I am often asked how do I find the places I go....there are several ways. One of them led us to…read moreD'Artagnan and we were not disappointed. We had originally headed to the local family-run Bar Frape but were distressed to find it shuttered. Perhaps because they closed at 2000 and we were there shortly thereafter. Looking south along the river we spotted tables and chairs on the sidewalk so we headed in that direction. What we found was a trendy (and empty) bar that was obviously serving up what we were NOT looking for. That's when we spotted across the street what appeared to be a Eetcafe but upon further inspection found a joint billing itself as a Grand Cafe. Now, typically we steer away from Grand Cafes since our desire to impress is less than at times it should be. We have found Grand Cafes to not have any better food than Eetcafes and usually at twice the price. However, we decided to go outside our box and give it a try....and we are glad we did. Inside the D'Artagnan resembled more an Eetcafe than a Grand. While there was much more spit and polish than most Eets the atmosphere was that warm, comfy gezellig the Dutch are so wild about. We were looking for refreshment and a snack and ended up finding our favorite Dutch gin (2VC) which right then and there told us we were putting the rest of our evening on hold. We ordered the bouillabaisse and the anti pasta. Both excellent choices and between the both of us we could not finish. The bouillabaisse contained succulent portions of langostinos in a delicate seafood/tomato broth. The cheese bread on top was less a compliment than what was intended but good nonetheless. The anti pasta included ham, proscuitto, salami and pepperoni. Plus bread, olives, salad and scrumptious garlic mushrooms. With the exception of the pepperoni which was mealy, it was a great sampler. If you are not familiar with gezellig (gezelligheid) then you need to look it up or better, hang out here for an hour.... We will return.

The place is now called Cabaret Douze, but the ambiance, the service and the food is still amazing!…read moreAte here twice the last few days and the price/quality is simply outstanding. Also worth mentioning is the background music: just love it! Will be back here for sure.

My favorite restaurant perhaps ever. Beautiful location. Beautiful old restaurant celebrating 18…read moreyears this year. We had a 4 course meal with additional appetizer course. The combination of flavors was exquisite. I will definitely come back some day.

Highly recommend for tourists and locals. Both Dutch and English spoken here with menus in both…read morelanguages as well. We selected the 4 course prix fixe with wine pairings. She presents two types of bread--which you will need with all of the beautiful wines... My favorite course was the rabbit in plums and the creamy leek soup. All the pairings were well thought out. The menu has a pretty good variety and wines by the glass and bottles have suggested courses which takes alot of the guess work out of it. Dessert was lovely and the tea presentation is exquisite. She brought out a little tray of star chocolates(representative of Maastrict) at the end of the meal which was charming. The host, Annalise, is friendly and warm. I could not think of a better place for a special dinner in Maastrict - simply excellent start to finish. She also called us a taxi so we wouldn't have to walk 20 min back to the hotel. I would come back to Maastrict just so I can eat here again!

Wat een fijn restaurant. Uitgebreide kaart, goede kwaliteit eten en een zeer fijne bediening…read more Als de zon schijnt is er een gezellig terras waar je gerust een paar wijntjes kan gaan nuttigen. Zeker een aanrader als in de buurt bent of als je een reden zoekt om in de buurt te zijn.

1910 Restaurant was unusual for a European restaurant, since it was extremely spacious and…read morecomfortable. Good place for a date. Modern art on the walls, clean lines, friendly service as well. It's a bit pricey, but it's OK for a business trip ;) The food was excellent and the service was prompt.

Fabulous choice for dinner. Very cozy dining room on a quiet side street…read more The service is super friendly, menu not in English but our very nice waiter explained what was needed. The food was exceptional, reservations a must.

Indeed rowdys comments are just perfect…read more The Chef of the reddende Engel is giving outstanding JOY- to all of his guests!!! My personal favorite Rosemary Sorbet We call it Gaumensex in Germany

Brasserie van den Berg serves fine dining for the casual eater. The candle lit atmosphere and…read moreservice are relaxing at dusk. English and Dutch are on the succinct menu, and the food tastes real fresh. A taste from the 'menu du jour' (menu of the day) is a good way to sample the cuisine here.

Michelin stars is like playing champions league, Gault Millaut is like uefa or a top competition in…read moreEurope. This place doesn't own a star, but it definitely plays UEFA. It's not located in the centre, however it has a unique stylish place, quite and connected to local flora ;) Staff is friendly not to pushy I like that. Definitely a place for my next business lunch!!

A good restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere established in a very old building. I'd enjoy my…read moreentree and the saddle of hare. The Crème Brûlée was a bit to strong in my opinion. Overall i would recommend this place for its great location, nice people and good food.

I booked this via mail, quick and flawless. It's an old building with a lot of character, you can…read morego here for a Quick bite or a full meal. I went with some friends on a Saturday night. Enjoyed the main course which was hare back fillet. Since i'm not quite the vegetarian of the bunch, I would have preferred a little less vegetables on my plate. On the other hand the little pear served i think only in game season was very tasty. Overall a good bang for your buck. I endorse Arnoud T's pictures.