Heads up, labels are in Dutch. For English speakers/readers, that means there are some labels you…read moremay not be able to read. But there are little indicators in the ice cream display itself (ex. a strawberry in the tray of aardbeien/strawberry ice cream), so no worries even if you initially can only see the overhead menu. They also have a coffee menu, but that's put up separately from the overhead ice cream menu. Not as visible, it's by the coffee machine off to the right part of the counter. Luciano is an ice cream shop with a dozen locations, this particular one being particularly notable in that's on the corner facing the back of Stadhuis Delft (Delft City Hall), therefore, just off of Delft Market Square, and conveniently on the way to see Delft's nearby photogenic leaning Oude Kerk (Old Church). It's a pretty cute place, and interesting to see how people re-use these older, historic buildings surrounding the square. Another thing to note, they have a single, narrow entrance, so the line tends to go out the door when they're busier. It looks super crowded, but they move pretty fast. Overall space available for people is pretty narrow, and they only half a handful of counter seating. Overall, I really like the ice cream and yogurts here. Flavors were rich and faithful to what they were supposed to be (ex. fruit ice creams tasted like the actual fruit). I've never had pear ice cream yogurt before now, but it was really good. The textures were just spot on to me. I would recommend as a place to pick up a snack or a drink and continue exploring, especially on a warmer day. XD

Cocolaterie De Lelie in Delft is awesome! Their ice creams are absolutely bursting with flavor, and…read morethe prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality you get. Every bite tastes even better knowing the price was great. We ordered ours to go and wandered the city, and it turned out to be the perfect treat on a sunny summer day. The ice cream was rich and creamy and tasted freshly made.

Good quality ice cream and friendly staff service. It is…read morelocated in the middle of old historic center of Delft. Highly recommended. But they don't accept cash.

If you don't mind waiting because there is always a line, this is a good place for Italian ice…read morecream. Is it the best in Rotterdam. No but it's good. And any Italian ice cream is a good thing, right?

Please note,this is my personal opinion.. But Dutch people…read moreare not customer service orientated.. They have no rules of customer service ,customer is king, philosophy is really at the bottom

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.

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.

It's all good... Can't wait for my return trip home to sample more stuff!read more

Nice place with lots of seats. Espresso was good, but not served with water. Chocolate croissant…read morewas burned black. I wouln't dare to serve it. Maybe they had a bad day. It was early in the morning, it happens ;-)