Very good reception we were here for lunch. Asparagus with a lovely sashimi style smoked salmon…read more The amuses were well chosen, The main course (Sole Meunière) excellent! No dessert do cannot judge. Service excellent!

From the owner: Onze missie , huiskamer gevoel creëeren in het centrum van bergen op zoom met mooie producten…read more Voor overdag en de avond

This review has been a long time coming but i ate at the Zwaan restaurant way back in 1973 ! While…read moreworking with a company called Euroscreen. Truly the best steak i have ever been served. From the UK Etten-Leur was a frequent place to stay while testing out 3D cameras and De Zwaan was a regular place to eat fine meals during our stay.

My favorite restaurant all times. We got the 9 course with wine. Excellent! Some people think this…read moreis a old fashioned restaurant, but the ambiance, food, wine and service will blow that argument far away. Gr Daniel

This is definitely a locals place. I was definitely the only non Dutch speaker here. No English…read moremenus, not even the website. But being in a town with a hospitality school and a rec from one of said school's participants made me go for it. THey also have a nod from the Michelin guide if you care about such things, for solid cooking. It's not particularly Dutch in tradition, lot's of choices from all over Europe, very well executed. I guess having been exposed to enough Danish, the Germanic rooted language crossover actually allowed me to somewhat read the menu without too much help. Now if I could just actually speak it! had hte scallops to start, the local steak and then a set of Dutch/Belgian and French cheeses. I got to talking to the wife who runs the front while her husband the chef is running the kitchen. The building was an old printing press from the earlier 1900s...it's a crazy beautiful space. It's obviously been modernized inside but everything around the core of the town is super historic and that adds to the charm of the area in general. Great local ingredients, solid cooking and a charming staff and environment. 4.3 stars

Thanks to the countrywide proliferation of fast-casual restaurants like Panera, Americans have been…read moreable to participate in the form that is the European bakery and cafe. Not to be outdone at their own cuisine, Europeans have been franchising much closer approximations, and some, like Le Pain Quotidien, have even been making their way across the pond. Delifrance is of this form. If it weren't for their beautifully graphic-designed menu, I wouldn't have suspected this location of being chain. The space is cozy and the staff personal and friendly. They have soups, salads, sandwiches, breads, pastries, coffees, and even some more elaborate dishes. For us, the salad was a welcome supplement to our diet, which had up until this point been heavy on the Greek fast food which is common to the area. The salad was vegetable-heavy, had plenty of dressing, and was accompanied by fresh bread and butter.

Excellent food at very reasonable prices. The seasonal menu (3/4/5 courses) is highly recommended…read moreand is extremely competitively priced. A la carte options are also available. Stylish interior, wonderful service, great sommelier. The menu showcases the typically modern kitchen with wonderfully designed plates where there is a lot going on but as we've come to expect from this kind of gastronomic cooking it all works. A refined and consistently high-quality menu that still offers very reasonable portions. You won't leave hungry with "just" the three course menu. I rarely give full marks in my reviews but I can't think of a single thing that should be improved. A wonderful experience and worth a detour if you're ever in the area.