Reviews on International food in Sassenheim, South Holland Province, The Netherlands. Sassenheim is a town and former municipality in the western Netherlands, in the province of South Holland.
The former municipality covered an area of 6.62 km² and had a population of 14,906 in 2005.
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4 based on 212 reviews
Lamme goedzak is een gezellig en sfeervol restaurant aan de Noordwijkse kust, waar gezelligheid en kwaliteit voorop staat. Wilt u een leuke avond uit eten of alleen gezellig een drankje drinken aan de bar? Bij Lamme Goedzak is alles mogelijk. Nieuwsgierig
Excellent restaurant ! Good food, starters, mains and desert all very tasty and perfect presentation! The staff that serves are very friendly and helpful. When visiting we noticed several repeat customers always a good sign. The place is not too big but very cosy. When visiting Noordwijk again, for sure we will pick this place.
4 based on 28 reviews
Salt Seafood Restaurant is de nieuwe hotspot aan de Noordwijkse kust. Een all-day trendy restaurant met de focus op vis en seafood. Salt Seafood restaurant staat voor hoogwaardige kwaliteit, service, sfeer & ontspanning. De entourage van Salt is elegant e
Salt is a new beachfront restaurant in the location of the former Zon en Zeebad. It is owned by the neighbouring five star hotel Huis ter Duin. Food and service are quite upscale, prices are in line with this. I enjoyed a cappuccino and a sandwich eal (broodje paling). Service was quick and professional.
4 based on 205 reviews
Quite simple: go on a Monday or Tuesday (perhaps a Wednesday too) as you can get three dishes for Euro 29. On a Monday evening the restaurant wasnât packed, a few parties and couples there, but getting a table was fine without having to make a booking. The starter of tuna and cucumber mouse was a good refreshing start to the meal (though piercing the samphire stalks into the tuna chunks wasnât necessary and hardly the most refined way of serving the dish), a main of steak and sweet breads which was very tasty, and a pudding of crème brûlée which could have done with being a little bit hotter and stickier with the sugar on the top. Donât worry about the gimmick names for each dish, look past that and order some excellent food. Perhaps not the most refined of presentations, and a bit of tweaking here and there with some of the ingredients would elevate this place to being a super excellent restaurant (and the price would go up!), but the service was extremely friendly and knowledgeable (including some very good wine recommendations), and, for the price, this place is a real gem for an early week dinner.Thank you very much for your kind words!
4 based on 147 reviews
Everything is nice about this place with one major exception. It is located in one of the most beautiful spots in Leiden. The service is good. The food looks beautiful. But everything I had was remarkably, even weirdly bland. Like it was prepared for people who can't tolerate any salt or spices. But I only had 3 dishes (including a free little pre-appetizer which was a nice touch), so may be I just had bad luck.
4 based on 340 reviews
Restaurant Iets Anders is open daily, we offer a great menu in French bistro style and we are available for groups but when you are looking for a romantic dinner for 2 you will be suprised what we have to offer, so now it's time for something different!
Friends recommend us to this restaurant, it has a nice atmosphere and welcoming staff. The starters were better than average (scallops) but the rest was all very average. The fish brochette was fine but not special. My husbandâs pork tenderloin was very dry. The starter bread was what you can buy in a grocery store. All to say...I can cook better at home. No need to pay such money for this food. We wonât be back, too bad.
4 based on 148 reviews
We went for dinner in a group of six, including our friend who lives just next to this marvellous restaurant. The taster menu was exquisite with inspired wine pairings. Very welcoming and attentive staff ensured that we had a wonderful evening.
4 based on 120 reviews
It was raining, and we arrived early. We were the only patrons in the establishment and the hosts allowed us to sit and wait until the restaurant opened for dinner. We were very happy and very touched that they allowed us to sit at a table with beverage (I had the beer, she had the wine) and unwind after a fun day museum hopping. The atmosphere is incredible relaxed and indulging. Our hosts were exceedingly gracious and offered to be top our beverages with the warning that they would be sitting to eat their dinner before the restaurant opened to serve the dinner menu. We were treated very well. The other patrons soon started to arrive, and we were not pushed, or hurried, or fussed over. Instead, we graciously waited on and served with genuine smiles, and heartfelt polite demeanor. The kitchen opened to serve dinner. We asked for the tuna sashimi, the smoked salmon, and the duck as appetizers. The salmon melted in our mouths, the tuna was fresh and so tender. The duck was was equally delicious.The rain continued outside, while we were happy and comforted by the hosts inside. We ordered our main course, I had the rabbit and was blown away by the succulent flavors that were exploding with every bite, leaving longing for more--a masterpiece by the chef! She had the sea bass which was light and delectable!Dessert for me is always the crème brûlée if itis on the menu. I was not disappointed, rich, yet soft, delicious, and savory. It makes you understand that this is what crème brûlée is supposed to taste, feel, consist, and achieve: a taste of heaven with every spoonful!The rain had stopped, and the night air was crisp, and fresh, and invigorating from the near sleep inducing comfort provided by our hosts. We practically closed the place along with our hosts and we were sad to leave, but it is a night we will always remember and be grateful to have been fortunate enough to have experienced the culinary magic and delightful atmosphere of De Jonker.Thank you to our wonderful hosts for an experience unmatched by others.
5 based on 176 reviews
Ich have been here auf few years before and they have kept und their Level in anderen touristic environment where the temptation is big to lower your colours to what everybody else is doing there.They offer meals (you choose the number of courses) and the composition is vergessen sophisticated, down to the desserts. Fish, very good choices of meat going with veggies in a very modern and nice way. The advice on the Wine was very helpful, as my choice on the house wine was not to my taste. The aussie replacement was first category.
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4 based on 352 reviews
High class service, topfood served in a fine, relaxed atmosphere. Established in 1997, more than twenty years Leiden's finest!
A great restaurant offering high end food at reasonable prices. We did the â¬80 a head mid week meal not realising that this also included a flight of wines to pair with every course. Water and coffee was complimentary which really gave an overall feeling of exemplary service. Food fantastic and service great and price reasonable. What more can you ask for!Definitely will be going back
Most Popular Seafood food in Sassenheim, South Holland Province, The Netherlands
4 based on 28 reviews
Salt Seafood Restaurant is de nieuwe hotspot aan de Noordwijkse kust. Een all-day trendy restaurant met de focus op vis en seafood. Salt Seafood restaurant staat voor hoogwaardige kwaliteit, service, sfeer & ontspanning. De entourage van Salt is elegant e
Salt is a new beachfront restaurant in the location of the former Zon en Zeebad. It is owned by the neighbouring five star hotel Huis ter Duin. Food and service are quite upscale, prices are in line with this. I enjoyed a cappuccino and a sandwich eal (broodje paling). Service was quick and professional.
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