I am from NYC and I take pizza very seriously (and bagels, but that is a different story). In the…read moreNetherlands it is so very hard to find a good pizza and this is the only place that comes close to a decent slice. A proper coal oven with thin crusted pizza (the way it is supposed to be!) and even, buffalo mozzarella. No ridiculous toppings (pineapple is blasphemy) and not too much tomato sauce. This little bear found something "just right". I am not a fan of all of their combinations (pesto on pizza is weird to me), but you cant go wrong with the regina with tomato sauce.

Best pizza in Maastricht! Authentic wood burning oven pizza and calzones. There are a few seats…read morebut it's mainly a takeout pizza restaurant.

Great little Italian place on a jumping street in Maastricht…read more This Italian place is legit. Cool thing is each table has a barcode and you can order on your phone if you want. Pizza is really good. Too much for one person so plan leftovers. Staff is friendly and speaks English. Definitely ask for the spicy olive oil to drizzle on your pizza. Lots of different pastas. Their claim is the make them in house.

Excellent pizza! Service was great. Very homely setup. Gorgeous roses and candles on every table.read more

We were searching for a place that had good reviews and outdoor seating on this beautiful May…read moreevening in Maastricht. We decided pizza would fit the bill and there were two open seats at this place on the main square. The staff was super friendly and accommodated our lack of Dutch language skills. The salami pizza was super thin crust and crispy - very good. The mushroom omelette was also very good. Everything was a fair price. Both light meals were perfect given all of our big meals during 10 days of travel. They also gave a complimentary after dinner drink. A nice touch.

It feels like you have been transported back to the 1970's with the red checked table cloths and…read morehirdy girdy Italian music. However if you can get past that then you will find that the chef can whip up a tasty pizza. I think I challenged him a bit with a veggie one but my mushroom and artichoke pizza was pretty tasty. The decor could do with a fresh lick of paint but ok for a tea whilst on holiday.

Since Autumn 2016: All pizza's from the wood fired oven are…read moregreat!!!! Only a few seasts inside, more for take-away Best pizzeria in Maastricht Favorite: Spilinga with spicy Nduja

Was initially apprehensive about a Dutch franchise claiming to great American Style pizza. A color…read morestep by step diagram on how to cut an American style pizza hung prominently over the prep area of the kitchen. Despite my reservations, I decided to give the restaurant a chance. Originally introduced to this franchise in Amsterdam. The pizza in Amsterdam was being sold by the slice. I was not impressed. My pepperoni pizza was limp and crust was doughy. But at 1am in the morning I was willing to take what I could get. Fast forward to today when I decided to give the franchise another chance. The difference between the Amsterdam and Maastricht franchise locations are like night and day. Maastricht's New York pizza was clean, efficient and professional. The five employees worked in perfect tandem fulfilling orders, making pizzas, ringing up customers on the register and handing off boxes of steaming pizza to the delivery boy. My Tomato Pesto pizza arrived within 10 minutes of placing my order. Crust was buttery, tomatoes were flavorful, and pesto was not overpowering. Price of individual pizza was 8 Euro. Located near Maastricht Station. Definitely check this place out.

Ordered pizza at 6 pm when they closed at 8 pm. At 9pm the decided to send an email and say they…read morecancelled the order and sorry for inconvenience. Even though they closed at 8pm they didn't answer the phone for the last 30 minutes they were open to Check on order.

Pizza is worthed rest of the menu not so much. Service is ok. Ambiance looks dated. Prices are…read morefair. Good for a quick italian pizza.

The restaurant is quite ok, nothing special. Food was good however staff not helpful at all…read more Recommend it if you ate at other good places in maas and you have nowhere to go. Good price quality ratio

One of the better late night places to catch a "fourth meal" at a reasonable price. Don't fall…read moreinto the trap of eating at one of the pricy/touristy Vrijhof restaurants in the evenings. Save those extra dollars for a pilsner. Capadokia offers lamb platters, donar kebabs and pizzas. All of it is good and freshly made to order. Eaten there on many a Saturday night without complaint. Key component of the perfect fourth meal is that you won't have nasty indigestion in the morning from the extra grease, MSG or any other ghastly additive. Small and friendly staff. If you become a regular they will remember you and give you little extras such a a free refill or extra portions. Indoor and outdoor seating. Second level is a hidden gem. More intimate seating on second level. Disclaimer: Staff is young and the restaurant is often blasting the latest dance or hip-hop chart toppers. Great if you've still got some group synergy going late at night. Bad if you're trying to unwind.

This place had pretty good food and was surprisingly well priced for lunch. All of their pizzas are…read moreonly 6.50€ for lunch and they still have their full menu if you want something else. I haven't actually been for dinner but this place also gets pretty busy later in the evening with people getting a bite to eat in between drinks.

Had high expectations for this bright brunch spot in the heart of Maastricht. Tried it out thrice…read morejust because I loved the atmosphere so much, but the food was decidedly average. However, plating is done nicely and makes for great pictures. Service wasn't the greatest. I understand it is very busy, but it shouldn't take 5 minutes to get ahold of a server.

What a delight! Cute little cafe located center-ish to town. Perhaps better known for its brunch…read moreoptions, I had the most amazing shellfish salad. Staff was friendly and makes a damn good Aperol spritz!

My daughter found out about this place on Instagram. So in my mind, there was a lot of hype going…read morein. It was on our must do list for when we visited Maastricht. But the lines and prices were reasonable and the pies were tasty, but not mind blowing. The molen was not turning while we were there but we did walk about back and see it nonetheless. Then on a tour we visited again and learned the history of it which was cool. If you are visiting Maastricht I would definitely stop by for for a treat and to see the mill.

We were only in Maastricht for a few hours so before we checked out the caves, we stopped in for…read morelunch at De Bisschopsmolen. They're known for their fruit pies and sourdough breads. We dropped in on a Tuesday (around 12:30pm) and it was busy. Seat yourself and try to flag down a waiter to place your order. The menu is small; breakfast (until 11:00am), bread boards, soup, salad, omelet, pizza, toasties and their specialty limburgse vlaai. You need to ask what fruit pie flavours they have for the day (strawberry rhubarb, cherry and apricot were available from what we remember). - Latte macchiato (€2,95) - standard but you could clearly see the layers were separated. - Farmer's omelet (€7,75) - fresh veggies, ham and cheese. This was incredibly small. Omelet was bland and overcooked. Nothing good to say about it. - Bread board (€9,75) - three types of toasties (vegan, chicken and classic). Vegan had hummus, zucchini, carrots, red peppers and green onions. Chicken had a tasty homemade pesto, spinach and green onion. Classic had liver ham and green onions. Our favourite was the classic. - Limburgse vlaai (€2,70) - they had several flavours but we went with the apricot. Thick crust was crunchy, flaky and apricot filling was solid. Get one. Stick with their bread board and fruit pies.