Beautiful historic building to enjoy the eetcafé (eating lunch or dinner, non expensive, "common"…read morefoods) and the covered or uncovered patio for drinks and small bites. Plenty of beer choices and some wine choices. I had dinner with friends, and I choose a vegetable stir fry with wild rice and salad. Delicious! It's a relatively affordable place to eat and drink and you can't beat the scenery or the fact you can watch people on the market place. My favorite eetcafé in this town for sure

After driving two and a half hours to Valkenswaard last week to meet up with my cousin from Israel…read morewho was in the country a few days for business, we weren't super picky on what we wanted to eat and just entered the first restaurant we came across, that happened to be In de sleutel. Let me start by saying that I enjoyed the food, service and of course my company. So why only two stars then? Price and promises. The food was far too expensive for what was basically a small step up from bar food as it's both a restaurant and a bar. Eighteen euros for a fairly small serving of pork loin with chips is rather ridiculous. The pasta however is reasonably priced and so is beer. Tea and coffee? Overpriced again. The real disappointment however was dessert. It tasted fine but the promise, oh the promise! A duo of chocolate with house made chocolate mousse and fondant. Emphasis on the house made. Not their house but the house of whomever lives in the food factory. I know a mass produced chocolate fondant when I see one and I know a mass produced chocolate mousse when I taste it! Honestly, it's not that difficult to make a delicious chocolate mousse, especially not when you're only serving one quenelle per person, you don't even have to make more than one batch for an entire service! Anyway, HUGE pet peeve of mine: the promise of house made food and receiving something that was store-bought at a fraction of the consumer cost. Don't sell me store-bought food without being honest of it's store-boughtness. I really don't expect a restaurant/bar to make everything from scratch but I do expect that once that is what's promised, that's what I'll get for seven and a half euros!

What a gem. A restaurant in the middle of Borkel at the market square. We stopped for lunch after…read morebiking thru the Malpie (a nature reserve nearby) . I had a Chardonnay and one the best tuna salad sandwiches I ever had, on a whole wheat freshly baked bun. And not expensive either. Service was impeccable. Totally worth a stop when you are in the area

Very nice food at the centre of Borkel. We took a menu for only 24,50 euro and received three…read morelovely courses with more than enough food. The restaurant itself has lots of tables but it is definitely not crowded inside. Last but not least, the staff is extremely friendly and checks up on you multiple times during your dinner.

About three months ago I moved to Breda, and found KoffieTentje through a friend - I'm going to be…read morehonest, I probably wouldn't have found the place if it weren't for him, but wow, I'm glad I did. KoffieTentje is a very cute, small and stylish coffee bar. There's a very calm and laid back atmosphere making it perfect to sit in and unwind while enjoying your coffee (and perhaps a piece of brownie? Trust me, their brownies are amazing.) While ordering my coffee, I've chatted with the owner a few times and to simply put it, she's incredibly nice and welcoming. She doesn't mind having a little chat and seems genuinely interested. So if you're looking for great coffee, either for sitting in or taking it with you on your trip to work or university - KoffieTentje is the right choice!

KoffieTenTje may have only recently opened in their little Boschstraat store, but they've already…read morestolen my coffee business. Though I'd never say that Dutch coffee is bad, I'd maybe say that sometimes it can lack a full flavour. So to say that in the first month since opening I've darkened KoffieTenTje's door nearly a dozen times, I'm very impressed with their coffee. The interior is friendly, earthly and modern, and the music is always good (a mix of chilled electronica and folk). The vibe very much reminds me of a less busy Five Elephants (Berlin-based coffee heaven). Lastly I have to say something about the woman who owns it; basically she's lovely. Welcoming, happy, remembers you and your order. I've chatted with her a few times, sometimes in Dutch, more often in English and she's always chatty. In short; great coffee, great atmosphere, great owner.

I liked this place for a few reasons. First, at first glance it looks a bit like an Irish pub on…read morethe inside. Second, they have a dance floor area in the back which plays mostly 80's. The staff were lovely and the beers were not expensive. They don't seem to open early in the week but if you are around on the weekend pop in for a pint sure as if you are in Waalwijk it's well worth checking out.

When you go to the beautiful little town of Grave Holland you HAVE to enjoy the friendly ambiance…read moreof the local hang-out! Great food, great people and the perfect place to get a great feel for the warmth of the town!

When in Grave (NL), you have to visit Café de Gouden Leeuw! For a drink, your lunch or a tasty bite!read more

Brewpub in a renovated railway yard in the old mining village of Koersel. Trendy interior where you…read morecan enjoy brasserie food and their own brews.

Great place, excellent beer, delicious food and great ambiance…read moreBeer is brewed in house. Stoofvlees prepared with beer from house is a must.