I had never, ever, EVER been so happy to see one. I turned on my internal turbo and we made it. The fare is pretty standard - pancakes, some tostis and a few omelets. I can recommend the boerenomelet - enough for two people to share and very satisfying. They have places to fill water bottles, toilets, snacks to-go (bars, etc.), etc.

Proud to be 'the smallest cafe in this town', as it says on their window…read more The modest size definitely adds to the atmosphere on a packed Thursday night when they even have a band that plays on a podium on the open ceiling above the bar...really cool! On sunny days they have a pretty big terrace outside with excellent service. This cafe is too small for a kitchen, but luckily they have a deal with a restaurant close by so you can order very tasty snacks. Great for a hangout with friends!

A fun little place on a corner to drink and listen to live music. Limited food.read more