Bregje Amersfoort — Restaurant in Amersfoort

Bad service. Disappointing experience. Food was brought without cutlery, when asked for it we got 2 forks, 2 knives and 1 napkin (weird, huh?). Fish was uncooked. But the most ridiculous was a green curry which is not a curry at all. It was rice with dry chicken pieces. We asked where is the sauce and then were given a small portion of coconut sauce (nothing to do with green curry) to add it to the dish ourselves. Also were told that a lot of people complained about curry. But why then you keep on doing this way? Desserts were below average. Went inside to pay and saw an employee hanging out with the open bottle of a bleach in the bar area, shaking it and who knows if there is a drop of a bleach in one of your drinks? This is ridiculous! Would not recommend this place. No hospitality...

Our second time visiting we had amazing food as always, however the service seemed a bit more inexperienced in comparison to our earlier visit. We had to wait to be seated because our table needed to be cleaned, and both for drinks and our dessert we had to ask again as our request seemed to have not gone through correctly. The wait for both the entree and main dish were not too long though. The staff was apologetic about the longer waits, which made it less of an issue. A thing that did leave a bit of a sour aftertaste was still water not being free, despite every table being set with water glasses, which was a bit odd. Overall this won't deter from another visit, but we might check a bit better if our order...

Nice location at the Eemplein (parking underground) and with views over the canal. Prices are good (20 euro for a 3 course meal) but the food isn't anything special (nothing bad about it, it's just not special). Some combinations in the starters trios are a bit odd (like the sate mixed with two deep fried dishes). Overall an OK experience for the price. There were plenty of staff when we visited so the services was good. I think it will be a very nice place in summer to sit on the terrace...