A wonderful meal. We had a multi-course meal here that included some of the best food we had…read moreduring our entire trip to Europe. Wonderful soup and appetizer, and a baked cod dish that was done to perfection. The wines were great too.

Over the course of two months, I think I came to this restaurant about five times. It might be my…read morefavorite in Groningen. There are three floors. When you make the reservation (and you really should make a reservation), you choose where you want to dine. The menu also differs, depending on where you sit. On the ground floor, that's the restaurant. I've dined there the most. I love trying their cocktails and their bitterballen aren't that bad. You almost can't go wrong with the dish that you choose; they also change and rotate so it might already be a different menu. I sat upstairs once. It was a small plates sharing menu with more cocktails to try! In other words, it was a more extensive cocktail menu. Every time I've been the food and the cocktails have been excellent. They also have beer in case you just want to do that. The decor is fun and quirky with an Indiana Jones/Jungle Cruise flavor. I would highly recommend getting a reservation if you're in Groningen.

ik kreeg gewoon gratis koffie refill zonder te vragen vond ik super chill want ik was nog half…read moreslaperig haha. koffie sterk maar niet bitter en kwam snel. bediening relaxed en niet opdringerig. plek zelf wat rumoerig maar wel gezellig veel planten ook. ik bleef langer hangen dan ik dacht

This is an Asian restaurant on the main tourist square. I am told they have good hot pot but since…read morethere were only two of us, we ordered soup and dim sum (for dinner, I know, but it was available). The beer was large, so that was nice. The Singha beer is from the bottle. The won ton soup was standard. The shrimp dumplings (ha kow) were also standard. The item labeled as spring rolls were triangular but still good. The ambiance in the restaurant is pleasant and there were a good amount of customers there on a weeknight. I would come back to try their larger menu items.

Pretty average Chinese restaurant with some Vietnamese food, which is not very Vietnamese but more…read moreChinese. If you like Chinese food, it's "okay", if you expect good Vietnamese food, you might be disappointed. However, service was nice, friendly and fast.

Here in town for work and our colleague recommended going here for dinner. It is in the town…read morecenter, along the main road where there is street parking available so we parked right in front and walked in. Greeted and professionally hosted, we sat down and they brought me a menu in English so I could read it. The menu was extensive, from steaks to Greek and Mediterranean, to traditional German. I skipped appetizers but my colleagues ate the baked feta with bread and the other had the prawns with herb butter. Both dishes looked so good. I went with the onion soup- really well done, not too salty, and piping hot, just the way soup should be served. With my dinner I had a glass of Riesling, dry and sweet but not excessively sweet. I ordered the schnitzel, that first came with a house salad. Sides was a small tomato rice, also came with fries and a sauce (I chose hollandaise which had mushrooms but I dug around those). I destroyed my plate. Didn't finish the fries, I was too full. They provided a small traditional drink at the end of the meal, which was a beautiful touch. Support small owned businesses! This one is an absolute gem.

Cute little restaurant with hearty food, robust portions and an encyclopedic menu bursting with…read moreEuropean flair. The service was very diligent and the food was very tasty and meticulously executed. Most dishes include a salad as appetizer.

I happened upon this restaurant while taking a stroll to find something different. I have always…read morewanted to try Thai food, but simply never had. I often thought the food might be too spicy. As apart of my study abroad experience I have decided to try new things. I am so happy that I did. This is a fabulous restaurant, small yet chic. I would have to say this restaurant would be perfect for date night. The dining area is large with elegant lighting and decor. Floor to ceiling windows gives this restaurant a New York City vibe, so I would say it doubles as a nice spot for people watching. The food was fantastic. As this was my first time I decided to go small. I ordered Piek Kai (marinated chicken wings), and Tom Yum Kai (a Thai version of chicken soup). These items were flavorful with just the right amount of spice. Neither over cooked nor under cooked, the chicken was crispy and delicious. I also feel the prices were very reasonable. My order came to 12,20 euros. Not bad at all for a soup and an appetizer. I would have given this restaurant five stars had I not have had to pay for a to go bag. Evidently this is a running theme in the Netherlands; one is charged for a bag in a number of stores. I would advise bringing your own bag if taking food to go.

Loved the food, especially the appetizers although I wish they had different sauces with them other…read morethan the typical sweet chili. Nice ambiance and staff, had a great date night.