We arrived and we were greeted with an aperitif and an amuse-bouche. The atmosphere is intimate and…read morewarm and if you like French cuisine this is the place to go in Haarlem. I had the fish of the day (Cod) which was delicious. Desert was a grand dessert which was amazing. They are very food allergy conscious and able to cater to vegetarians. The wine was phenomenal and the service were also really good. Make reservations if you can as this is a small bistro and we noticed several parties were turned away as the restaurant was full by about 8pm.

My husband decided to make a lunch reservation at Ratatouille during our 22 hour layover at…read moreSchiphol airport, and we had such a wonderful experience there. The service, the food, the ability to see into the kitchen and watch as the dishes were being prepared...everything was great. My husband had the standard 3 course lunch special while I had the vegetarian version, and we were both very pleased. The three course menu actually had an extra course of several tiny appetizers before the first course, as well, which was an excellent tasting of different unique items. The ratatouille (main course for today's vegetarian lunch) was definitely my favorite, though!

In love with the food here. Everything they served tasted amazing. Service was professional and…read moredelightful. I also love how they are flexible with the menu if you happen to have any crazy food allergies.

I had a room at this bed and breakfast which is located right on Grote Markt. I selected it based…read moreon price, reviews, and location. The good: it was around 75 euro. Breakfast was excellent, and location was perfect for exploring Haarlem although it would not have mattered if I was a little off the Markt. The bad: The room is in the back with windows looking into a brick wall. Ear plugs are provided because anytime a door is opened or closed elsewhere in the BnB a huge noise is made. The restaurant is closed at night on Monday and Tuesday and we had to find a different restaurant for check in.

I have been there several times. I can assure you that the food is of good quality…read more Food isn't that expensive. Staff is friendly. Nice location with view on the "Grote Markt". I recommend this brasserie to others.

We dipped in here during a thunderstorm to have a snack and a drink. It's a lovely little place and…read morethe waiter was quick and friendly. We ordered sampler platter that came with spring rolls, kastengels, and bitterballen. The kastengels were delicious. Everything was good but those were my favorite.

This charming restaurant is a stones throw from De Grote and was a perfect stop as we explored…read moreHaarlem. This service was fast and friendly, and we loved sitting on the street. We had the Flammkuche Loraine and it was fantastic, very flavorful.

Exceptional Ambiance , food and service ! Great value ! Best fries we had on this trip ! Healthy…read moreoptions and indulgent options ! Cute neighborhood with shops.

The food was amazing! We got the scrambled egg sandwich, spicy chicken sandwich and a burger. Best…read moreof all... Parmesan truffle Fries! Our waitress Sophie was great!!

Very cool place and top food. The cocktails are great and so is the wine collection…read more Price is just right.

Made a reservation for 8 pm last night, which wasn't honored, despite being on the schedule. Very…read moredisappointing! This place has wonderful food and the ambiance is great. Learning the meaning of 'taking a reservation' versus 'keeping a reservation' (Jerry Seinfeld) needs improvement.

I LOVE an extravagant, late Saturday lunch, don't you? My visit to Colette was one of these…read more.. order a wine, get a starter, munch on the delicious pre-starter bread, indulge in a fantastic salad entree and just slowly enjoy it all. Mmmm... I ordered the french onion soup to start and it was almost perfect. Not too salty, just the right amount of Gruyere cheese and lovely dark bread chunks. Yum and very satisfying. Then I had a caesar salad that was also really delicious. I'm not an anchovy fan, and they were plentiful on this Ceasar, but I was able to work around it just fine and really enjoyed the salad with shavings of delicious Parmigian cheese and crunchy bits of bread. The wine was great and the atmosphere is nice. I really like the open kitchen at the back and the long bar in the center. The seating feels a little awkward, but maybe only at lunch when there aren't as many people filling the open spaces. I would definitely hit this French bistro-ish place again. Really good, not cheap but not ridiculously priced. A-Ok! Oh, and the service was good as well. Kudos Colette!