I would totally give this restaurant a 5 Star review if the service was better. Part of the…read moreservice is Dutch style service which means that they don't come to your table often and you have to flag them down to get their attention. But if you get the server named Mark, then you will receive impeccable, attentive service (US standards of great service). Now, that's talk about the good things:1) Convenience - if you are staying in the Hilton hotel then the convenience is the best because it is inside the hotel. Breakfast is FREE if you are a Gold hhonors member. 2) Food- Although the portions at times are gourmet style (which means you can pay up to 30€ for 5 bites of food)... it is consistent with great taste and presentation. 3) Ambiance - it is simply beautiful. A nice bar area with mood lighting and leather couches, lots of glass, and just a beautiful restaurant.

First of all, I'm usually not a fan of hotel restaurants but this one is really an exception…read more Granted the prices are pretty high but the meal was worth every cent. I started with the house red wine and it was a nice wine to go with dinner. My first course was a beef carpaccio which was wonderful. It tasted like it had some truffle oil, pistachios, and awesome Rotterdam cheese. My main meal was the salmon. All I can say is that it was perfectly cooked with crispy skin and inside was a nice medium rare center. I love when a restaurant can cook fish correctly. Mashed potatoes and the leeks were tasty. Everything was delicious. Service was good, not as attentive as I would expect for a nice restaurant. I asked for a quiet area and they were able to accommodate. The food took a long time to come out roughly an hour as it was pretty crowded on a Wednesday night for some reason. My meal with a starter, main dish, and 2 glasses of wine came to 78 euros. Expensive but I'm willing to pay for excellent food. Overall, I would definitely come back to try some more dishes.

Amazing scenic view of Pittsburgh! The food was succulent and the crafted cocktails were the best!read more

A restaurant, bar & lounge with a view. Located on the 12th floor. Good choice of wines and very…read morenice food. I liked it a lot.

A lovely new bar/restaurant. Clean, well-lighted ambiance with excellent brasserie style food. I…read morehad the mackerel nicoise salad (see pic). Very tasty. Others enjoyed the ravioli, burrata and avocado on sourdough, and chicken salad.

1) great pizza 2) i never get to eat it because they always…read morerun out of it - terribly unprepared.

We are from the US and just happened upon this place. It was one of the best sandwiches we have…read moreever had. Chicken, Parma and Porchetta were all delicious. Great location on a little plaza in Delft

Can't resist a good burger...couldn't find one here. I had the pickles burger well done and ir…read morewasn't juicy, it was a little tough and dry. The fries were delicious. Service was good. The process are high for what turned out to be basic burgers (15 euros ÷/-). I'd skip this one and find another burger place.

When I wrote my first review for Firma Pickles, I believe they must have been having an off day. It…read morewas King's Day after all and they were quite busy, so maybe that's why my burger was underwhelming. I returned today and had a much better experience. This time, I ordered the double cheeseburger with no ketchup and it did not disappoint. I was served a damn good burger today! Today, Firma Pickles lived up to their hype.

We had much fun at this place. We'd been moving all day with friends, it was bloody hot (38 degrees…read moreCelcius in Holland is HOT!) and we were completely knackered. I remembered this place from earlier days, always loved to go there when I still lived in Houten. It's a typical Dutch restaurant/cafe, everything is brown, cozy and casual. The bartenders and staff where very kind and hilariously funny. Our meals were very nice as well, especially their fries are very good! Me and my sweet - again - went for a green curry, which was on the menu. Previous experience has taught me: when it's not a Thai or Indian restaurant, don't order curry, it's not their specialty! But of course. We did anyway. Pure curiosity. And hungry tummies. And as expected, the curry was good, but not very.. curry like. More like vegetables boiled in a coconut-based sauce with some herbs. But it was tasty nonetheless. Our friends enjoyed their fare as well. I believe they had the tacos and the saté. It was the crown on a very busy day, and the kind ladies of Tapperij de Zwijger made us feel very welcome!

Old fashioned Dutch brown café. Nice place for a lunch during the week, but very crowded on weekend…read morenights.

This was my 3rd time here during my 12 day trip. First time ordering food. I went with my partner…read morefor the women's rugby final and we knew exactly what we wanted- fish and chips and Shepard pie. We arrived at 4:18 (the game was at 5) in hopes to grab a seat and put in an order. The owner said the kitchen wasn't open until 5, which wasn't the case other days. We waited, but at 4:55 people were putting in orders. My husband went up to put in ours and was told the kitchen was already too busy! I waited a few minutes and went up again at 4:58 but somehow all the fish and chips and Shepard pie were called for! If you don't know the owner, don't bother going for dinner during a game! Sure, maybe it's because it was a game day. However, that was absolutely disrespectful no matter what. Cheers!

Very nice irish pub opposite a large windmill in utrecht. A bit off the beaten track, a great pub…read moreto watch rugby. Food is good and very reasonable priced. A good mixture of local Dutch and expat community.

super cool restaurant, meals are not expensive at all and has very good desserts, this coming from…read moreme, who thinks all cake-desserts are created equal! From 23pm onwards, the whole restaurant is converted into one big club and dance floor. Maybe that explains all the disco balls stuck in the ceiling :)

Only place where you can listen to some moderately good music in the Hague... Just decentread more