Stopped by for dinner and ordered the sate and spareribs. Portion was decent for the price, honestly. Meat was tender, sauce had a nice kick. Staff didn&#39;t keep me waiting long either. Only thing is the menu&#39;s in Dutch, so if you can&#39;t read it, you&#39;re kinda guessing. Still, I left full without spending a fortune.

Stopped by for a late breakfast and grabbed a seat near the window. The baked goods really are the highlight &mdash; fresh and clearly made in-house. My coffee came quick, which I appreciated. Only small thing: there was a bit of a wait to order, but nothing crazy. Fine spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

We showed up right as they were closing on New Year&#39;s Eve, flight delayed and exhausted. They still let us grab a drink and a snack. Really saved the night.

The owner&rsquo;s a character, and the pizza&rsquo;s got a proper light crust. Gets busy though, so be ready to wait.

Stopped by for a coffee and something sweet &mdash; the pastry case is seriously stacked. Picked a pistachio thing, flaky and not too sugary. Place is small, a bit cramped when it&rsquo;s busy, but the smell alone makes up for it. Definitely my go-to spot around Delft now.

The staff fixed our order mix-up without making a fuss&mdash;honest about it too. Prices felt fair for the neighborhood. Solid spot.

Huge kumpir, really filling. Got mine quick even though it was busy. Staff were nice about it too. Solid spot for a fast lunch.

Really well prepared and presented food. Small menu which ensures dishes are fresh and well made. And one of the best desserts I have ever had!!

Small and crowded place, authentic good food, great find, good prices, nice service. Fridaynight i guess it all took a bit longer but the ambience made very much up for that

Decent spot for a casual dinner. Got the pasta and it was pretty good, portion size was generous. Street parking was easy to find, which is always a plus around here. Staff were friendly enough, nothing to complain about. Would probably come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Been coming here for a while now. That back terrace view still gets me every time. Burger and fries were solid, price is fair. Red wine was a bit warm though.

Decent spot for a high tea. The animals wandering around make it quite unique. Food was tasty, though not really an English-style spread. Service friendly enough.

The vegan burger was solid and the Vlammetjes appetizer surprised me. Nice canal view with the windmill behind it. Service was quick enough for a weekday lunch.

The pain au chocolat was actually decent. Flaky, buttery, not too sweet. Coffee was fine too, nothing fancy. The patio out back is cute with all the plants and those Michelin maps, but honestly I just came for the pastry. It did the job. Might grab another one next time I&#39;m in the area.

The Weense Kersentaart really caught me off guard. Layers were so clean, cherries still bright and tart. Meringue on top gave it that little extra. Price felt fair for what you get. Just wish the coffee came faster, but the cake made up for it.

Been coming here for a while now. The fixed three-course menu is still solid&mdash;carpaccio, steak, ice cream. Nothing fancy, just honest pub food done right. Service stays attentive too, even when it gets busy. Prices are fair for what you get. Not the kind of place that changes things up, but that&rsquo;s exactly why I keep going back.

The owner let us taste before buying, which I appreciated. Everything we tried was fresh and not overly sweet. Nice to find a place that doesn&#39;t rush you.

Stopped here for lunch before a cruise. Kibbeling with salad and fries was solid, fish fresh. Staff got us in and out quick, which mattered since we were on a schedule. Place was busy but service didn&#39;t suffer. Fair price for what you get. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but it works if you&#39;re in the area.

The asparagus with scallops was really good, staff friendly too. Place feels a bit old-fashioned but comfy. Pricey for what you get though.

The bread was still warm when it hit the table, that alone won me over. Sandwich had a good bite to it, fresh ingredients. Coffee though, just okay. Nothing offensive, but nothing to write home about either. I&#39;d come back for the food, not the caffeine fix. Place was a bit cramped but whatever.

Went on a Thursday evening, place was busy but not packed. Live DJ was decent, not too loud to kill conversation. Drinks came quick, though a bit pricey for what you get. Beachfront location is the main draw. Fine for a casual night out, wouldn&#39;t make a special trip just for it.

The a&ccedil;ai bowl was fresh, looked really nice on the plate. Iced flat white with an extra shot, smooth and strong enough. Just kinda wish the cup was bigger, finished it way too fast.

All-you-can-eat Turkish breakfast for 15 euros is pretty solid. The spread was fresh and filling, though the place got a bit crowded by mid-morning. Fine if you&#39;re not in a rush.

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