Extremely delicious dinner, enthusiastic staff and very pleasant location. I would recommend it…read morewithout any hesitation.

De Tippe is a really nice village restaurant. Abundant parking, indoor and outdoor seating (the…read morelatter equipped with comfortable tables and chairs with parasols), and very good service. The menu changes from time to time but we have found the food consistently good and nicely presented. There is always a fish and vegetarian option in the menu, as well as meats.

I went here with a friend from out of town and was pleasantly surprised! The waiter was…read moreknowledgeable about gluten free (glutenvrij), which was nice for me. I really liked the atmosphere, too. And most importantly, the food was delicious. Be sure to check out the rhubarb compote they have on the table.

This place came a long way! Used to visit this spot when I was in high-school in Heerenveen. Now it…read moreturned out to be a decent brunch spot in town! Great meat, good drinks, awesome outdoor patio :)

Best meals of our life. Had lunch, dinner and breakfast here and it was amazing. Never had a…read moretasting menu with this many courses. Each one more beautifully played and delicious than the nexts.

Two stars Michelin restaurant where the executive chef still cooks every day, and the restaurant…read moremade you feel like home and so comfortable! Amazing! "See, this called kitchen Ferrari stove, this is particularly good because ..." known as one of the best restaurants in the Netherlands, when Restaurant de Lindenhof chef Martin Martin Kruithof realized that my bf is also a chef, he passionately introduced his kitchen to us. Different from the general Michelin restaurant, after awarded two stars, chef Martin still cooks. They host guests to visit the kitchen from time to time, sit in the kitchen, and welcomes children to the restaurant, and all of these are intended to give guests a "Michelin cuisine, but to your feelings like home" feeling. As soon as we sat down, 7 courses free appetizers were served. Amazing! Seven! Some of them reminded us the day-to-day Dutch food but is just so delicious and well-made in fresh ingredients and skillful details. I love one that looks like Japanese hand roll - the raw fish on top was fresh and the style was so cute. The fried tomato on top of lemon ice cream was a surprise and I loved it! We selected 12 course "Martin's choice" and it came with duck, sweetbread, crab, beef, fish, and many more. The sweetbread tastes like Asian marinated sauces, which we loved it. The crab covered with sauces which was made as shaved iced. The ice which made with sauces melted in my mouth along with the fresh crab. Awesome. Duck liver was also very tasty even I usually don't eat duck liver. The lobster soup was very strong and you felt like eating a real lobster. Only small issue is that we got a small piece of crab shell on our plate. The coffee ice cream tiramisu was great. I personally think the lemon ice cream was too bitter but my bf loved it. We are so lucky and honored to visit Martin's kitchen and amazingly they only have 5 staff. So clean, so many different sauces from various countries, and chef Martin is so passionate and still experimenting new dishes using new ingredients. Of course, services was awesome. I think the executive chef/owner Martin was not working for winning Michelin. However, doing something he loves with passion and do it to the best, then the honor and awards came. I learned an amazing lesson tonight at this Michelin star restaurant.

Excellent food, small but nice wine list. Service is friendly, but a bit slow. Our group of 4 had…read morethe schnitzel, the rack of lamb, the cote de boeuff and the tournedos. These dishes come with fries and salad. The Tournedos was the best of all, excellent, and served medium rare. Wine sauce was lovely as well, pepper sauce was more creamy and not as intense peppery as we had expected. Note that the menu on the website needs updating!

Highly recommended - possibly the best meal in NL so far. Very good steak - I ordered mine…read more"Japanese" style, which I discovered means sliced with a sort of sauce - not sure I would order it that way again though it was tasty - the beef was of such quality I am looking forward to having it plain on my next visit. The decor is a funky collection of old church fixtures, religious statues - but nothing offensive IMO. Sides with every meal are a collection of salad, fried potatoes, and vegetables as typical of NL restaurants. With drinks and wine the tab can add up to some serious Euros - but well worth it. A great place to enjoy a night out with friends.

