This was an awesome experience: very good service, you just know everything is made with love…read more We've had the fish and chips which was freshly made and very good, and eggs with vegetables - you can chose between scrambled, sunny side up, omelette and various vegetables, bacon, cheese etc. It was plenty (and for a very reasonable price), otherwise I'd have tried the freshly baked scones, hopefully next time!

Really nice British style breakfast with reasonable prices. Their scones are delicious and the…read moreportions are well-sized. Make reservations in advance for the weekend.

In my continuous search for yummy cheesecake in the Netherlands, I made the trek to Cheesecake…read moreCompany in Den Haag. The owner is American, everything is baked fresh in-store, and they use cream cheese! They have a nice selection of interesting cheesecake flavors, such as strawberry, raspberry lime, dreamsicle, Bailey's Irish cream. We had the dreamsicle and classic Philly cheesecake. It was everything a slice of NY cheesecake should be, creamy filling with a bit of tartness and a delicious graham cracker crust. At around 4 euros for a slice, it is kind of expensive but you're not going to get another slice of better NY cheesecake unless you fly to New York. Food: 5/5 Best NY cheesecake you'll find on this side of the Altlantic. Atmosphere: 4/5 Cute cafe feel, there is outdoor seating and also free WiFi (password: cheesecake). Value: 3/5 At 4 euros for a slice, it is kind of expensive but is a great choice for a guilty pleasure.

Best cheesecake in The Netherlands. Love the cheesecake on a stick and some of the amazing flavour…read morecombinations on offer. Well priced and well worth the trip!

Drawing customers near Amsterdam's Red Light District since 1979 anyone who claims Rene's…read moreCroissanterie is not a tourist trap has probably spent too long in a Coffee Shop, the combination of late hours and fair prices universally popular while high volume assures items are mostly fresh. An ambitious line-up, everything from Sausage Rolls to Churros plus made-to-order Crepes available via touch-screen ordering, limited seating sees most guests dining in the streets outside where people watching proves highly entertaining. Not remotely artisan, more so Street Food made with a little more care than elsewhere in De Wallen, Rene's Stroopwafel comes topped for €10 and proves just average while the Liege Waffle is properly made with Pearl Sugar within but a bit too sweet thanks to added Confectioner's Sugar on top.

The ham Croissant was soggy with one piece of Ham. The display is awesome, The bakery is medium…read moregood.

It was freezing cold with long line, but that didn't stop us from waiting…read more Thank goodness the line moves fast as everyone had their apple pies and moved on. Plain Apple Pie - 5 stars With fresh whipped cream 5 stars plus Cappuccino 3 1/2 stars Coffee 3 1/3 stars Service 4 stars Ambiance 4 stars The pie? Yes, it's really worth it!

Winkel 43 is supposedly the place to go for Dutch apple pie. It was busy when we arrived but we…read morewere seared right away. The service was unremarkable and servers were unfriendly. The pie itself was dry and not as flavorful as the other places we tried. I appreciated that the pie wasn't sweet and served at room temperature and that a slice with canned whipped cream and a coffee was only €9 but that's where it ends. I would not recommend making a special trip here and opt for a bar who serves apple pie.

I love this place! They had a large selection or waffles, crepes, ice cream, cookie dough, and…read moredrinks. The server was very nice and the food was fantastic! The menu was easy to read. The location was good and easy to get to, very convenient if you are headed to the train station. My daughter and husband had crepes and I had a waffle. They came with ice cream to match the flavor you chose and it was delicious. I would recommend going here if you in the mood for some sweets!

Nice Taiwanesse restaurant. They have a varieties of soup…read moreand complements. Go for the beef/pork soup which is really tasty (according to my chinesse friend). You can also ask for snacks(I recomend the polsticker and fried sweet potato) and bubble tea. They also some selection of desserts. Location is very close to central station and to the center of the city.

Holland's first cookie dough bar! I read about it in the newspaper a few weeks back and today I…read morefound myself in Rotterdam so thought I'd give it a try. They have about 4 or 5 different types of cookie dough, and then all sorts of toppings and sauce you can add on top as well as ice cream for those warm summer days. I decided to go for the classic plain 'Baker's Dough' with white and dark chocolate chips added. Because you really can't go wrong with chocolate chip cookie dough! I got a medium because while I was in the line I thought the scoops of dough looked kind of small, but actually because the dough is so rich I really regretted it! I should have gotten a small, because it was pretty hard to get through the medium. But I persevered because I paid €4 for that dough! Overall, if you're a fan of cookie dough, I recommend Baker's Dough. Looking forward to trying all their different kinds of dough in the year to come ;)

The shop was decorated cute. Unfortunately, it didn't have the number of cookie dough choices as I…read moreexpected..only 4 types. I guess this place is good for a coffee but not as a cookie dough shop. They had some nice toppings to go on the dough, plus one could have ice cream too. My husband had the small scoop of red velvet, but unfortunately didn't feel well after eating it. I shared the small chocolate scoop with fresh strawberries and it tasted good. If you are expecting a cookie dough bar/cafe like they have in the USA you will be disappointed. We came from out of town to check it out, but I can't say that I will return again unless I'm already in the neighborhood shopping or visiting. Good luck with your new business. I advise you to add more flavors.

I ordered a pumpkin pie for Halloween, and it was delicious! The filling and the crust were…read moreexcellent. As good as my mother used to make, made from real pumpkins (not just the canned filling I usually use). Julie was very responsive and easy to deal with in arranging delivery of the pie. I will definitely use her again!

Great for American ex-pats living in the Netherlands to get a taste of home! We shipped cookies to…read morea friend studying abroad in the Netherlands. Julie was great at communicating with us on when they would be delivered, which was a relief given that we had never sent mail in the Netherlands before. The friend also really enjoyed the treats!

Situated in the wonderful, cosy part of Haarlem, you're almost lured inside this place with the…read morefancy appetizing name. The interior is dimly lit, somewhat hipster, and smells of beertjes. For a place called dessertbar, they really don't excel in desserts, though. I tried the chocolate cake, which was served in abundance, but it was downright stale. When I remarked casually, the not-so-friendly hostess mentioned that the cake is only baked every once in a while. Thanks for not mentioning this while I ordered my once a week sweet delight (just kidding, I eat cakes for breakfast). Overall, the drinks selection is small, but prices average. It could be a good spot to look at passers-by outside or meet up with friends. Just don't try the desserts.

The Dessert Bar has a fantastic, cozy location just south of Grote Markt, and has the logo and…read moreimage to lure people in for a range of delicious desserts and sweet drinks, like mixers and sweet wines and scotch, right? Kinda WRONG!! They have three or so dessert options, none of which are appropriately unique or fancy for a place called Dessert Bar (stale chocolate cake for one). And the drinks are minimal as well. I ordered the orange ice creamy drink - can't remember what it's called - and it was decent, but everyone else at the table had some trouble finding something special. Stocking Jack Daniels and cheap Port just is not good enough! Feels more like a The Average Bar than The Dessert Bar. :(