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This is a really nice place. Excellent service, friendly staff, excellent range of beers and other drinks a d food that is really beautifully and carefully prepared. There are two floors of the bar/café area, but a spiral stone staircase outside takes you to a really nice upstairs restaurant, above these. The menu is interesting but I recommend going for their surprise menu, where you simply choose the number of courses and the mix of meat, fish or vegetarian. The dishes are really amazing. Highly recommended. Downstairs they have really cool valve amplifiers for the background music. Interesting kit.

Will HughesWill Hughes

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Very disappointing experience. We asked for medium burgers, but we all got well-done patties instead. Mine was straight dry with raw chunk in the middle. The burger taste was mediocre at best especially considering 20 eur price tag. Some people from staff were drinking beer on their shift, I am not sure if that's normal here. In the end the waitress was too lazy to properly split the receipt for 5 people, even though it was only burgers beer and two wine glasses, instead they demanded us all to pay an even amount per head. That's really lazy. The vibe was quite nice, but I can't recommend this place due to reasons above.

Damian KordylaDamian Kordyla

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Lovely atmosphere, normal food. Came here for a work dinner and was let down a little. The food came out all at the same time but was lukewarm and lacked any significant flavour. Warm steak with cold garlic butter is not what you want in the middle of a Dutch winter. The carpaccio was lekker and the desserts were nice. One of the servers, a younger Dutch girl, was super awesome and had a great attitude. The tall young male server with a slight beard was super stressed and because of that was blatantly rude. He ruined a few of the guests nights. Would come back for a drink but nothing more.

Tom BombadillTom Bombadill

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Al in 1342 wordt er melding gemaakt van een waaggebouw , maar de eerste papieren die wijzen op de huidige waag dateren uit 1539. Dat was slechts de helft van het gebouw zoals we het nu kennen , namelijk het gedeelte aan de Waagsteeg. In 1644 kocht de gemeente Delft ook het andere gedeelte erbij en was het waaggebouw groot genoeg om de florerende handel in de Gouden Eeuw te kunnen verwerken. De bovenverdieping , het huidige restaurant van De Waag , was destijds bewoond en de benedenverdieping , nu eetcafé De Waag , was het toneel van levendige handel. Oorspronkelijk werd dit pand dus gebouwd om te dienen als de stadswaag van Delft . Voor een zéér lange tijd , namelijk tot februari 1963 , heeft de waag zijn oorspronkelijke functie behouden . Het gebouw heeft ook onderdak gegeven aan de gilden van de zilver- en goudsmeden en aan het gildehuis van de apothekers . In de jaren '60 heeft het pand als fietsenstalling gediend. Vanaf 1973 werd het gebouw omgetoverd tot een theater en stond het pand bekend onder de naam '' Waagtheater '' . Tot 1995 bleef het een theater en sinds 1988 tot op heden zit hier eetcafé en restaurant De Waag gehuisvest.

Peter Van RenterghemPeter Van Renterghem

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1st time here. Was awesome. Many choices of beer and a medium choice of food. Friendly staff as well. Like this place alot because the CEO of the company for which im employed, actually spent many days at this exact place and its where his idea came to life and the concept for a gangway system with his friends began. Cant wait to come back again to visit the city of Delft.

Rajeev RamrattanRajeev Ramrattan

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I didn’t really like the food. The mustard soup tasted like water with mustard. Chicken saté was average, too salty to my taste. Also they could do some better fries rather than McDonald’s style. My husband had see bass and he liked it though. Furthermore, the service was really slow ( waited about 45 min for food)

Dominika KDominika K

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