Interesting hotel. It had no air conditioning which was strange to me. However, the temp wasn't…read morebad outside. Room was clean. Staff friendly. There are really no restaurants around the hotel. The on-site hotel wanted reservations even from guests. Another strange thing when you away from home and can't eat.

We went to have dinner on 20 June 2014. And I have to admit we did so on a Groupon deal. That said…read moreI would have been really upset if we would have paid full price for what we had. Especially since the drinks order (wine tasters, water and coffee) came to €74 for two of us. (€12,75 for the Kirrs; €42 for the wine tasters; €4,25 for 750ml of water; €14,00 for two espressos with sweets and €1,00 surcharge for their Culibus charity). Where the wine is concerned, we ordered the taster, which means one gets two sips with every course. This is nice because one can try seven wines. I did think they charged a lot for the deal since effectively we had barely one glass of wine each. Also every wine is served by someone else. There is no sommelier (should one care about these things). We ordered Kirr as an aperitif, we were brought two glasses of Blanc-de-Blancs with a small carafe with a little bit of crème de cassis and an ugly plastic dropper which was too short. Disappointing. While we were fiddling with the dropper we were brought the "first course" and told we needed to put our napkin in our lap. I am aware one needs to do that - but usually not while fiddling with a cheap plastic dropper to fashion one's own Kirr. I did not find this action particularly welcoming. The courses are minuscule very visually pleasing (but also gimmicky). But a meal the seven courses are not. I am a small eater, but even for me 7 courses were about half a meal. It really is so 80's to go for nouvelle cuisine with teeny tiny portions. A little bit of molecular cooking was also used. But that is not really very in anymore either. Terran Adrià has closed El Bulli some time ago and it doesn't seem they will open as a restaurant again. Service is not bad for Dutch standards, but not outstanding either. And keep in mind that service in The Netherlands is usually plain bad and therefore easy to top. What is nice is that the girls all where a simple grey pinafore, which matches the grey suit the waiter wears. Decor is so so. Saffraan is an old ship and that is nice, the crazy paving on the walls less so and the "art" is not worthy of a restaurant boasting a Michelin star. The rest rooms are decent and very clean. What got up my nose was the €1,00 surcharge on the bill for the "Culibus" a charity project by Jeune Restaurateurs d'Europe. The charge is announced - but guests are obliged to pay. That in itself I have no problem with, but the actual project I don't agree with and do not want to contribute to. Overweight children need to learn to eat plain, healthy food, like a slice of bread with decent cheese on top and simple one ingredient dinners. There is no need for learning about extra nice food. Maybe it is the fact that I put so much effort into keeping my handicapped child on a healthy weight without any input from any charity ever at all that galled it for me. But still, paying for charity should always be a choice, not an obligation. So far our experiences with "star" restaurants have been disappointing and we have now decided to give these places a miss from now on. The experience seldom if ever matches the price. We love food, but are not that into gimmicks, we do have penchant for authentic food and experiencing eating cultures. So far we preferred the Foufou on the side of the road in Ghana, the street food in Laos and the Stovies we had at a food cart in Scotland to any of the "star" restaurants we have been to.

Perfect rest stop on a bike ride. What could be better than ice cream? So many flavors to choose…read morefrom.

We were so impressed with Happy Food Zeist! Online ordering was so easy. The Party Tray option was…read morePERFECT. A nice variety and four sauces. We ordered two and had enough for a party of 37 people. The snacks were delicious! Best of all, they made a special exception to deliver to our party and I am so super grateful! They go out of their way and are definitely worth 5 stars!

Very good indian food, the best in Amersfoort. The restaurant with simple interior but a good vibe…read more Highly recommendable!

This is delivery or to go no place as there is no on-site seating now when I visited in October…read more2024. Ribs & accompaniment are good. It's little dry but the ribs are fall off the bone. Please tell them to include the utensils as mine didn't include them.

Very clean, They invited me in the kitchen area and I noticed they had good housekeeping. good…read morecustomer service very friendly staff who loves to keep a good vibe. food is phenomenal. I get 650 g of ribs and fries every time I go

A western style resaurant with cowboys and indians etc. We go here at least a few time year. I love…read morethe mixed grill. In the summer you can sit outside to eat. The only annoying thing about this place is the fact that whenever it's someones birthday, they make a big deal out of it with music and parade. Can't a guy have his steak in peace?! The food is amazing so that's good :)

Texas Ribhouse is a bit of an odd place. Situated in a residential area of rural Woudenberg sits…read morethis rather large restaurant styled in a cowboy Western style. Once inside you are greeted in the same atmosphere of cowboys and girls, but always welcome and with a service almost un-Dutch. Fast, efficient and above all great food! Their speciality is steak and assorted carnivorous violence like ribs or pork chops. But come here for the great steaks! From a 200 gr. lady steak to a 1 kilogram T-Bone, the quality is excellent. You can also get specially riped meat which is personally cut for you. Personal favorite is the New York steak. 400 grams of beefy delight. Having been to the US a couple of times, I must say one of the best steaks I had is here only 10 miles from where I live ;-) Highly recommended!

We visited here on the recommendation of the audio tour distributor at Muiderslot. We experienced…read moreour first Dutch only menu and were thankful for Google translate, but enjoyed the authentic feeling experience. Inside it felt old (not in a bad way), established and we enjoyed all the photos and items on the walls. The tables were covered with rugs which was neat, and interesting. Our food was good. We had walked from the park and ride so we were ready for lunch after touring the castle! Services was good! Great place to stop after a visit to Muiderslot!

Lovely sandwiches - we ordered a chicken club, salmon and tuna. Cute and friendly waiter. Nice…read moreapple pie and coffee to top it all off. We enjoyed it very much.

First meal I Arnhem. And these guys nail the Euro-cation feel. Barbecue steak is one of the best…read moresteaks I have ever had. Prices are also very reasonable.