Landhuis in de stad — Restaurant in Utrecht

It is a nice cafe outside the city center with lots of green around it. The brunch menu is quite limited though. The menu is only available in Dutch - it would've been nice to have an English menu as well.

We got the sandwich with ham and cheese and the French toast but made with dark bread instead of toast. There were also no berries on top of it and the sauce looked like pureed strawberries which was also unexpected. It was also completely burned black on the bottom.

For drinks we got the Chai latte and Cappuccino. The chai was missing cinnamon and sugar... it was quite bland.

The food itself wasn't good and quite expensive considering the portions.

The staff was friendly but we had to go to the counter at the front to pay even though other guests were able to pay while staying seated.

All in all, I think it's nice to stop by if you are in the area but it's not the best Brunch spot I've...

What a wonderful place! I had no idea there was such a great place here! I went there with my family and we went in for a hot tea on a cold and rainy day! We ended up having lunch too! Delicious food! Many options that are constantly changing according to the frequency of local products! Attentive, friendly, polite and competent staff who serve everyone with a beautiful smile and a lot of politeness! A place full of families, children, couples and friends! It is also frequented by single people who are walking around the place! The place has meeting and work spaces where groups can enjoy lunch and all the facilities! Nearby, a park with antelopes maintained by the administration! Geese, ducks and many birds singing, making the place wonderful! We will always come back! We recommend the place with admiration and pride for its...

This place has a very nice and cozy vibe. Although be careful if you have food allergies. The waiters don't seem to be knowledgeable about them. I am celiac so I told the waiter I have a severe allergy to gluten. I asked if they could prepare a mint tea away from bread and beer and asked if they could wash their hands first. I wonder if the waiter passed this information to the kitchen, though. The drink was well prepared but it came with a cookie right next to the spoon. I couldn't use the spoon and I had to set the cookie away but it was fine. I just got the feeling I would need to communicate more next time since they didn't seem to understand cookies also...