This place was great. I went on a recommendation from a co-worker while in Zwolle. They provided…read moreme an English menu after watching me struggle using Google translator. I order the lamb burger and it was fantastic. When I return to Zwolle I will be back.

Amazing restaurant and amazing location! The interior is so beautiful you'll look you're own eyes…read moreout. Mood light, old wooden bars, leather comfortable couches, fire on the tables. And the most important of all is that the food was great! We had a 'Tosti' and it was so delicious that I'd only fly this way for the tosti alone! The staff was friendly and nicely dressed. Next time we'll be coming over we'll stay for a longer time and have a nice big dinner!

If you don't know the area, this place can be a little hard to find. Nonetheless, we found our way…read moreand it was well worth the wait. Roasted Chicken was phenomenal and the house-made chicken made my day!

I've been to a few of the other locations, but the Handboogstraat spot just hits different. It's…read moregot that dark, slightly chaotic, "rariteitenkabinet" vibe that makes you feel like you've stumbled into a hidden club rather than a burger joint. We kept it classic this time: * The Ribs: Fall-off-the-bone tender as always. They don't over-sweeten the glaze, which I appreciate. * Le Cannibale Royale: The pulled pork on top of the patty is a heavy hitter, but the sauerkraut actually cuts through the richness perfectly. * The Fries: Still some of the most consistent in the city--thin, salty, and actually hot. Service was busy (it's Handboogstraat, so what do you expect?), but the staff was super chill and kept the craft beers flowing. It's loud, it's moody, and it's exactly what I wanted for a late-night feed. Plus, I've noticed they actually take the time to read and reply to feedback here, which is a rare find for a place this popular. Keep doing what you're doing!

Good place for the kids to play and eat. Had a kids buffet for cheap with all kinds of stuff they…read morelike. Our food was good, always have at Landal the better cooks in the kitchen with a flair for both presentation and flavors. Parelhoen with risotto was fantastic and the large cappuccino finished off perfectly. With playgrounds both inside and out the kids are busy while you enjoy a quiet meal!

I'm American and I have taken vacations at this park on 2 separate occasions, both were very…read moredifferent experiences. *! First time at Miggelenberg (bad experience): -For 2 people, we got a 4 person cabin because it was cheaper than a 2 person one, for whatever reason... -Driving up to our cabin, we noticed that our cabin was extremely close to the road, making my girlfriend and I feel like we had a bit less privacy than we were hoping for on our vacation. Absolutely no front yard, just a tiny spot to park the car in-front of the cabin. -We got into the cabin itself to discover that it was very unclean and had little silverfish bugs everywhere. The floors, counters, table and other surfaces were streaked like they had been lazily wiped off with a cloth soaked in dirty water. -We knew this going into the cabin that the bed in the main bedroom has 2 separate mattresses/box springs. For a couple, this was very uncomfortable to sleep on when we wanted to be close to each other, we kept falling in/laying in the gap between the mattresses. -The kitchen looked as though it could have used some updating and there wasn't a lot of space in the kitchen because of the big table and chairs sat in the middle of the room. There is also a small refrigerator. -For a 4-person cabin, the couch was only big enough to seat 2 people. Not that it mattered to us because it was only the two of us, I just thought it was strange. *! Second time at Miggelenberg (good experience): -We saved up for the luxurious 2-person cabin, for a 2 week stay, it cost over 1,200 euro ($1,595 USD). -Our cabin was off the road and surrounded by a hillside, making my girlfriend and I feel as though we finally had enough privacy. -Upon walking into the cabin, there was an odd smell, like burnt food, but it faded away fairly quickly. -The cabin was a lot cleaner than the first one, but my girlfriend insisted on cleaning everything again anyway because she didn't trust it. -The bed in the bedroom is a HUGE bed, I'm guessing it was a king size, plenty of room for a couple to sleep (and other stuff) comfortably. -Another plus is there is a wall-mounted TV in the bedroom. -Big, comfortable sectional couch. -Nice, updated kitchen area, large refrigerator with plenty of room to move around while you cook. -Toilet and bathroom were combined into one room, like they are in America. *! Overall PRO's of Miggelenberg: -The beautiful, hilly, tree-filled landscape of the park made me feel at home, since where I live in the states is very hilly and tree-filled. -Lots of activities and places to walk/explore. -Has an indoor pool (which we've never used, but it's nice that it's there). -All cabins have access to the internet if you bring your laptop. -Petting zoo. -The restaurant in the park, Timbers, caters to vegetarians by labeling menu items that are vegetarian friendly. -Has a little grocery store in-park that has basic foods and fresh baked breads, rolls and croissants. *! Overall CON's of Miggelenberg: -Internet in the cabins is painfully slow. If you want to upload a video to the internet about your vacation to share with your family and friends, you might be waiting a very long time for it to upload. Average time for my videos to upload were around 200-500+ minutes. -The restaurant in the park, Timbers, was rather expensive. My girlfriend invited her family to come with us to dinner at Timbers and the bill was outrageous. My girlfriend and her mom ordered steaks and both steaks arrived cold. Portion sizes were a bit lacking on the steaks and the schnitzels were kind of puny. The pasta I got, which had the most food out of everyone's, was the cheapest thing on the bill... weird. -Snack bar sadly didn't have vegetarian croquet on the menu, only a small con, but still kinda sucked. -I'm not sure on this because we never did any of the activities in the park, but I read in some other review somewhere that you have to pay to do a lot of the activities in the park. With the price of cabin rentals, you shouldn't have to pay extra for the other stuff, like miniature golf. I can understand bike rentals, but c'mon. -Amusing con, one of the goats in the petting zoo is extremely greedy. If you buy some of the feed to give the animals, he will stand up on the fence and wrap his head around the board and try to lick the feed out of the machine before you have a chance to give any to other goats. Helps to have another person with you to block either side of the machine to get the feed out. Also split the feed up between you and the other person so the poor other goats can have some too because the greedy one will butt the other's out of the way so he can have all of it. We call this goat, Phil the greedy b*st*rd. *! My opinion of Miggelenberg: -I like this park, regardless of my first bad experience there. I will probably continue to vacation here with my girlfriend so we can get away from her parent's house... at least until she gets a place of her own, but until then...

