Solid food, simple and honest. Place has that old-school vibe, kinda nostalgic. Service was fine, nothing fancy but they kept an eye on us. Ate here on a quiet evening, no rush. Wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s a hidden gem, but it does the job. Good enough for a casual meal.

The staff helped us pick from the menu and that made all the difference. Steak was properly cooked and easily the best meal we had on the trip.

The tasting menu had some real highlights, especially the lamb. Cooked properly, good flavor. Portions are on the smaller side though.

The interior is really lovely, warm lighting and nice details. But the cutlery felt a bit flimsy, which was a shame. The game dish was rich and tasty though, and portions were generous. Service was fine, no complaints there. Just wish the table setting matched the rest of the vibe.

The chef actually knows their stuff about gluten-free prep. Felt safe eating here as a celiac, which honestly never happens. Got the risotto and it was solid.

We ordered the ribeye and the truffle pasta. Portion was decent for the price, honestly. The pasta had a good amount of truffle shavings, not just a hint. My only gripe? The waiter barely looked at us, while the table next door got the full friendly treatment. Food saved the night though.

The Vierhouten Steak is still my go-to here. Cooked right, decent portion, no fuss. Place looks nice too, they clearly put some effort into the interior. Staff was friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for the bill. Solid neighborhood spot, I&#39;ll keep coming back when I don&#39;t feel like cooking.

Lovely spot for a sunny afternoon &mdash; the garden seating really makes it. Portions are generous and the food was tasty. Just wish they had a bit more shade, that&#39;s all.

Came here with five friends, no reservation, and we got a table straight away. That never happens lol. I had the gluten-free pancake since I can&#39;t do dairy, and they didn&#39;t make a big deal about it. It was actually pretty good, not too dry. Service was fast too. Place is a bit small and loud, but fine for a casual catch-up. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area.

The place is a recurring meeting point for family dos, a habit descended from my in-laws.This time just a meal for two. Good food, diligent, pleasant service.

Been coming here for a while now. The wagyu is pricey but honestly worth it every time. I&#39;ve tried some of the cheaper cuts too&mdash;not as tender but still really tasty. Wine list is small but they&#39;ve got a few decent bottles that won&#39;t break the bank. Service stays friendly even when it gets busy. That&#39;s why I keep going back.

The pulled chicken bao was the highlight for me&mdash;so juicy and well-seasoned. I liked that the appetizers came out fresh and vibrant. The mains were okay, though the steak could&rsquo;ve used a pinch of salt. Fries were a bit soft for Dutch taste. Dessert and cheese board saved the end of the meal nicely. Place is loud, so not the spot for a quiet chat.

Nice location, next to Epe. Friendly staff. Nice wine. We will definitely come back and try for a lunch. The dinner menu was not really our taste but we had a nice dinner

The coffee here is really something else. Tried their pour-over and could taste the difference immediately. Owner knows exactly what he&#39;s doing and actually took time to explain the beans to me. Didn&#39;t catch his name but he clearly loves what he does. Only downside, the place is tiny so you might not get a seat if it&#39;s busy.

The pizza was really good, perfect for sharing with friends. Portions are decently big too. Service was quick which I appreciated. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the center 👍

The Ellia platter for two was packed with flavor. Portions are big, easily enough for two. Place was busy but we got everything we needed.

Gluten-free options were decent and the staff knew exactly which ones they were. Food came out fresh, prices fair. Nothing fancy but solid.

Cozy place, staff genuinely friendly. Had the grilled fish with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc&mdash;decent pairing, though the wine list could use a few more options. Food was good, not mind-blowing.

Second visit and the food&#39;s still on point. Nice to see consistency. The wine list had a decent Gr&uuml;ner that paired well with the schnitzel. Place was buzzing, maybe a touch loud, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

Came for the vibe, stayed for the drinks. Outdoor seating is perfect for people-watching when the sun&#39;s out. I had the fresh mint lemonade&mdash;really refreshing, not too sweet. Ingredients tasted clean, which I appreciate. Only thing: the menu could use more veggie options. Still, a nice spot to unwind.

The self-serve beer wall is such a fun concept, once you figure out the card system. Bitterballen on the side was a solid move.

Stopped here after a long drive, pretty hungry. Got the burger and it was solid, meat cooked right. My gin cocktail was a nice touch too. Staff were friendly enough, nothing over the top. Place was a bit busy but we got a table quick. Fine if you&#39;re around and want a decent meal without fuss.

Came here for the seafood and sat outside by the canal. Oysters were fresh, mussels done right. Service was friendly, no complaints. Decent spot if you&#39;re in Amersfoort and want something simple by the water.

The owner was really welcoming and clearly knows his stuff. He suggested something not even on the menu, and honestly, that sole was the best I&rsquo;ve had in a long time. Portions were generous too, and the price felt fair for what you get. Just a heads up, it can get a bit busy, but the service stayed friendly.

The beetroot risotto was really good &mdash; fresh and not too heavy. Sat on the terrace watching people go by, staff were friendly despite being busy.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. Sandwich was solid, coffee did the job. Bit pricey but the view makes up for it.

Came here on a busy afternoon, garden seating is really charming. Desserts are solid, you can tell they put effort in. But service was a bit all over the place&mdash;took forever to get someone&rsquo;s attention, and a couple who arrived after us got their food first. Open sandwich was meh, though they swapped it without fuss. For the price, I&rsquo;d say the dessert makes it worth it.

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