One of the best things I ate during my entire 3-week trip to Belgium and the Netherlands is a…read morefreshly-made stroopwafel I got at a farmer's market in Delft. The business has been making stroopwafels from a homemade recipe since 1951. Three generations have been selling stroopwafels in farmers markets across the Netherlands. They have a fixed schedule on which markets they sell on which days. Since it's market day in Delft on Thursdays, they set up shop in Delft on Thursdays. They have various stroopwafels at different price points. Most of them are made the day before and are packaged for later consumption or for gifts. However there is a person also making fresh stroopwafels and you can get this for €1.30. Cash only. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND HAVE A FRESH STROOPWAFEL. Trust me, that shit's life-changing. (Apologies for the lack of pictures as I ate the entire thing within minutes of purchase. It's really that good. No need to warm it over a coffee nor does it taste of preservatives like the ones you can get at Costco.) Well worth the penance of walking 376 steps climbing the tower of Nieuwe Kerk!

From the owner: Bei uns können Sie die leckersten holländische Pommes und Snacks geniessen für einen kleinen Preis…read more Komme, und probieren Sie einfach mal, Sie sind herzlich wilkommen.

From the owner: des frites - et ses sauces maison des hamburgers…read moredes boulets

Disappointed looking for an alternative to Habibi's falafel…read more.. Unfortunately, the falafel was precooked and heated up with the micro wave. Portions size was above average though. But if you want real fresh cooked falafel than you better go to habibi's which is 50 Meter up the street on zülpicher strasse.

Not fancy, but we loved it! Good and authentic food, very cheap (around 8€ each). Young customers.read more

Best brats in the Hauptbhanhof! The waitstaff are very patient with non-German speaking customers…read more It's a typical stand up fast food place in a busy train station so it's a bit noisy, but that's part of the experience! It's a must-do quick bite on every trip to Koln.

Delicious it's so so delicious. I really recommend several sausages. Now I am remembering this…read moretaste and want to try again if I go to Koln Hbf. I went back to Tokyo, and check Meister Bock on internet. Wow, I was surprised. This German local food restaurant is very popular in Germany. Several sausages are roughly divided into two types; curry wurst and Mettwurst. I ordered Mettwurst. In Germany when we ordered sausage and then it includes a piece of bread. I didn't know that.:). So l felt cheaper at the time. You can eat foods you order inside restaurant as standing. There is small space you can eat them in this restaurant. I ate sausages at the space as standing. Really really I recommend several sausages

So, they come on the Tuesday (Martinus Nijhofflaan, 8:30-15:30) and Thursday (Markt, 8:00-5:00)…read moremarkets, and I never paid attention since I am following a gluten free diet and they are a traditional Dutch bakery. Or so I thought! Thanks to a tip online, I found out about their gluten free products - and wow, they have a really impressive selection! Roze koeken, kruidnootjes, snelle henkie, pain provence, and appel muffin were among my choices, and although I haven't eaten them all yet, so far everything is really tasty. Not the usual texture problems with gluten free items. Everything is individually wrapped. So glad to have found them - definitely a step up from the packaged stuff at the supermarkets.