Awesome restaurant! The food was amazing. The croque monsieur, charcuterie board, chocolate cake,…read moreand Hugo Spritz were all delicious. The atmosphere inside was perfect, and the service was impeccable. Our waitress was especially lovely, super friendly, and very helpful. One small suggestion: a more fitting soundtrack would elevate the experience even further. The music felt a little too pop-oriented for the atmosphere of the restaurant.

Our first great dinner in town. The food was amazing. We opted for the black angus and a side of…read morepepper sauce. Don't skip on the sauce! It comes on the side and was rich and delicious. We shared the steak and got the large salad with veggies! The veggies were sooo good! Plus you have plenty of protein with your steak. A cute little gem of a place, in a nice area for a nice night out.

Short review. This is by far the best Restaurant in Deventer…read more The link is not correct. It's http://www.restaurantboas.nl/

Had such a memorable dinner at Brasserie Ambassade in Amsterdam on our last dinner of the trip. The…read morerestaurant is beautifully decorated inside, with a great atmosphere right along the canal. We were a family of five, so unfortunately there wasn't enough space for us to sit outside, but the interior was beautiful and made for a really nice evening. For appetizers, we ordered the caviar and seabass tartare. Both were delicious, although the real problem was that the kids kept asking for more caviar . Definitely a good sign! For the entrees, among other things, we shared the tomahawk steak and ordered the fish of the day. The tomahawk was cooked perfectly medium rare and was tender and flavorful, while the fish was simply delicious and beautifully prepared. Great food, beautiful setting, and a really memorable family dinner in Amsterdam. Definitely a place we'd come back to.

Top Notch Breakfast and Dinner…read more.. Brasserie is the restaurant inside the Ambassade Hotel. My wife and I...along with another couple...had 4 breakfasts and 1 dinner there so this review reflects our experience. - Overall: 5 - Location: 5 (for Old Town and the Jordaan) - Exterior: 5 - Interior: 5 - Atmosphere: 5 - Menu: 5 - Food: 5 - Service: 5 (though the head waiter at dinner was full-of-himself) - Price and Value: 5 Pros: - Location: Convenient to the Old Town and Jordaan parts of Amsterdam. - Exterior: Handsome. A beautifully restored and maintained property. - Interior: Contemporary. Brasserie is a high end spot across 3 rooms, yet remains comfortable where conversation is easily accomplished. - Menu: Very healthy buffet at breakfast plus some items which can be ordered. Dinner offers French fare with a relatively light touch...though very different from the wellness-oriented breakfast. - Food: Excellent. The breakfast buffet is not huge, but full of healthy high quality items. I had 3 unbelievable versions of granola spooned from large jars and covered my bowl with the best tasting light Greek yogurt. Fruit and fish was super fresh...bread and pastries baked on premises amazing. Others in our group chose made-to-order egg dishes. It's all part of staying at the hotel. Dinner transformed Brasserie into a bistro with a French twist on many favorite dishes. Check the menu online. Portions are small - as expected - but quality was high. However, prices were very reasonable with most items under $30. - Service: Homey at breakfast..."French" for dinner. Everyone could not have been more friendly and helpful in the morning. Things were a bit more formal at night with a different crew. The chief waiter was very knowledgeable, but we agreed a bit arrogant. - Price and Value: Worth it. I believe the breakfast buffet is only for guests of the Ambassade Hotel. Brasserie is open to the public at night and quite reasonable. - Parking: None. Who has a car in Old Town? Cons: - The only one readily apparent was the brusque, off-the-cuff nature of our main server at dinner. He wasn't over-the-top, but not in keeping with the friendly vibe of the hotel. And that's coming from 2 couples who grew up in New York City and lived for many years in San Francisco and LA. Anyone can...and should...get dinner at Brasserie. There are many reasons to make reservations for a stay at the Ambassade - including access to their breakfast buffet.

Great restaurant, price quality perfect! Nice entourage and…read moremodern look and kind service.