Cute little place by the square. I think we were not the…read moreonly tourists here but it still did not give me the typical "tourist trap" feel. We tried some local beer (of course) and the burger, a ham and cheese platter and a baguette. The food was all good, the service friendly but a little too slow...

A fairly cosy place alright, and service was good up until the point where they screwed up…read more I'm allergic to wheat and therefore asked if there were any pasta in the vegetarian lasagna (since there was both eggplant and zucchini in it, which usually is used in substitut to pasta) and the answer was no. When we received the food (by the way, I also got lots of bread with this dish, going great with the allergy) we were kind of in a hurry, so when we started eating and I realized there was pasta in it I decided pick it out with my fork (classy!) and tell them about the situation when they came to the table. When I told the waitress the problem she simply said there shouldn't be any pasta in it and went to talk to someone. When she came back she sort of mumbled to me in bypass that she would remove our teas from the bill. To say the least, I was hardly satisfied with this lack of respect or the compensation (I mean! I degraded my self with picking like a five year old, I'd removed half my dish and last but certainly not least I'd hade traces of wheat in my system which I'm, like I said, allergic to) but I didn't feel like making further fuss so I agreed. When it came to payment then. The waitress removed not 2, but 1 tea from the bill. I asked about this and the waitressed answered that she couldn't give my husband a free tea because there was nothing wrong with his food. Add on that, she started blurt that we had asked for tap water (shame on restaurants for serving bottled water when there's perfectly good water in the tap!) which she served us even though the were not supposed to (like that's our problem). She also explained at this point that when I asked about pasta she thought I meant macaronis. So, that's that and in the end I got a big fat "we don't care" and 4 € compensation for a 15 € dish that I had to remove half, and I had to eat traces something I'm allergic to. And for the record, obviously it's not about the money, I went in there affording my food, it's about service and the empathy. They made a mistake, how ever honest it was, a person in their restaurant got hurt by it. They should feel ashamed for not treating me and the situation with respect.

I ate here today and really enjoyed my time. I had the sauerbraten with potato dumplings and red…read morecabbage. Its a traditional german meal. It couldn't have been more delicious. The potato dumplings were so soft I wanted to make them my pillow. Hahaha I ate the entire meal. I also had a München Weißbier to drink. The waitress brought me out a free starter of fresh bread with a flavored oil and olives. Both was tasty. The waitress, Julia, also gave extremely wonderful service. She was very attentive and even gave me a free map of Aachen as well as explained how to get to certain places. She also let me try some of the local Aachener Printen. She was so nice. The restaurant dates back to the 1600s. The decor felt like traditional german decor. The restaurant is several levels and has seating out front as well. Overall, I loved this place and would continue to return when I come to Aachen.

While the interior of the restaurant has a traditional German vibe to it, the food and services…read morewere disappointing. The schnitzel I ordered tasted terribly, so as the fries and the mushroom sauce (cheap supermarket frozen food). For €15, it felt like a total rip-off. Same with the traditional sausages that my girlfriend ordered. Also, the men's bathroom is literally one of the smallest bathrooms I've ever seen - if you're taller than 1,80m it is unlikely that you'll fit in. My advice: save your money and eat somewhere else if you want traditional, good quality food.

I only got tea here but my cousins got This jar of cake and whipped cream dessert before we watched…read morethe Andre Rieu concert. The atmosphere was very crowded at the time. We had to scope out a table. My cousin tried to order a dessert and they were out of all of them except what he got. I was overwhelmed here and didn't care for it. My tea was fine and my cousin enjoyed his dessert. Would I go back ehh maybe not.

I have been coming to In Den Ouden Vogelstruys since 2007 when I had my first experience in…read moreMaastricht and I dare say it is one of the reasons I return. In Den Ouden Vogelstruys is a brown cafe with various claims to historical permanence. Take your pick 1700's...1800's...there's even a canon ball stuck in the outside facade labeled 1670. There are a half-dozen bars on this block all beckoning for your hard earned (or recently converted euros). I have sampled them all and In Den Ouden is by far my cuppa. This time I was not alone and wanted to get a second opinion. Kate was not disappointed. We ordered the 4 cheese plate (Limburger, Brie, goat cheese and bleu). Two wedges of each along with a French roll, 4 slices of fruit and nut bread, apple syrup and a salad of grapes, walnuts and rocket all for $13.50. We accompanied this with her local herbed liqueur coffee and my Le Trapp. We had anticipated this to be a simple bar snack but in fact turned into our lunch of the day. We in particular loved the paring of the apple syrup over the bleu cheese and the Brie on the fruit/nut bread. All was yummy and beautifully presented. This was a perfect meal to linger over and be thankful for your blessings. We will come back.

