The food was amazing and the wine was extraordinary, but unfortunately the evening turned into a terrible experience because of a serious allergy issue.My girlfriend has a severe nut allergy. I informed the restaurant by email a week in advance and clearly asked them to exclude any nuts, seeds, or traces of nuts from her dishes.The first three courses were great, but when the fourth course arrived, my girlfriend&rsquo;s lips started itching, followed by her mouth. We immediately asked what was in the dish, and the chef/founder, Corrie Hop, told us it contained pine nuts (Pijnboompitten).My girlfriend panicked. Luckily, one of the staff members had antihistamine pills, which helped calm things down a bit, but soon after she had to run to the toilet and vomit because the allergic reaction got worse and would not stop.The staff did try to help, and I appreciate that, but it was still a horrible situation. I was left sitting there worried and hoping the reaction would not become more serious.What made it worse was the explanation afterwards: even though they had read my email in advance, they said pine nuts (Pijnboompitten) are not &ldquo;nuts&rdquo; but kernels/seeds (pitten), and that next time I should specifically mention they also need to exclude kernels as well. I found that response very disappointing, especially after I had already warned them clearly about the allergy.In the end, I still had to pay more than &euro;200+ for an evening that ended in stress, sickness, and disappointment. Food and wine were excellent, but allergy awareness and responsibility were not.

We had a fantastic dining experience with excellent service and a variety of tasty dishes. The prices are reasonable, making it a great value for the quality of food.

The herb garden got me &mdash; loved seeing fresh thyme and rosemary right there. Had the 3-course surprise menu, decent portions. Terrace is pretty but the wine list could use more organic options.

Tried the Mexican pancake yesterday &mdash; loaded with avocado and a bit of jalape&ntilde;o kick. Solid choice if you&#39;re into savory breakfasts. They&#39;ve got a proper drink list too, so I grabbed a Bloody Mary on the side. Service was chill, no rush. Place gets busy around noon, so come early if you want a quiet table.

The beef was decent but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Ordering on the tablet was easy though. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re not starving.

Stopped by for a quick dinner during a city break. Food came out fast, which I appreciated. Had the satay and nasi goreng &mdash; decent portions, flavors were solid. Staff friendly enough, but they started wiping down tables and stacking chairs while I was still eating. Slightly annoying, but overall a practical spot if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Lovely little spot in Harderwijk. The Spanish food feels modern but still authentic. That wheat beer was the highlight for me.

Nice spot for an afternoon beer. Terrace gets the sun just right, staff leave you alone until you need them. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the center.

Grilled tuna was done just right, still pink in the middle. Place has a nice relaxed feel, not too fancy. Staff were friendly enough without hovering. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a simple dinner. Prices are fair for what you get. Maybe not mind-blowing, but it did the job.

The 5-round small-plate thing is a nice way to sample a bunch of stuff without over-ordering. Everything came out fresh, no complaints there. Portions are on the smaller side though, so if you&#39;re really hungry, you might need to add an extra round or two. We did and the bill added up quicker than I expected. Tasty, just not the cheapest meal out.

The restaurant offers a good variety of dishes, but it would be great to see more vegetarian options on the menu to cater to diverse dietary preferences.

Very relaxed ambiance and good service. Food was very special for moderate prices.

very nice place, great food and excellent service. well done to the team

It was great! Food delicious, service attentive and lovely. Wonderful fusion sushi with eye for refined detail. Location is cute and best to eat outside as the street is quiet and sweet environment. Music was a bit too loud. Will return and recommend to others!

Decent spot for a casual meet-up. Staff were kind, even refused to let me pay after an awkward sneeze moment. Nice touch.

Dinner here was solid. Had the three-course menu, salmon starter then beef brisket. Both were properly cooked, no complaints. Service was efficient, which I appreciate. Place was busy for a weekday evening, so it got a bit loud. Price matched the quality. Not a destination spot, but if you&#39;re in the area, it does the job.

The building itself is really something&mdash;old Deventer charm, high ceilings, that historic feel. But the upkeep is rough around the edges. Chairs are worn, paint&#39;s peeling in spots. You can tell budget cuts hit this place hard. Still, I&#39;d sit here again for the atmosphere alone. Just don&#39;t expect everything to look polished.

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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The braised pork belly was the standout. Soft, fatty, sweet-savory glaze that actually stuck to the meat. Had it with rice and that was it. Place is hidden next to a hotel, easy to miss, but who cares. Just go for that dish. Maybe a bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor did the talking.

Sirloin steak was properly cooked, tender and juicy. Dessert stole the show though. Veggies were just okay, nothing special. Solid spot if you&#39;re in Lelystad.

The tapas were good but two potato dishes on the menu felt a bit repetitive. Nice spot to chill though.

Been coming here for a while now, and the tapas still hold up. Had the global menu again last week, everything came out quick and looked great. Terrace view over the IJssel is the main reason I keep going back, honestly. Food&#39;s consistent, which is more than I can say for a lot of places around here.

Stopped by for a burger and it did the job. The Dubliner was decent, cooked fine, no complaints. Waiter was sharp and friendly even though the place was quiet. Nothing fancy, but it&rsquo;s a solid enough spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something easy.

The fish and chips were properly done&mdash;crispy batter, flaky inside. That ravigote sauce added a nice sharpness, worked well with a cold glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Chef stopped by our table for a quick chat, felt genuine, not performative. Place was busy but we never felt rushed. Solid spot if you&#39;re after honest seafood.

The all-you-can-eat buffet for &euro;35 is a solid deal. Sate and the hot pan dishes were the standouts. Good mix of Chinese and Japanese stuff.

Salmon was still crispy by the time I got home, which surprised me. Fries were decent, prices fair. Good spot for a quick bite.

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