Solid Dutch apple pie, proper flaky crust. Flat white went well with it. Cozy spot, staff was friendly. Good enough for a quick stop in Haarlem.

Been coming here for a while now. The open kitchen still gets me every time&mdash;watching the chefs work is half the fun. Wine list is solid too.

Truffle risotto was decent, but for &euro;18 I expected a bigger portion. View is nice though, so you&#39;re paying for that. Affogato was a good way to end.

We were made very welcome and well looked after as usual here. Excellent food, friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere. Perfect place for date-night.

Steak was done just right, fries were solid. Salad had a bit of a bitter edge but whatever. Service was friendly, place feels cozy.

Managed to grab a table outside, sunny day and all. The windmill view from there is really something. Small bites were the highlight, chicken thigh and beef short rib especially. Desserts were fine too, nothing crazy but good enough. Just wish they had a bit more shade, that sun got intense after a while.

Great little burger restaurant, we felt very welcomed and the staff were lovely. Very modern and love the decor of the place. Burger and fries were absolutely delicious, this was the best evening meal I had during my Amsterdam stay, I wish I visited again.

The fire-baked pizza here is really something else&mdash;crispy edges, decent toppings, and the price felt fair for what you got. I ordered a pasta too, but honestly the pizza was the highlight. Portion size was okay, not huge, but enough for one person. Would come back for that pizza alone.

The three-course fixed menu is a solid deal, though you can just grab one plate if you&#39;re not starving. Food was decent, but the noise level got pretty annoying.

Pasta was the highlight &mdash; cooked properly, nice bite to it. Pizza was okay, nothing crazy. Service friendly enough. Bit steep for what you get, but you could do worse around here.

Tried the vegetarian set here and honestly every plate had its own thing going on. The presentation was pretty nice too. Place was warm inside, kind of the type you don&#39;t rush out of. Service was on point without hovering. Just a solid dinner stop if you&#39;re in the area and want something plant-based.

Pizza was solid &mdash; thin base, fresh toppings. Staff friendly too. Only thing: gets pretty warm near the oven in summer, so grab a window seat if you can.

We grabbed a few pizzas, the vegan pasta, and a calzone. Bill came out way lower than I expected for the amount of food. Place is bigger inside than it looks from the street, bar up front and a proper dining room in the back. Pizzas were solid, decent crust. Maybe not the most mind-blowing Italian I&#39;ve had, but for the price, it does the job.

The crispy samosas were the highlight&mdash;came with a big group and everything hit the table on time. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine list to match the spice, though.

The mixed grill was solid&mdash;lamb had that charred edge, tzatziki cut through the richness. Rice was a bit dry but fine. The lamb stew though, that was the one. Meat literally fell apart, perfect for the cold weather. Didn&#39;t care much about the service, but they were quick enough.

Asked if they could do a vegan wholemeal pancake even though it wasn&rsquo;t listed &mdash; no problem at all. Went for the savory shoarma one, decent portion and nicely spiced. Could see plenty of sweet options on the menu, maybe next time. A glass of dry white worked well alongside it.

The double espresso was solid, and the Christoph omelette hit the spot&mdash;big portion for &euro;20. Couldn&#39;t complain about that. Service was friendly enough, place felt relaxed. Would&#39;ve liked a proper wine list to go with it, but for a quick bite it did the job.

Fun concept - small plates from all over, Spanish chicken and okonomiyaki were both solid. Staff actually explained each dish which was nice. Portions are small though, definitely a sharing place.

We had the 2-gangen menu for 10.5 euros and honestly, that&#39;s a solid deal. Food was well presented and tasted good, even if it didn&#39;t feel very Greek to me. The window seat gave us a nice view of the church, which was a pleasant bonus. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there. Just a decent, easy lunch spot.

Came here for lunch last week, sat outside on the terrace. That&rsquo;s the main reason I&rsquo;d go back&mdash;nice spot, not too noisy. Had a mocktail and it was decent, nothing fancy but refreshing. Staff were friendly enough, didn&rsquo;t have to wait long. Prices are okay for what it is. I&rsquo;d say it&rsquo;s a solid choice if you&rsquo;re in the area and want a chill meal outside.

Incredible food and service, I really loved this restaurant and will be coming back. The wine pairings were out of this world good. And my dad said he had the best lamb of his life here.

Cozy little spot, right in the center. The triple beer was solid, went down easy with the bitterballen. Service was friendly, though it took a moment to get the bill.

Sandwiches are good but honestly a bit pricey for what you get. Service was quick though, so can&#39;t complain too much. Been here a few times now and it&#39;s consistent.

The food was solid and the prices felt fair for what we got. But the pacing between courses was off&mdash;we finished our coffee and then sat waiting for dessert for quite a while. Also, we booked for five and they gave us a table for four. A bit cramped, but the meal itself was decent.

Stumbled into this place and the host really sets the vibe. He was DJing and somehow knew exactly when to switch things up. Felt like an old-school spot where they actually pay attention to you. Not fancy, but the energy was right. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The 3-course surprise menu was lovely. Sardines with fresh veggies, then a salmon steak cooked just right, and a chocolate brownie to finish. Staff were friendly and checked in at the right moments without hovering. Nice to just sit back and let them take care of things. Only tiny thing, the brownie was a bit dense for my taste, but still good.

Hotel friend told us to try this place. The beef croquettes were solid, exactly what I needed. Service was chill too.

Fantastic evening: excellent food combined with a professional service; kindness and knowledge. Looking forward to vising the place soon again. THANKS!

The carbonara was proper&mdash;creamy, not too heavy, and the risotto had that nice bite to it. Tasted like something you&#39;d get in Italy, honestly. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t rush us even with the kids making a mess. Only thing is the place gets a bit loud when it fills up, but that&#39;s on us for going at peak time.

The upstairs seating has this beautiful soft light and a view over the whole caf&eacute;. Lovely spot to just sit with a cappuccino and apple cake. ☕

Planning a Utrecht Province trip? Discover the best restaurants in Utrecht Province with traveller reviews, ratings, menus, photos and exclusive dining deals. Book tables instantly on Trip.com.

The best restaurants in Utrecht Province

Grand Cafe Brinkmann

Ratatouille Food & Wine

Dodici

Metzo lunch en diner

Wilma & Albèrt's

Restaurant Zuidam

Bar-B Burgers ‘N’ Beers

WOODSTONE Pizza and Wine Haarlem

Restaurant Het Pakhuis

Centopercento

De Kloosterkeuken

De Pizzabakkers Haarlem

Novecento

Brasserie van Beinum

Delphi

Den Strooper

Christoffel

FF Swanjee

Rhodos

Picasso Restaurant

Noble

Jeronimus Cafe

Bar 35

Van Puffelen Lunch & Dinercafe

De Graven van Leuven

7evenden Hemel

Bistro 't Keershuys

Auberge de Veste

Gusto

De Koffieschenkerij