Stopped by for a quick dinner, place is small but has that cozy, lived-in feel. Got the stew special, portion was solid for the price. Meat was tender, sauce could&rsquo;ve used a bit more salt though. It got pretty packed by 7, so we squeezed past tables on the way out. Fine if you&rsquo;re not in a rush.

The chef&#39;s surprise menu was pretty good &mdash; each course came out looking great and tasted fresh. Service was fine too. Nice spot in a historic building, though nothing mind-blowing.

Loved the loungers outside &mdash; perfect for a lazy drink when the sun&rsquo;s out. Menu looked good on paper, though our food took a while to come. Not mad about it, just something to keep in mind if you&rsquo;re starving. I&rsquo;d still go back for the vibe alone.

The French onion soup was the standout. Rich, deep flavor, proper amount of cheese. Rest of the meal was decent, nothing wrong with it. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. I&#39;d come back for that soup alone.

Small spot on the nicest street in town. Menu&#39;s a bit different from the usual brasserie stuff, which I liked. Portions could be bigger for the price though.

Cozy spot with a little garden out back. Grabbed a coffee and cake, ended up staying way longer than planned. Nice place to just chill.

Food was solid &mdash; had the ribs and they were properly cooked. Place got busy around 7 and staff were running around. Took a while to grab someone for extra cutlery, and our order came out slower than expected. Not a huge deal but for what we paid, you&#39;d hope for a bit more attention.

Nice spot in the woods, kids loved the playground. Food was just okay though, didn&#39;t really live up to the setting. Fine if you just want a drink and some fresh air.

The terrace is massive, really good spot to just sit and chill. Food arrived fast and the plating looked solid. I had a coffee and brownie to finish it off, that was a nice touch. Brownie was warm, not too sweet. Could&#39;ve stayed there longer honestly.

Been coming here for a while now, and the chicken ragout toastie keeps me hooked. Pea soup was solid too. Service stays friendly, always on point. Prices are a bit steep compared to what you&#39;d pay outside the city, but honestly, you get what you pay for. Consistent spot for a quick lunch.

We ate here because it was part of the hotel, so no need to go anywhere else. Food was decent, well-prepared. Service okay, though we did have to wait a bit for someone to come by. The seating was comfortable, which I appreciated after a long day. Fine for a relaxed meal without any hassle.

The terrace really makes this place. Sat outside with some tapas and a glass of wine, didn&#39;t want to leave. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe outside was just right. Service was a bit slow though, had to wait a while for the bill. Still, lovely spot for a lazy afternoon.

Fish and chips were solid, crispy batter and decent portion for the price. Staff didn&#39;t hover, which I liked. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The ribeye was a proper size and cooked just right. Coffee with liqueur after was a nice touch. Service kept things moving without hovering. Solid spot if you&#39;re wandering near the castle. Maybe not a destination place, but it did the job for a decent meal.

The staff made sure my gluten-free request was handled properly. Fresh salad and grilled chicken were spot on. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger.

Cozy little place, staff were easy to talk to. Had the pasta and it hit the spot, nothing fancy but solid. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back.

The food was decent, but our order took a while and the bill got mixed up. Nothing special, though the ingredients tasted fresh.

We sat in the old train carriage part, which is honestly the main reason I picked this place. The booths are snug but fine, and the lighting gives it a proper vintage feel. Food was decent &mdash; the cod stood out, and the tapas with Dutch cheese worked well. Service was quick, no complaints there.

Great spot to hang out with friends! Staff were super friendly and didn&#39;t mind switching to English when my Dutch failed me 😅 Menu&#39;s got plenty of options too.

The tuna bagel was fresh, really fresh. They warmed it just enough, which I appreciated. Nice to find a spot that doesn&#39;t drown the fish in sauce. Music was a bit loud for my taste, but the vibe was fine. Staff friendly enough.

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