Great traditional Dutch fare. Family and I were unsure of what to expect. Great vibes. Loud and…read morecrowded but sat us right by the front window. Decent service but had to hunt down server for our bill. Overall, a very enjoyable experience.

We came here with the entire family on our second night in Delft. We had a fantastic experience and…read morewere waited on by the owner Tom. The wine, beer, and all the fixings were fabulous. The Caesar salad- the bacon was melt in your mouth it was so crisp and the dressing was creamy as can be. The shrimp entree was awesome. One with and one without garlic. Both to die for. The halibut was fresh as ever-tender. The mussels are amazing- whoever seasoned them.. we love you!!!! all around great meal and anyone visiting Delft-- make yourself happy and come here!

This spot was a fun time to grab a round of beers at. They have a good selection on draft and in…read morebottles. Cheers!

A beer hall smack dab in the city center of Delft…read more They are notable in the sense that they have a wide variety of beer: - 14 beers on tap - 200 bottled beers from Belgium and the Netherlands. Their beer selection has depth because not only do they carry traditional Belgian beer (Westvleteren, Rochefort, Delirium, etc...) but they also carry Dutch beer from brewers big and small, from the well-established to the newer, smaller businesses. According to the bartender, although the Netherlands' beer history is not as well-known as Belgium, more people are starting to appreciate Dutch craft breweries, hence the prevalence of the newer Dutch brews in the bars. Take that, Heineken. (For the record, I didn't see Heineken on the menu). For those that are overwhelmed by the beer selection they offer a tasting menu of 6 pre-selected beers from their tap for €14. This amounts to 3 beers. Though I didn't have a taster myself, I appreciate the thought that came to it because it represents good depth in the tap list BUT there's also one German beer and Guinness. For both of my visits the bartenders were quite nice. One of them gave me a mini history lecture on the Dutch craft brewery scene. I am ashamed to admit that for both of my visits I had Belgian beer. But this bar is notable in that it was one of the first bars in the Netherlands to serve Belgian beer. I had a Delirium Tremens on tap and Rochefort 10 on the bottle. Both are excellent brews. In true fashion the beers are served in their respective glasses. - Of note is that they offer Westvleteren 12 for €13. This is a much more fair price for the bottle whereas if you go to Belgium the price is marked up significantly. Indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of smokers sitting outside. They also have a food menu if needed.

A late stop after dinner. Great beer selection. Service businesslike but not too friendly. Went…read moreback in the earlier evening next day and enjoyed a more friendly environment.

A very cozy pub, with nice barmans and a large variety of beers (they even have Paulaner)…read more Tuesdays' live music makes Bebop one of the hot spots in Delft!

Go there if you are in town on the Market Square, but you don't want to be treated as a tourist…read more Ambiance would be the key. Especially in the evening. Sure you can get snacks, and good beer. Don't expect restaurant food. Enjoy the local atmosphere.

Café 'de Engel' is a very nice place next to the Delft church…read more We absolutely love it here. Have a plate of warm snacks ('bittergarnituur') and order a special beer like a Grimbergen or la Chouffe. We go here every time we are in Delft and have never been disappointed.

Delft is not short of fine watering holes, but this is one of the nicest…read more It's small and cosy, the perfect place to watch the bikes rattle by and day turn to night. They have a fine selection of beers from the Netherlands and Belgium, plus fare from farther afield such as the Scottish brew dog beers. A battered selection of board games lurks in the corner, hinting at various drunken evenings that have come before, while the obligatory platters of cheese and mustard are never far away.

Excellent pub style establishment with plenty of Dutch and Belgian beers on tap. Loud and…read morecozy-perfect spot to meet and chat right behind the Nieuwe Kerk.

Barbaar is a chic little niche cafe and gallery tucked away from the bustle. Their outdoor seating…read moreis perfect for conversations, especially when it's nice outside. Otherwise, their indoor spots are nestled in sensible and fun decor and served by congenial waiters. Adjacent is a little gallery of sorts and gift shop featuring new and affordable artists' works. Meander through the gallery and stop in for artistically styled bites (their empanadas and gazpacho were truly a delight) and inspired drinks (iced espresso with tonic!). It's our favorite spot to chill for a little inspiration in every sense of the word.