Stopped by for a late breakfast &mdash; place was warm and quiet, not too busy. Good veggie and halal options, which was nice to see. Had the shakshuka, pretty solid. City center location makes it easy to find. Nothing fancy, but I&#39;d sit here again.

The ebi fry was the best thing I ordered, crispy and fresh. Rolls were decent too. Nigiri fell a bit flat though, way too much rice and the tuna slice was paper thin. Maybe I just picked wrong, but I&#39;d come back for that fried shrimp again.

Lunch menu&rsquo;s way bigger than you&rsquo;d expect for a spot like this. Got the daily special, came out fast and hot. Portion was decent for the price. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Solid choice if you&rsquo;re in the area and need a quick bite without overthinking it.

Stopped by for a drink and some dessert&mdash;the wine list was decent, nothing fancy. Ice cream hit the spot, service quick. Prices fair for the center. Fine for a casual hangout, though I&#39;d skip a full dinner here.

Stopped by for breakfast on a work trip. Cappuccino was the highlight, honestly. Setting is nice, service efficient enough. Didn&#39;t blow me away, but it did the job for a morning meeting spot. Price is fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped here for lunch with a couple of friends and honestly the &euro;10 three-course deal is pretty solid. The art deco interior is really something, those stained glass lamps are gorgeous. Food was decent, nothing crazy but fine for the price. Place got a bit busy around 1pm though, so we felt a little rushed. Still, nice spot to catch up over a quick bite 😊

The high tea here is a proper spread - plenty of sweet and savory bites, enough to fill you up. You get to pick any tea from the menu, which is nice. Portion-wise it felt generous for the price, honestly. Presentation was pretty too, though nothing over the top. I left full, and that&#39;s what counts for me.

Very nice open air seating in the back. Food was good. We are impressed as well with the non-profit goal of helping disadvantaged young people.

I would come back here for a beer and a good time out, but definitely not for the food. The patty in the truffle burger was dry and prefrozen from the bulk section. The gambas pil pil was swimming in so much grease that you could not taste the garlic. The best thing was the salad dressing on the salad. Next time, I would just get one of their fine beers and a charcuterie board. The ambiance is great. Staff are superfriendly and fast!

The Sunday breakfast buffet was decent&mdash;nothing mind-blowing, but the river view made up for it. I had a glass of their house sparkling wine with my eggs, which worked better than expected. Staff were friendly enough to keep the coffee coming. A bit crowded around 10, but that&#39;s on me for showing up late.

Stopped by for lunch last week. Got the vegan bowl with the sauce on the side, which I appreciate. Place was busy but not chaotic. Staff knew what they were doing. Food came out fresh, not too heavy. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area and want something decent without the fuss.

The sushi here is genuinely fresh &mdash; you can taste it in every piece. I ordered the set and the fish was soft, clean, not fishy at all. The okonomiyaki was decent too, though a bit heavier than I usually go for. Tucked away in the center, easy to miss. I&rsquo;d come back just for the sashimi.

Been coming here for years and the sushi stays consistently fresh. Yeah it gets busy sometimes, but that&#39;s how you know it&#39;s good. My go-to spot in Eindhoven.

Stopped by around midnight cause nothing else was open. Shawarma was decent, not mind-blowing but hit the spot. Staff was chill, didn&#39;t rush me while I ate. Place is pretty basic inside but honestly that&#39;s fine when you just want a quick bite at that hour.

Came here on a whim, pretty busy even on a weekday. Had the eggplant and the tofu, both done right. Tofu actually has taste, which is rare around here. Portions are decent for the price. Would go back for the eggplant alone.

The rijsttafel here is a solid intro to Indonesian food if you&#39;re new to it. Got to try a bit of everything without feeling overwhelmed. Place is small and cozy, service was friendly too.

Nice terrace with heaters&mdash;kept us comfortable even when it got chilly. Croquettes were the highlight. Service was friendly, no complaints.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the salmon bagel. Fish tasted fresh, not too salty, and the bread had a nice chew. Coffee was decent too, though I wish they had more milk alternatives. Place was a bit cramped but fine for a short stop.

This restaurant is a hidden gem with a lovely garden setting. The creative dishes are not only delicious but also beautifully presented, making it a great choice for a special occasion.

Been coming here for a while now. The sushi stays fresh every single time, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. Ordering through the tablet is quick, no waiting around for someone to take your order. Tables are a bit tight though, but it doesn&#39;t bother me much. Solid spot if you just want decent sushi without the fuss.

The worstenbroodjes were proper&mdash;savory filling, not too greasy, and the pastry had a good bite. Staff warmed them up without me even asking. That made it. Just wish they had a bit more seating inside, but for a quick stop it did the job.

The burgers were solid, juicy enough, and the bun held up well. Staff genuinely friendly, not that fake polite thing. Only thing, portions run a bit small for the price. Left still slightly hungry, but the vibe was chill enough to not mind. Would pop in again for a quick bite if I&#39;m in the area.

Went for the all-you-can-eat at &euro;31.50 each. Desserts are included, and honestly they&#39;re the best part. Not a bad deal for the price, though I wish I&#39;d saved more room before the main courses.

The veggie tasting menu was solid&mdash;creative and well-balanced. Staff knew their stuff and explained every dish. Nice spot close to the park.

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