Awesome place to stop on a bike ride at the bottom of the legendary "Cauberg" in the center of…read moreValkenburg, owned by an ex-pro cyclist who knows everything about cycling. They serve delicious coffee and fresh homemade goodness, remember, what's gone is gone! My favorite, the "appeltaart" fresh from the oven, still warm! Also a big plus is that, when you're by bike, just take it inside!!! Also tools available, just in case you need to repair your bike. You can also shop for super quality bike clothing.

This place came highly recommended by the interwebs. Zoervleis is described as a sour beef stew…read morewhich sounds unappetizing, I thought it tasted like beef stew in a spiced barbecue sauce, somewhere between KC and NC style. The fries were nothing special but the main was a tasty intro to local food, with a side of apple sauce to clean the palate. Mandarin sorbet was tasty and not overly sweet. It has some floral notes, perhaps honey? A lot of things are decorated with this amusing drawing of a man and woman at dinner. The man is licking his plate while the woman is holding it up like a mirror. Inside is on the smaller side, though I may be comparing to American size. It does get kind of loud.

Highly recommended. We arrived around 1800 and it was packed. We waited for a table for a little…read morebit which was no problem since one of our party hadn't arrived yet. The staff ensured we had drinks and chatted with us as we waited. Over the next four plus hours we had an incredible time. The staff was very welcoming, and the food was fantastic. It's not very big but for our party of 4 that wasn't a problem and the seating was comfortable. Hope to go again the next time I'm in Maastricht.

It's a bar / restaurant but mostly bar. The menu offers a variety of different foods. Vegetarian or…read moreclassic Dutch it's all on the menu. The service is very casual and kind. The place is not very big , I think the maximum for eating would be 20 persons.the pea soup is very very good. It tastes like a good home made Dutch dish. It would be nice to see it on the menu with sausage and bread as a big dish instead of a starter or lunch. The main dishes where very good. The music was a 70s and 80s mix.

Funky place is the best way for me to describe it. They have a mish mash of tables and chairs to…read moresit at. It is an eclectic type of place that we found fun. There were reserved signs on some tables when no one was in there. It didn't seem like it got busy either so not sure who those were reserved for. They don't have a ton of food options here but I will say they have the beat pies I ate in Maastricht. Even better than the bakeries we visited. Whoever made them has hands of gold. Come relax and have a tea/coffee and pie here. Sooo good and inexpensive.

I had a really nice experience here, they have a roof terrace which is kind of hidden but lovely to…read moresit on. I did not have tea but they have a very large tea selection on their menu. I had a good cappuccino and the savory waffle with pulled chicken and dressing. The waffle was kind of cold and the seasoning of the pulled chicken was not the best but overall it was still good and a nice experience. Something you would not be able to eat at every restaurant. I would like to emphasize that it is quite cheap for what you get. I also tried some of their cookies and they taste amazing. So can highly recommend coming here for tea and cookies!

A local gem, I am sure. I love the menu board and that it clearly rotates daily. I love that our…read moreB&B owner just called over to check they were still open. The food was amazing and full of flavor. The menu was varied but seemed to stay true to the restaurant. Good beer, good food, what more do you really need in life? I got a local style stew and my husband got pork medallions with mushrooms. Both were decadent and more than enough food. I will think of this place when we are back home in NYC!