Mooie plek om je eieren uittebroeden! Prachtig uitzicht,…read moreGoed eten, Een goede stoelen voor de eieren.

This cute new cafe in Utrecht is really something special. It's located just outside the city…read morecenter so the crowds don't really go there. Still it's not a far walk from the Oude Gracht. The cafe is quite big and also has a terrace in front of it. There are a lot of seats and tables but still they could be all taken if you come here during the weekend because it's such a popular place. You can come here for coffee with pastries, lunch with sandwiches/salads and a fresh juice or drinks and snacks. I tried a cheese cake with berry rose sauce and beetroot nut cake and they were both delicious. The coffee is also nice. The interior is lovely. Lots of plants and cute decoration and the whole place just has this super chill vibe. The staff is friendly and the prices are good. This is my new favorite place in Utrecht!

Lovely ambiance and the cabernet From Sper SA was excellent, great outdoor seating but hè river( if…read moreweather permits) all within walking distance of my home.

Decent spot to grab a beer, if the weather is nice enjoy the patio. It looks like they also have…read morecocktails (Mojitos, Cosmos & other Americanized things) but we did not imbibe. Probably avoid unless you're looking for something simple, but not very authentic.

We ended up here for likely the same reason many others do so: the uber popular Brouwerij 't IJ…read morewindmill and brewery across the canal had closed at 7:00, so wanting a glass of beer and a bit of down time near the end of very busy day this looked like a suitable solution. You can't beat the view, that's for sure. Nice patio with umbrellas, clearly a better view of the brewery than sitting beneath it, and a modest selection of beers, including at least one from Brouwerij 't IJ we intended to try. Otherwise, this is pretty much your small neighborhood watering hole. Nice enough, not necessarily a destination to seek out unless you're a hard-core soccer fan, in which case it's said to be good for exactly that purpose. We enjoyed our server's wry sense of humor in discussing beer options with which we were unfamiliar. He remarked: "the brewery across the way closes early, but we're always open." We enjoyed our brief stay. If we were in the 'hood we'd probably have our beers here instead of fighting the crowd across the way.

This place was a little bit out of the way and the only reason I came here was because of the…read morewindmill (my friend wanted to see a windmill, so since I knew that there happened to be one here, from the maps, I came all the way around here to take a photo of it for him). So, since I made the trek I thought it migh be an idea to have a drink here, though the Windmill cafe was pretty packed. However, this one wasn't but then again the experience was pretty ordinary. The staff were quite blunt, and the atmosphere rather dull. Okay, maybe it is because they have table service here, but I didn't really see any waiters wandering about. Anyway, I wasn't particularly thrilled with the place, though being somewhat out of the way of all the action it is hardly a place I'd rush back to.

The food is generally nice, the staff is very friendly, the restaurant looks nice. The terrace on…read morethe water is great. The waiting time however is insane. We spent over half an hour waiting for an omelet and pancakes. Go here for drinks but please do not go here if you're hungry or if the children are hungry. The kitchen in inexcusably slow.

The coffee was undrinkable, otherwise it would get more stars. The food is actually good, which is…read morerare for a kindercafe! The kid's play area is small and by the door, and the toys are pretty tired. But did I mention they have beer and wine? I think hard alcohol, too. Too bad the coffee was so bad that I'm afraid to give it another chance (the coffee, not the cafe). If you are close by, and have small children, definitely go! But I wouldn't go out of my way, there are other kindercafes worth checking out.

Coming from the United states I was not use to having large fresh chunks of vegetables like pea…read morepods, broccoli, mushrooms, with nice big pieces of ham. Also they serve a small salad instead of potatoes which is more healthy.

A little hard to find down a small street just off the water…read more All in all a good solid restaurant for the area. The veal was a little chewy but very tasty. My girl said it tasted more like goat or deer than veal (could have been free roaming grass fed). But she did enjoy it. "It's very very good. Maybe the item title is translated wrong". My Sole was cooked pretty good. A little mushy and I picked up quite a few bones in the first few bites. I did however enjoy it. The veggies were a dry and overlook. No ifs ands or buts about that. The roasted potatoes were also a little over cooked and mushy. I would come again to try other menu items. I do have concerns about the drinks policy. Now of course I am as they say a simple stupid American, but when asking for water with ice, one would expect more than 1 cube per glass. So as far as the drinks, this place gets a flat 1 star. The food gets 3.5 Stars.

This restaurant is amazing! We had the burgers and I have to…read moreadmit that it was one of the best burgers I have eaten so far. The Location is super cute and really comfy and the staff was super friendly too! It was our first dinner in this beautiful city and we are more than happy :)

We loved NELIS for many reasons. 1. The service was fantastic. Coming from an extensive service…read moreindustry background, I know how important this is. We didn't have a reservation, but just arrived after a long flight and were STARVING. They got us in even though the place was very busy. Our server was friendly, attentive and seemed truly passionate about the food. 2. The Food- we only tried the "Stew For Two" which came with a bottle of red, some bread and sauces and the stew with all of the sides (Potato, Cabbage, Roasted Pear). The flavors together were wonderful. My boyfriend actually wanted to go back the next night just to get it again. Alas we have only three days in Amsterdam, and many places to try. 3. Great neighborhood, off the beaten path, but still lively. One of our better dining experiences so far.

Came to Amsterdam last year. Happened on this spot. Very hard to get to- do not be fooled by the…read morewalkable side that looks like there is a bridge - it is always closed! Enter through what looks like a deserted parking lot then you are almost there. We loved our visit so much that this year coming back to Amsterdam we book lodging in walking distance. We love Roest. It's like a rockabilly beach bar with a hip vibe and no fuss. We went back during the day as well and ordered food, which was also excellent. Go to Roest. Make the journey. You may end up walking a lot to get there but it'll be worth it! Dog friendly during the day at least when the beach side is open.

Nice sunny afternoon. Perfect place to chill with a cold beer and some snacks…read more If you want to, there is a wide artificial sandy beach facing the canal where you can lounge. It is all self service. In the bar drinks and by the roach coach the food. Burgers, patatas bravas and most of the usual bar food. All the surrounding buildings and also the bar are part of a dismiss factory/docks complex. The look and feel is nice post industrial decadence. Can be crowded