Restaurants in Delft
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De Zeven Zonden
Unique, offbeat and cosy - try the kangaroo dish cooked French-provincial style.
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’t Walletje
’t Walletje Tables front this small bistro on a pedestrian street near the town centre. Lunch has good smoothies, sandwiches and salads. At night three-course specials (€20) are artfully prepared and feature nice accents such as pesto side dishes with seafood and steaks.
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Artusi
It's a bar as well as a restaurant, and Italian dishes are the name of the game. It's a stylish place, but not too snobby. Thank God for that. All the usual Italian faves are here, plus ramped up, out-of-left-field goodies like duck udder with olives and balsamic sauce.
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La Vieux Jean
Brilliant displays of flowers grace the front window of the fine French bistro, which serves a delicious steak frites (French fries) and other classic fare. It’s as thin as a shaving of truffle and seating is limited.
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De Visbanken
People have been selling fish on this spot since 1342. The present vendors line the display cases in the old open-air pavilion with all manner of things fishy. Enjoy marinated and smoked treats or go for something fried.
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Stadys Koffyhuis
Savour Delft from seats on a terrace barge moored out the front. Savour drinks, sandwiches and pancakes while admiring possibly the best view in Delft – the Oude Kerk, just ahead at the end of the canal.
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Eetcafé De Ruif
Wonderfully rustic, with a low ceiling and canal views from a rear terrace. Try the much-loved local Stellendam prawns. At night it’s a popular place for a glass of this or that, with or without prawns.
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Vlaanderen
This café-restaurant has a Flemish name but a French-inspired menu. It's good for people-watching, too, with its convivial terrace. Baked and smoked diamond hare gives you an idea of the dishes on offer.
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Abessinië
West African cuisine with starchy tubers, meats and pulses combined with spices, sauces and herbs.
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