Beef stew: 8.5/10, big portion, meat was tender, a bit too sweet, came with fries…read moreSmoked salmon salad: 4/10, the salmon tasted weird; barely had any salad dressings so it was kind of tasteless; also probably would look better if they cut the salmon in smaller slices, a single slice lying flat on the veggies didn't look too appetizing to me but this is just my personal preference French onion soup: 8/10 their specialty, delicious and cheesy which I loved; thought French onion soup would be served in a bread bowl tho.

Eetcafe is a cool little pub in Maastricht. They have some good beers here, but it seems their…read morestaple draft beers are Brand beers (Heineken-owned). French Onion Soup - The soup was solid and seasoned with lots of herbs. They could have used a better cheese, but overall, I'd say it was good. Beef stew - The flavor of the stew was kind of unexpected because it doesn't taste like a traditional beer braised stew. The flavor is similar to sauerbraten, which is a german pot roast with a sweet-vinegary flavor. Prices here are reasonable, especially for their Belgium beers. 5 euros for a 9% belgium triple? I'm in. 4 stars.

Wanna have good Dutch food and great service? This is EXACTLY the place to go! The waiter came to…read moreus very quickly and was helpful in explaining what the different dishes were, giving us good recommendations in combining our preferences for food and drinks. Additionally, the food itself tasted great, especially the local food! Het eten was overheerlijk en de service voortreffelijk! 道地荷蘭菜、地點優，而且服務滿分！很推薦來這裡旅遊的人來吃！

This seems just one if your run-of-the-mill Dutch restaurants that line Vrijthof square. The…read moreKibbeling was decent but not spectacular. There are better places to eat if you hunt around but stop here if you just want decent food at a decent price.

We ate there twice. Quiet atmosphere. Vintage decor. Oldies playing. Great service. Excellent…read morepannekoek. Good location in Giethoorn, right in the main canal.

Well, on a day trip to Maastricht from Cologne, my daughter and I opted for lunch here at De Zwaan…read more The ambience was very welcoming and my daughter and I enjoyed our food and beverage. The waiter spoke English very well and was very attentive.

Good bier, good food, nice atmosphere. I sat with a group of seven during Christmas market time for…read morelunch. Very easy to get a table and service was excellent. I would not consider this to be a dive bar by any account.

If you don't want to eat in a restaurant/bar that is more than 100 old near the Rathaus, then this…read moreis a good choice. A good selection of beer and wine and a food menu with something to satisfy anyone (salads, burgers, fish, pasta, lamp, soup, and almost 1 of everything you could think of). Modern decor and a nice place to hang out with a larger group. Food is OK (= not the worst and not the best).

A charming spot downtown with a view of the Rathaus (city hall). We had schnitzel and curry wurst…read morewith a couple of Gaffel kölsch beers. There were two servers and both were very friendly and spoke great English. English menu available--just ask. For dessert, I was going to order cheesecake, but they were out. But the servers brought us a black currant cordial as a digestif and also brought us a delicious chocolate lava cake on the house. Enthusiastic thumbs up for this place for the hearty German food and the excellent service.

Had an overnight in Aachen and after walking around we selected this place based on its location…read moreand a good number of locals eating there. Nice space inside, good staff who also spoke English. Food was excellent and the chef even came out and asked how the meals were. Definitely eat there again.. Thanks to the crew there. Good job.

This is an excellent place to visit, especially during the Westphalian asparagus season!read more

We came here on a Sunday evening after a full day at Phantasialand. It was quite busy but there was…read morea table available outside. You can make a reservation on Open Table but I didn't do that. I ordered a schnitzel and something off the snacks menu, the Halve Hahn. The Halve Hahn was basically sandwich ingredients, including bread and cheese. It would have been fine with just beer. The schnitzel was huge. Kölsch (beer) is so small. One glass is not even close to being enough. We also ordered what felt like an overpriced bottle of still water. The location is convenient, right next to the train station. There is a parking lot nearby with free parking for a limited time, before they start charging 50 cents. Not bad at all. As with most places here, smoking is allowed outside, so just hope that no one lights up too close to you while you are there.