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Lovely place! We first had lunch inside and when we arrived back in Delft we had to go have…read moredessert and cappuccinos! Everyone there was so friendly! Kept very clean and the food fresh and tasty! Nice vino as well! It is our new favorite place!!

Such a cute Italian restaurant in Delft by the church. The staff here are very friendly and…read morewelcoming. I highly recommend the hot chocolate with whipped cream. One of the best hot chocolates I've had here in the Netherlands. It's extremely rich in chocolate and delicious. For my entree I had the Orecchiette al Radicchio pasta. It was good but I was expecting it to have more of a cheesier taste since it has gorgonzola in the ingredients. It didn't have much of that cheesey taste. Other then that everything was great!

Wonderful food, wonderful service and great atmosphere! The owner was incredibly attentive and kindread more

Ooooh, my, their sandwiches are good! The bread is great, including the baguettes which are…read moreprobably as good as I've had in Paris. The meats and cheeses are top quality and sliced to order. The Palermo sandwich, which I had on a baguette, was sublime with spiciness. Beware though - they may close early on slow days. I went back at 4:40 the same day and everything was cleaned up and put away. Or, it could just be a European thing that closing at 5 means that's when it's locked up and they're going home. But the guy there was nice and made me a nice Caprese since that sandwich didn't require using the slicer which had already been cleaned. It was outstanding too! It's right by the Hotel Des Indes and the Escher museum. I'm here in The Hague for two more days - I'm lucky I found this place on my 1st day!

We wanted to find somewhere to eat within a short walk of the Museumplein as we had 1:15 p.m…read more tickets for the Rijksmuseum. My wife located this place and we met up with our daughter there after she dropped off her rented bike nearby. If you walk to the far end of the park from the Rijksmuseum and turn left at the street that borders the park there, the restaurant is about 2 blocks along there. You enter into a small waiting area and proceed between 2 counters. The best way I can describe the process is that it was like an ice cream shop in the U.S. They had glass displays showing what was available for meals - varieties of pasta, etc. You could select from those, or I think they had salads also. You place your order and then grab a table. A server will bring the food out when it is ready. Seating was a bit limited, so there could be a wait for a table. We arrived just before they got busy, though. They have about 5 or 6 small tables on the ground floor. If those are full, a fallback option is to ascend the spiral stairs up to a low-ceilinged loft. This is where we ate. The chairs here were fine but the tables were quite small - almost like a high coffee table. It wasn't hard to eat off these, just a bit different than usual. Also, if you are much over 6 feet tall, the ceilings will require caution. They can probably accommodate another 3 - 4 small parties up there. Everyone liked their food, which definitely had that 'prepared fresh' vibe. I got the pasta and had no trouble finishing it. I'd definitely consider eating here again were I back in the area.

We wanted a quiet small dinner, no complications 1 Veg, 1 Carnivore. Renzo's was great. We picked…read morefrom the deli counter, heating optional. Delicious selections. Mostly semi Italian deli items. I had ravioli, stuffed mushroom, roasted veggies, rocket and generous parmigiana sprinkling. They have tables so we could eat there. Small place, hard working, cool looking deserts (skipped because we had stuff back at the hotel.). I think they may have had table service upstairs, call and ask if that's your requirement. Lovely neighborhood small deli.

Woke up early enough to spend a good hour here before heading to our first event of the day. We…read moreordered a cortado and a matcha latte and then an oatmeal cranberry cookie to share (the samples up front enticed us). The one staff person was welcoming and helpful. It was fun sitting at the counter, my husband reading and me trying to catch up on Yelp. People watching was great from that large window--so many people were commuting to school and work by bicycle--it seemed like 5 times as many bikes as cars, which is brilliant. Later ax we walked around, we noticed other Stach cafes around, but this one seems the roomiest and most hospitable and the others most suited for take away.

It was almost time to head to the train station to catch a ride to Brussels but first we needed to…read morestop and grab some drinks and a snack, and that's where Stach Food came and saved the day. This small little shop offers all kinds of baked goods, candy, chips, bottled beverages, coffee, tea, and even some ice cream (although the flavours weren't anything that I currently wanted). The staff here was super nice and we ended up picking up multiple drinks, snacks, and the reason I'm mostly writing this little review, the big fluffy cookie I couldn't walk away from at the counter. This chocolate chip cookie was soft and crunchy at the same time, you know, the way a perfect cookie is, and it was delicious. Overall, Stach Foods is a clutch spot to stop at for a baked good and a drink and if you like fruity soft serve flavours, you gotta give those a try too.

Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read moreLocation 5/5 I try not to give out too many 5-star reviews, but I wish I could give this place 6 stars. I discovered this place accidentally on my first trip to Amsterdam, but I've made it a point to revisit it every time since. The cheese is unbelievable, but the best part is that they have samples of EVERYTHING out for you to try. It's a tiny tiny tiny store, but packed with so much variety and quality that you'll never want to leave. I love to come here, pick a sandwich (my favorite is a warmed up Vintage, but the brie sandwiches are also all pretty good), try the samples while I'm waiting for my sandwich to be ready, and then take the sandwich to go as I continue to stroll around the canals. This place is pretty nostalgic, but I think it's rather objectively a true gem of Amsterdam. It's right next to the church by the red light district, which is a super close walk from Centraal Station. tl;dr -- do yourself a favor and pay this deli a visit. or two!

Come here. Sample…read morethe cheeses. Buy a bread product. Eat it on the canal. Die happy. But really, the truffle cheeses are the stuff of dreams.

My boyfriend and I had just left the Anne Frank House in search of something quick and delicious…read morefor lunch. We wandered the streets for a while until finally seeing a bright yellow sign down the street that said "Hot Crispy Bacon" - we were sold. The man behind the counter didn't speak great English and we didn't know exactly how to order, but we told him we wanted some bacon and he understood perfectly! We are not picky people at all, so we were totally fine with how he selected our bread, meat (in addition to the bacon), cheese, and sauce to make two absolutuely delicious sandwiches for us. What made it even better was that the total cost for both of us was less then 10 euros - totally worth it. If we ever find ourselves in Amsterdam again, we will be coming back!

Great sandwiches with a wide selection of meats and cheeses. The prices are low as well, being off…read morethe tourist path. I would try the pepper salami sandwich or the chicken with cheese. See the pictures for the menu. Edit: Sorry if the menu items are not legible. Yelp seems to have compressed the photo too much.

Typical gracious hospitality you'll find in Amsterdam but the location, cute patio that overlooks a…read morebusy canal and fresh bakery make this little corner gem a must visit for breakfast or lunch in Amsterdam. Came here 3 times, Tuna Melt, mackerel sandwich, buffalo mozz and veggie all just amazing and you cannot miss with any of the bread options. It's small and fills up but they move fast so stop in early if possible.

AMAZING!! I'm so happy I found this place, we ended up coming back twice! This little place is…read moresmall on the inside, but they do have an upstairs as well. The windows are lined with fresh pastries and baked goods. Delish!! They have a tiny patio with 3 tables that is right over the canal! Luckily we got to sit there and people watch, while enjoying our breakfast. Coffees were amazing. Baked goods, so fresh and delicious. We ended up eating some sandwich's as well, tuna melt was excellent. The have homemade jams which we took some home with us! Overall this place was a perfect breakfast/lunch spot

A Turkish grocery store in Lombok? Wat leuk!…read more I come here a couple times per week and I really like this place. It must have the best selection of spices and grocery type stuff on Kanaalstraat. They have an extremely large deli area where you can buy dolmas, hummus, olives and other stuff by weight - and it's excellent. They always seem to have a good variety of produce and prices are reasonable. It's not the cheapest on the street, but it's worth it. They do NOT have a butcher counter like most other stores, and they are not open as late as the other vendors .

I love this shop. Ever since we moved to the Netherlands and my father found the Kanaalstraat, he's…read morebeen dragging me there. Yes, dragging, I don't really find Kanaalstraat all too interesting. We used to have a few shops that we frequented that have now gone that I didn't mind going to. But this shop, this one I even volunteer to go to! My dad loves to find some of the stuff that we buy in Israel and can't usually get here and quite frankly, I do too! I must say that the shop has lost a little bit of it's charm with the redecorating they did last year, but it does look a lot neater and it means more room for the gigantic assortment of nuts they added, including chocolate covered nuts. Mmm... Other than that, the shop has a nice array of cheeses, high quality fresh produce, lovely snacks and ingredients that you just can't get at a Dutch store and also a lot of different pasta's, pulses and sweets. The only thing I can't quite figure out is why the store is called Perse Polis and it says to be a Persian grocery store. My dad being a chatty Cathy of course knows his vendors and these guys are Iranian! Oh well, I'm not sure it's even a mystery that I want to solve. ;)

Welcoming place for a coffee. Plenty of tables, easy WiFi. Pleasant service…read more It's in the walkable only area, so you'll park and walk. Menu with plenty of bagel options, from breakfast to lunch bagels.

This place was perfect....I miss it every single day! One love!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously. Sundried…read moretomato BLT for dayyssssp