Pannenkoe Lisse — Restaurant in Lisse

Food was ok, service was bad and I was charged 3 euros for a glass of tap water despite it not being on the menu.

No one served us at first, we had go take the menus ourselves and walk to the counter to place our order after waiting for 10 minutes, although the place only had 2 tables of customers when we were there. Then we waited for 25 more minutes before our pancakes are served. I took a sip of water from my own water bottle, and the waitress told me off saying that I can’t do that in there. She kept staring at me for the rest of the time just to make sure I’m not drinking any water. So I asked her to bring me a cup of tap water instead. When we were leaving, the waitress told me that I need to pay 3 euros for my tap water. I asked her to show the price of tap water to me on the menu. She could not find it on the menu, but she insisted that the law in Netherlands mandates all restaurants to charge for tap water??? She didn’t let us leave until we paid and we were in the rush for time(partly because of the long time it took for our food to be served) so we just paid and got...

Excellent Dutch pancakes. They are very crispy and generous with the toppings. Our group tried 4 different pancakes and our favorite one was Hansel and Gretel which was kind of a high class Hawaiian pizza with Brie :) delicious and divine!

The chicken pancake was also very good and had huge tender chunks of chicken but i found the sauce quite overbearing sometimes. We also had an alibaba pancake which was quite good as well but i thought it would have a stronger rum taste and was disappointed that it was just a regular Dutch pancake with pineapples and bananas.

I would skip the poffertjes though. All in all it was very good and if i was in the area i...

Horrible service. Nobody came to serve us after we entered the restaurant. We had to bring our own menu and utensils to the table and walk to the counter and order. Staff was also very strict against drinking our own water in the restaurant. After we requested for ONE cup of tap water (which is free in most places), the staff demanded us to pay €3.95 without informing us the charge beforehand. The price for tap water was also not stated on the menu or anywhere in the restaurant. I’m not sure if it’s the national law to pay for tap water in Amsterdam, but it’s indeed the only restaurant I’ve ever been to that charges nearly €4 for one cup...