Now we're talking raspberries! The raspberry-coconut pie of Raspberry Maxx has a thick coating of…read moresweet-sour raspberry jam sprinkled with grated coconut. Underneath you'll find a paste of pure coconut and a bottom of chocolate tart. No wonder, this is the bestseller of this organic raspberry nursery that can do miracles with raspberries. Raspberries are grown from June till October, but a passionate team makes pink creations the whole year around. Raspberry dressings, raspberry mustard, raspberry granola, raspberry cheesecake. Just name it! You can buy these products in the store in Meijel (a village between Eindhoven and Venlo), online or on food markets all over The Netherlands. Every Saturday Raspberry Maxx has a stall on the organic farmers market at the Nieuwmarkt, in the middle of The Red Light District and Chinatown. A small but lively market selling cheeses, mushrooms, bread and flowers. Have a stroll and start your weekend peacefully.

A little kiosk serving inexpensive fries, hamburgers and hotdogs next to a church where Rembrandt…read moreis buried. Fries are decent and piping hot. If you don't burn your tongues, you'll be ready to continue exploring - Ann Frank's museum is only a few blocks away.

In search of the famous Dutch fries with mayo we stumbled upon this little kiosk after our walking…read moretour of the city ended nearby. The fries were crispy & not greasy, made fresh to order. Interesting that it is served with mayo and not ketchup (but it is offered on the menu). Ketchup must be considered more of an American condiment here in Amsterdam. Fresh, hot and perfectly salted served in a paper cone with the equivalent of 2 tablespoons of mayo...not nearly enough, but that is if you like the taste of mayo on your fries and we did. We sat on the bench nearby and enjoyed our fries in the warm sun.

Visiting Alkmaar for a few days, came across this gem of a place. Originally a cigar manufactory,…read moreits interior is simple and easy going, and it feels relaxed. As there are not many tables reserving a table may be advisable. My choice of diner did not disappoint: the Rendang was simply devine; I can definitely recommend it. Next to it I enjoyed the nice local beer, which made it even better. If I recommend Vers? Most definitely I do!

Without a doubt the best Indian food I have tasted outside India. My compliments. The Chicken Korma…read moreis heaven, as are many other dishes. I would reccommend this restaurant to both indian food lovers and to those who are still unfamiliar with currys. The different dishes are clearly marked from mild to extra spicy but if you still cant decide, just ask. The staffs knowledge is amazing.

Stumbled into this place today with my friend, and... Woah. The food was amazing, the vibe was…read moreamazing, service was really great and the people were really friendly! Highly recommend the sweet potato burger - vegan/vegetarian and they had a PRETZEL BUN which was pure genius! Everything fresh and cooked on the spot to perfection! Love love love, 10/10, will definitely be returning!

We jumped there as per guide recommendation and Woah! The food is AMAZING! The chicken melt and the…read moreSalmon sandwich taste really good. You can feel the freshness! The food is homemade for sure.

The atmosphere has a good vibe. We went to help celebrate a birthday and the food was delicious…read more Portions are consistent with FR expectations so we did not leaving feeling too full, which is nice. Good service and friendly, efficient staff.

FFF is a great place to hang out and socialize with a refreshing drink and delicious food no matter…read morethe weather. There are lots of tables and comfortable Adirondack chairs out front as well as large cement blocks right by the water to sit on. There is plenty of space for large groups, as well as cozy areas for a twosome. Inside, FFF is basically a warehouse with food stalls, long tables, a brewery and bookstore. One of the most popular things to order here is called a Plank, which is basically a wooden board that they fill with meats, cheeses, tomatensoep, and other bites from a few of the vendors there. You can order them from the stand at the entrance. We stopped in once on a Sunday during brunch time, and almost everyone had a Plank of their own. Our absolute favorite part of this place is that we can enjoy the best cider in the world here; Lightship Cider. Do yourself a favor and get one. It's crisp, fresh, and flavorful. I'm obsessed. Fenix Food Factory is a must-go if in Rotterdam!

Great variety of soups! Both of the soups we got were super tasty (lentil soup and Brazilian (?)…read morebean soup). We also got two quiches (goat cheese and mushroom?) which were really soft and flaky. Not a lot of seating, we ended up walking a little down the road to sit on a bench on the bridge and eat. Good selection for a variety of dietary needs as well!

Came here for lunch. Seems they always have a smallish line. They offer salad and soups but soups…read moreare their main speciality. By 2 pm they had 4 different kinds of soups left. I opted for lentil soup. It was tasty but tasted like i expected nothing special. Really really overpriced though with 8 for a medium. Nothing else comes with the soup. They charge for bread.