Home burgers doesn't look like much as you walk by or walk in. They are one of few places open…read morelate, though. It has a dive bar type feeling. I had a Homeburgers Highlight, which has a grilled pineapple, bacon, Parmesan and Chester cheese, mayo, and ketchup. Upon delivery of the double burger I got, it looked delicious, and the first few bites were as such. But there was just way too much mayo and ketchup that it began to get all over my hands and drip onto the plate. I resorted to eating the rest with a fork and knife. I had a local kölsch beer to wash it down.

Der Burger: einfach mangelhaft in Darbietung und Geschmack…read moreDie Pommes: furchtbar, bröseliges Zeug. Und das obwohl Aachen so nah an Belgien ist. Der Koch muss völlig beratungsresistent sein. Die Cola: OK Der Preis: für das gebotene ist eine Frechheit. Nachhaltigkeit: Die Tiere hätten hierfür nicht sterben müssen. Bedienung: Sieht schön aus. Konsequenz: Nie wieder Homeburgers und zukünftig das Impressum lesen. Mal ehrlich: Es gibt in Aachen zahleiche gute Gelegenheiten, um essen zu gehen. Diesen Service braucht keiner. Die Bedienung wäre gut beraten, sich nicht auf meinen Hund zu fokussieren (darf ich mal streicheln?) oder mehrmals zu fragen, ob alles OK ist, wenn dies OFFENSICHTLICH nicht der Fall ist. Wir sind zu dritt, hungrig und geben die Speisen fast vollständig zurück. Ja gut, das Fleisch war für den Hund. Nach dem Bezahlen (54,40 EUR) ging es zu McDonalds. Dort aber ohne Überraschungen und dumme Fragen sowie mit bester Parkmöglichkeit. Großartig! BurgerKing und jeder andere hätte das auch geschafft.

We came here travel weary and irritable and wanted something to eat that was hot, tasty and fast. I…read morehad the Steak Maison which turned out to be a succulent juicy veal steak smothered in a lardon, mushroom, onion and sweet Marsala sauce. J had the Maastricht zuurvlees - a thick black sweet and sour beef stew made with appelstroop and reminiscent of beef stifado. Our order came in minutes with a golden crunchy bucket of fries.Unbelievably good and 14-15 euros for a giants portion. Just magic - it transformed two tired grumps into smiling contented customers!

For some reason this is my friend's favorite place to eat in Maastricht. She and I both had the…read moresaté, while our other friend had the glutenfree "zuurvlees". I thought the food was alright, but nothing too special. You do get a lot, so that's definitely a plus. Like I said, my friend ordered her dish glutenfree, since she has a gluten allergy. After we ate and left the place she told us her stomach was hurting. And the next day she had fallen ill. I'm not quite sure what went wrong, whether they had accidentally given her the wrong dish or something else. What I do know is that she is never going back there again. For me personally, I thought the food was quite tasty just didn't have that wow factor. Though knowing about my friend getting sick I just can't recommend this place, especially not for someone with allergies.

I've given a four star review though I feel the restaurant really might have deserved a three. The…read moresetting was nice and the service quick (if a bit curt at times) and the food was decent, but, all of this together just added up to a mediocre meal. Everything was just decent (the burger, the fries, the salad) with the excretion if the mushrooms and toast which were amazing. It was really the mushrooms that saved this restaurant from being a 3 star review. If you're in the area feel free to give it a try but all-in-all it's just another restaurant.

It's all about ambiance and the experience! Joeri, the bartender and server, did an excellent job…read morehosting us. De zuurvlees en rooie mul waren super, de huiswijn fantastisch, en toetje chocolate mousse) was ook heerlijk!. Sometimes you stumble upon a restaurant and you just don't know. Well, we know we'll be back! Superbedankt!

I am really fond of this restaurant and I come back every time I can. The place is always crowded…read morewith locals and is also very welcoming, with its mediterranean decorations. The food mixes Greek and Serbian specialties, with meat and fish dishes prepared either on the grill, in the oven or in the pan. The portions are very generous, and every dish is served with salad, a potato with butter cooked within foil in the oven, and Greek pasta. I suggest particularly their Greek baklava, one of the best I have ever eaten, served with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream.

I happened upon this place during an quick overnight stay in Hasselt while traveling as the…read morelocation was convenient to the location of my hotel. It was quite a few years ago that I visited but there was a small area for children with books and toys, keeping my smallest occupied and happy after a long ride. I asked the waiter to bring me what he thought was best and I received a mixed grill of meat. The portions were large, which was not a problem since I was traveling with three very hungry children. I did find it was easier to speak German with the waitstaff than it was to speak English. I would recommend this place to anyone traveling in the area.