The Netherlands is a country known for its rich food culture, rooted in tradition yet constantly evolving. Dutch cuisine reflects its history, geography, and openness to international influences.

Cheese is a pride of the Dutch, with Gouda and Edam being world-famous. Weekly cheese markets offer a cultural experience and a feast for the senses. In recent years, Dutch cuisine has embraced global flavours while reinventing traditional dishes.

Cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam boast diverse food scenes, featuring everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to vibrant street food markets. Sustainability and local sourcing have gained prominence, with chefs focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients to create innovative menus. Food is also a way of bringing people together in the Netherlands, whether at a casual borrel (social gathering with snacks like bitterballen) or festive celebrations like Sinterklaas, featuring treats like speculaas (spiced cookies).

Odille

Fancy dinner

Odille is more than a restaurant; it’s a place where lasting memories, meaningful connections, and delightful surprises come to life.

Bold Rooftopbar

Lunch, Dinner, Rooftop, Cocktails

Bold Rooftopbar sits high above Maastricht, on the top floor of The Social Hub. From its terrace, you get sweeping views of the city. Perfect for a sunny coffee break or an evening drink.

Café Paloma

Sharing Dishes, Cocktails

Café Paloma sits in the heart of The Hague on a sunny, lively square full of restaurants. On the menu you’ll find modern South- and Latin-American dishes, as well as cocktails that pick up on the “Paloma” name: tequila, lime and grapefruit soda.

Puur van Wijck

All Day Breakfast

It’s a cosy lunch bar in Maastricht’s Wyck district, known for its fresh, local dishes and relaxed vibe. From breakfast to late lunch, they serve homemade favourites like eggs Benedict, açaí bowls and freshly baked pastries.

NIAH

Lunch, Coffee, Matcha

NIAH is a modern lunch and brunch bar tucked away in the heart of The Hague. It’s the kind of place where you instantly slow down, bright, calm and full of small details that make it feel personal.

Café Bartine

Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch

It’s tucked away right in the heart of The Hague’s vibrant breakfast and brunch scene. It welcomes early risers and brunch-lovers alike, with breakfasts and light lunches served daily and an extended evening service on select days.