Thym by Parkzicht — Restaurant in Eindhoven

Overpriced place to dine in, quality of food was a shock for the price you paid. Not even a bread and butter to start with. Ordered foie gras de canard unexpected portion and it was served without a brioche for 22.50 euro. We also ordered tournedos and the meat wasn't tender. We were served a kids size sharing portion of fries and salad. 70 euro euro lunch wasn't that expected. They say when a restaurant do not serve a fresh warm bread, you know the result. Waitress came to collect cutlery without asking if my meal was good and can be collected. Not a restaurant in Eindhoven I would recommend to return again when there are much better options available out there even in a bigger city we'd experiences in Paris, London,...

Such a terrible place. We made a reservation for brunch buffet on the last Sunday of the month. We reached their on time and staff welcomed us inside (with an attitude which was not feeling welcomed at all) and when we asked how it works, she was rude and said that she would tell us later. Then after 10 mins she came back and said that we cannot have the brunch buffet since they are closing the buffet in 30 mins. She didn’t even bother to ask if we are fine with 30 mins. Instead she offered us to order something from the lunch menu. So we were the only ones having lunch while everyone else was having brunch and the service was so slow. Food was massively overpriced. We do not...

This was once a smart, well run restaurant, located in a pleasant quiet suburb of Eindhoven. Now, after lockdown, it has a very limited lunch menu. My tasty halibut, about 4cm square, served in a bowl, cost 21 euros. Outrageous. The inexperienced, forgetful waiters, added to our very disappointing lunch experience. The discomfort of not having an adequate umbrella to provide shade for our table, added to our disappointment. It seems that after lockdown, restaurants like this think they can start again and overcharge for their inadequate food, and poor service, and try and recoup their losses. Hopefully commercial competition will cause the good ones to succeed, and the rest go...