OMG! Best place to have some great Dutch cuisine. The meal was delicious and the staff so helpful…read moreand attentive. The ambience was so nice and comforting. Chef came out and spoke to us about the dessert at the end and his inspiration. Highly recommended!

Our group of 10 sat outside in the Beestenmarkt and had a wonderful dinner here. Our server was…read morefriendly, professional and knew the menu/specials well. I ordered the De Trappisten Stoverij = Old style braised beef in red wine sauce, mashed potatoes and vegetables. It was delicious!!! It was not a big, heavy meal but just the right amount of meat, I want to say maybe 5-6oz. Others in my group had the special of muscles, Bokkenpot = leg of rabbit, chicken and braised beef, fish soup, red lentil soup, and Backsinth met Bocksinth = Roasted deer fillet wrapped in puff pastry with vegetables, fine herbs, served with a little glass of homemade Bockstinth. All of our dishes were delicious!! I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Delft and sitting outside. It was a lively evening, the kids were running around and mingling with other kids from nearby restaurants. Service was a little slow, but this was a Friday night and there were other big parties sitting outside as well. Can't wait to come back during my next visit to Delft.

If you walked by Hills & Mills, you'd think it was just a frozen yogurt shop and not give it a…read morethought for a regular meal. If you passed it by, you'd be losing out. My wife and I went there for an early dinner and we were seated in a small back room. The cuisine is Indian and everything is exceptionally fresh. We ordered the "Kebab Assortment", which wasn't at all what we were expecting (no skewers). One was ground beef spiced with coriander, one was lentil and ground beef with spices, the last was egg wrapped in potato. You got two of each of these, a tasty salad and a large basket of fresh-made naan that was some of the best we had ever had. All of the kebabs were tender and very flavorful, and the naan worked well to sop up some of the drippings from the kebabs. To drink we had mango lassi with ginger that was excellent. The service was helpful but slow, and I could not use my US credit card (which doesn't use the European chip and PIN system.) I'd definitely go back again.

I decided to try this place when I was staying in the neighborhood and wanted a healthy, tasty…read moremeal. I like Indian food and I prefer organic ingredients, and this place has both! To be clear, the neither the food nor the restaurant are traditional Indian, but Indian food is a heavy influence on their menu. The restaurant is a bit more upscale than what I'm accustomed to at many of my favorite Indian restaurants but not so much that it felt snobby; the ambiance was clean, well lit, and tastefully decorated in a modern European style. I'm happy that I looked at the menu in advance online, as they have an English version of the menu on their website but not in the restaurant. I ordered the Nihari Stew, which was a lightly spiced beef stew with some raw(!) diced peppers and onions in it, as well as some fresh seasonings on the side that I could add including hot chilis, a slice of lime, coriander leaves and ginger. I found that the stew was tasty and the beef was well cooked, but the flavor & number of ingredients was a bit more plain/simple that I expected, and beyond the beef, the other ingredients were all raw which didn't seem to be the best complement to a beef stew. I would have liked some cooked vegetables in it. The seasonings on the side didn't seem to be a good match either, though I love those flavors in other foods. It came with a basket of naan wedges; the naan (an Indian flat bread) appears in a lot of menu items, and I found it to be not as soft and fluffy as I expect naan to be, perhaps because it's made with whole grain flour; I would describe it as roti rather than naan. It's not bad, just mislabeled for those of us who are familiar with Indian cuisine. The restaurant has an extensive menu of wines and cocktails, but partly to save money I opted for a mango lassi instead (traditional Indian yogurt drink), which had a hint of seasoning that gave it an unusual flavor (cucumber water? not sure, it was hard to identify), and was thicker than most mango lassi's I've tried, more like a smoothie. All in all I came away from the meal a bit disappointed, as I was expecting it to have more of the aspects of Indian food that I love, but perhaps it's simply an issue of my expectations rather than the food itself. I also felt it was a bit pricey, charging €16 for a main entree, though I know that organic ingredients do cost more, so I felt the cost was enabling them to use high quality, healthy ingredients. It might be a better place for a tasty snack and beverage than a full meal if you're on a tight budget. Note that the only type of card they accept is the Maestro chip + pin debit card, otherwise make sure to bring enough cash to pay for your meal! There is a Rabobank ATM half a block away from the restaurant next to Coffee Company.

OMG! The most amazing culinary experience that I've ever had in Holland. I truly mean that - just…read morethat stupendous!! Came here with a large group - and were greeted warmly by our waitress - who promptly seated us. Then....whoosh! From the salad to the pasta to the meat courses -- the presentation was excellent, beautiful colors, masterful pairings and just plain darn delicious!! You must stop here if in the area. You will not be disappointed. After eating in many of the local restaurants in the area - don't waste your time - come directly to La Tasca!!

We were lucky to book the last table of the evening. Had the 3 course fixed price dinner adn…read morestarted with the cocquile st Jacques followed by the halibut and beef dishs. All dishes were perfection. Far better than a Michelin one star we ate at in Paris last week.

Great location, poor food and lacking wine. Overall, we had good food while in the Netherlands,…read morehowever this place was the exception. It has potential--great location and great for people watching, however the food has a long way to go to be on par. The baked eggplant with Mediterranean salad was tasteless; and the shrimp wasn't cooked properly/or the shrimp was old --I didn't finish it due to concerns about eating it. The Merlot wine was the worst I had while traveling; however, the cocktails seemed decent.

Food was very good and a nice variety on the menu. Sat down inside, but they also had a nice…read moreseating area outside

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 .

Very good dinner with a "surprise" set menu of 3-4-5 courses. You can pick meat or fish and give…read morelikes or dislikes and then it's up to the chef. Food was good and creative and I enjoyed every dish. Service was okay. Generally speaking a good dinner!

All is good! The girl pps me the spring special steak and back beer.definitely perfect!read more

Adorable fusion between market, bakery and restaurant. Perfect brunch place with lots of vegetarian…read moreoptions! This is one of the only places in Delft with classic coffee culture- great place to work too!

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!

This place is a must try! In beautiful Delft. The food was amazing & fresh. The service was…read moreamazing, they were sweet & patient. A great impulse find on our way from The Hague to Germany.

As others have noted, your paid admission to the new and old churches come with a small brochure…read moreoffering a free coffee at one of six places in Delft. I asked the woman we bought our tickets from if she had a favorite, and she quickly recommended Stads-Koffyhuis. What a great recommendation! We headed over immediately after viewing the amazing Oude Kerk, and were seated immediately and presented with a couple full menus in English. The waitstaff were all very kind, and service was quick. We both went with the pancakes - and I devoured my cheese, bacon and onion pancake. Very good, if a bit salty - but that's bacon for you! At the end of the meal, you take a small card on which your food and drink has been electronically tallied - and your free drink coupon, if you have one (by the way, it was good for a cappuccino, too!) and pay at the register up front. The restaurant serves good food, and is full of that Dutch Gezelligheid!

This is a local delft institution that won prizes for its sandwiches (see the trophies above the…read morecounter); they also serve panini and Dutch pancakes with various sweet and savory toppings. Wonderful spot for an affordable bite, either in the country-cozy interior or out on the canal barge.

This place was delicious. We came twice in our short stay here and if we were here another night,…read morewe would go again. Every dish we had was delicious. For two of us, we shared a combo and a couple of sides which was plenty of food. We would recommend

Hummus is a cute, trendy restaurant in Delft. I started off with a glass of rose and it was one of…read morethe Charitea's for my husband. For food we split the hot honey eggplant, fried cauliflower with tahini and tajine. It was all delicious but my favorite was definitely the hot honey eggplant. This spot is a must visit.