2.5 stars. I was…read morelooking forward to having some good Indonesian food for lunch while on a day trip to the Netherlands, but unfortunately, most of the Indonesian restaurants in Delft are only open for dinner. Plan B, appropriately named, was the only one I could find that was open. I chose this restaurant based on reviews, and when I got there, I wasn't sure I was at the right place. From the outside, it looked like a bar, and the sign just said "Plan B Wine and Beer." Even upon entering, I had to scan my surroundings pretty hard to confirm that it was an Indonesian restaurant. They had Bintang beer and a few Indonesian pictures on the walls, so that was a tipoff that I might be in and Indonesian restaurant. I was hoping for some rijsttafel to introduce my family to Indonesian food, but the lunch menu at Plan B was very limited. We ended up getting gado-gado (warm vegetable salad) and satay ayam (chicken). The satay and peanut sauce were excellent, but it came with the worst lontong (rice cake) that I've ever had in my life. The lontong was oddly fluffly and mushy, very poorly cooked. The gado-gado was OK, but not very authentic. It seemed to come with raw lettuce, and it didn't have any potatoes or tempeh in it. Service was decent, and the waitress was kind enough to offer to translate parts of the menu from Dutch to English for us. They don't take credit cards. It wasn't the worst meal ever, but I will definitely seek out other restaurants the next time I'm in Delft.

My husband and I had a fabulous dinner here. Wonderful food! Great experience! The owners were…read morefunny and friendly and made us feel like family. We can't wait to go back.

Great dive bar with chill vibe and good drink specials! Friendly bartender and owner/mgr, with…read morequick service and comfortable (cozy) seating. One of our fave places to relax!

We really loved it here, mostly because the staff was great. It's a mostly non-descript bar that…read morecould otherwise be lost on one of Amsterdam's main tourist thoroughfares, but what made it stand out (and what made us want to go back) was that the woman helping us, from Poland, understood customer service, understood little obvious things like asking some smokers to move away so their smoke wouldn't bother us (before we ever said anything about it), understood how to be cheerful and chat without being a pest. The owner was cute too, an Egyptian guy if I remember right, very friendly. So: Yes, I'd happily recommend. Bitterballs were great, of course, and beer and wine were tasty; the mood was relaxed, and the service a tonic.

This is a great out of the way place on a cold, rainy Sunday night. The beer selection is like back…read morein San Diego.#spoiled ...great place and vibe. Definitely give it a go .The food was great!!! Well presented too.

Legit tap list. Loving the selection. Great offering of bar foods. Awesome service. I can sum it up…read moreby saying give this place a try!

Outstanding selection of whiskeys! Great mixologists, great food!…read more I was impressed with the knowledge of the bartender.

It's truly a whisky bar. They carry very little other spirits. They have a craft beverage menu,…read more and all ofcthem are made with whisky. I did someone get a beer and a glass of white wine. While enjoying our drinks, we got some shareable snacking food. The meat dumplings are steamed. The chili sauce is great. Nice kick! The Asian Broccoli is really good, and it is not often that this is on a starte menu. It is really more a broccoli side dish, but it really enjoyed it and how carb friendly this app is. Service is okay. You have to go to the bar to order and pay for drinks if you sit out front in the terrace tables. Inside there is food and drink service at the table. A staff person does bring the food and drinks out. I enjoyed this locals style non tourist neighborhood whisky bar.

Mid. Drinks are acceptable price and quality. The vibes are not great. Very small. Hole in the wall…read morenot a true Irish pub at all. There was not even any Guinness!

The most relaxing and entertaining Irish bar in Amsterdam…read more I love the way custumers are treated at this wonderfull bar. Specially by the most nice barman in town. Paddy. Is most cerntainly a place to visit when you are in Amsterdam city. 30 years on the business tell a lot about the hidden jewel

We stopped here for a break and had coffee and apple pie. It was very friendly and I noticed other…read morepeople seemed to like their meals. It was a nice break from walking and the pie was delicious.

Lovely canal side bar and casual restaurant, specializing in open faced sandwiches. They offer corn…read morebread and multigrain; pro tip, get the multigrain. The toppings were fresh, but of the Sammies we ordered, the winner was the smoked chicken. Recommended for a quick bite near the museum district but away from the crowds.

Sometimes in life you stumble across the perfect little gem! This spot is a gem. Off the beaten…read morepath on a side street. Don't miss the opportunity for a simple well constructed breakfast: Croissant Toast Hard Boiled Egg Orange juice Coffee Butter and Jam

Cute cafe along the canal! The American in me expected bigger portions (aka why did my Americano…read morelook like a shot of espresso with only a splash of water??) but overall my experience here was a simple, clean, and pleasant. The toasties and QP Breakfast were both great - they hit the spot without making us feel bloated! The toast had a great crunch to it, and the hard boiled egg was nice and warm when my plate was served. The orange juice included with the QP Breakfast was very refreshing and exactly what I needed after a long flight to Amsterdam!

Our Airbnb host recommended Oko, and it was one of our favorite spots of the whole trip…read more I ordered a red velvet cappucino, which was a bit startlingly red but tasted great and was only lightly sweet (unlike a comparable order in the US which would have three times the sugar). My friend ordered a chai latte, which was pretty good and again a good light sweetness, and my other friend tried the café Touba (a peppery black coffee), a bit bitter and strong for me but interesting to try. We got a slice of spinach cake with mascarpone and hung out for a while because we wanted to try their pierogis and they don't start serving lunch food until 10:30. Verdict was all the food was fantastic, so I don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu that sounds good to you. The staff (owners?) really made it a great experience - they all seemed very genuine and kind and made us feel like it would be ok if we wanted to hang out there all day. Will probably drop in for another morning coffee before we leave Amsterdam!

We went later in the day and a few items were not available. The restaurant is off the beaten path…read morebut if you're in the area, worth it. Had the best glass of wine!