It doens't matter, how you reach Elahuizen on the southeast coast of Fluessen, wheter it is by…read morebile, car or boat - make sure to stop by de Nieuwe Melkfabriek. The Location itself is somewhat hidden, but if you stop near the Watersportcentrum, you'll spot the signs. There is a terrace on the harbour and a small restaurant upstairs. The restaurant features a cosy, rural interior, just on the border between rural and trendy. There are only four tables sitting 4-6 each. The menu is small, too, but contain quite a good choice of different dishes: Burger, Ribs, Soup, Salad, Fish (mussels) We had the XXL Burger, Mussels, a Cesar Salad and a spicy tomato soup - all fresh made and tasting really great. During daytime, there is a small menu of smaller dishes (pancakes, toasts, soups, frikandel, etc.) for the terrace. The price level is not the lowest. Main courses range from 15 to 25 EUR. But from my point of view is the money well spend!

Psssst......I'll let you in on a little secret. If you ever need to run from the law, go to…read moreStarvoren in Friesland. There are almost no people there and you can conveniently access the ocean which is a bonus if you have a get-away pirate ship. (Your pirate ship will blend in with all the other pirate ships so don't worry about being conspicuous). Every good running-from-the-law-pirate needs some good food and whisky to get them through the day. Well you are in bloody luck, Johnny Depp wannabe because there is the most random, but delicious, amazing, Scottish restaurant run by the nicest Dutch people you will ever meet in the sleepy town of Stavoren. The owners of De Koebrug get involved in every aspect from developing their own whisky concoctions, to locally sourcing a rich haggis made of meat and liver (good to know for those that get squeamish about too many organs). The whisky selection is enormous. Don't go getting all snobby about damn good whisky of their own! Now the food - fantastic! It's so creative while keeping to its Scottish roots, with a splash of Dutch for good measure. Think goat meat bitterballen, haggis spring rolls and pheasant terrine. We had excellent mains of horse and rib-eye . I know, I know, the same people that get sad about Bambi also get sad about Sea Biscuit but if you like to eat Bambi, try Sea Biscuit as well. The dessert was TO. DIE. FOR. I've eaten many a' sticky toffee pudding in my day but I have never had one as good as this. EVER. I'd describe the cheese board as a well rounded blend of Dutch and British cheese ranging from sweet, almost cheesecake-like to a deliciously musty Shropshire blue cheese. A great finish to the meal. We had a fantastic experience with food/drink/service from start to finish. Our reservation was at 7:30 and we didn't leave until after midnight. Unlike in Amsterdam, this drawn out dinner was by choice and not due to the typically slow service. We lingered on as long as they would have us - drinking whisky, coffee and listening to some great stories, sound business philosophy and anecdotes from the owner. I'd recommend getting here fast - word on the street is that they might be moving a bit further south since Stavoren doesn't have the volume of holiday makers it used to. Before then, if you feel like an random, off-the-beaten-path adventure up north for a day or two, go to Stavoren and be sure to visit De Koeburg!

After a walk through the city and along the beach we chose randomly this restaurant to have a beer…read moreor two. After entering we were really surprised how lovely and nice the rooms were decorated. As we only cam for drink we could chosse from the Whisky Lounge or thebig table in the corner where you felt like sitting in a scotsmans living room. We took the living room :-) The waiter was traditional dressed as a scotsman and war very friendly and has had a huge knowladge about what they have to offer. I was really surprised about the beers they have to offer and as I promised to my self never to drink a Heineken in the Netherlands ( :-) ) I went for the Gordon Scoth Ale and as I went home I orderes it online, as this was the best Ale I ever had! Good choise folks, good choise. After the Ale I needed to taks Whisky as the have had the largest list ever. In a price range from around 5 € up to 25 € per shot you can find scottish whiskys from all areans in Scotland. Really good idea and I was completly satisfied after my choise of Whisky. All after all, Great Idea and keep up with this, you're doing a great job!