This restaurant sits at the base of the Wilhelminatoren named after the Queen Wilhelmina of the…read moreNetherlands. It offers a view of the valley below. It is near Drielandpunt. The area at which three countries, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, meet at one point which is also near the highest point in the Netherlands, a dizzying 372.5 meters elevation above sea level. The restaurant offers an extensive array of foods for breakfast, lunch or dinner. They feature the steak or fish on a hot stone dish. The hot stone cooks the meat or fish right in front of you. They cater as well as provide coffee and dessert if that is all you choose. Being with a fairly large group I got to see several dishes. The burger was good sized and looked delicious. There was a salad with pieces of cooked pork. I had the fish & chips. The fish was excellent. They also have a very nice selection of wine and beers. I saw the steak on a stone. It smelled delicious. The service was good and the prices were reasonable. The decor was a comfortable modern design that could accommodate large groups or smaller intimate parties. There was also an outside area where you could dine. They were very accommodating in allowing the many of us to pay separately with a pin card, credit card or cash.They are open from 10:00 to 20:00. In addition they are dog friendly.

This place is a tourist trap, but given the views that this restaurant provides, it's perfectly…read moreacceptable to eat here. I had some peanut butter sauce kabob which was decent, and a salmon dish that was just okay. The fries were kind of soggy, but they were good enough. At least they have beer on tap here, mostly consisting of the Leffe beers (owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev). I've uploaded a menu for you to see. Anyway, not a bad stop if you really need a bite to eat before traveling on to see the 3 country border (Germany, Belgium, Netherlands). 3 stars.

Let's face it, this place is a bit disappointing. The surroundings are interesting, there's a nice…read morepoint of view when you climb the tower, you can even see the (former) higher point of Netherlands. The dining room is nicely decorated, in a modern ski chalet style. And it gives onto the valley, very nice spot especially in summer. The menu is short but even with a limited choice of product offered, it looks and tastes like frozen food. The service is warm but a bit slow. And portions are a bit light. So to conclude, the place is nice but you can skip lunch and just have a snack.

The best meal I've ever had in Germany. And yes, I've had many. This french restaurant has it all -…read morequaint upscale atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff and an always evolving menu that hits all the right notes from apps and craft cocktails to dessert. I honestly cannot say enough great things about our dining experience - first visit was a group of 8 in the main dining, and it was so good 2 of us came back and ate at the bar a few nights later. Both dinners were exceptional. The raw oysters were amazing - we had a few "experts" from the US northeast claim they were better than anything thy had had in new england. I had the rigatoni with venison bolognese twice it was that good. Beet and goat cheese salad was a perfect starter. The famous apple tart to top it off.

Highly overpriced! This restaurant is trying to be recognized as an upscale place, but only because…read moreof its prices. The waters are friendly and polite. But a very limited menu. Just flat flavor. Have those other positive reviewers ever experienced other terrific places?

First meal in Germany and it was really delicious! The food was really well cooked and the service…read morewas great. The waiter was helpful and funny!

Expensive. Schnitzel with champion-Rahmsoße, Pommes, and a side salad is 20 euros. I thought that…read morewas a little excessive. Food isn't bad, but I've had much better for less $$$. Server was awesome. No soap in the ladies room. I've let one of the employees there know, and she just looked at me and said she'll pass it along. Cool!

Wonderful update castle in Dutch countryside. They have an excellent restaurant on site and 12…read morerooms themed after the months of the year. The staff is very hospitable and friendly. You can walk their gardens or enjoy a hot drink out on the grounds. The chef is very creative and the quality and presentation of their dishes is outstanding, even for European cuisine. Had scallops, lamb, liver pate, braised pork, Roast duck ... We usually opt for the chef's choice 2 course lunch menu $25 per person, which is a great deal for this place! If you're close, check it out!

The food is bad. Extremely salty tortellini, impossible to eat them! The hamburger included a salad…read morethat seemed 3 days old, also not eatable at all.

Great atmosphere friendly staff. Good is excellent and beer is perfect. Great outdoor spaceread more