Eetcafé H41 — Restaurant in Wageningen

It is a very strange place. It is located on one of the main streets, so I would expect a typical restaurant, but when you go inside, half of the place looks kind like a restaurant and the other half like a typical pub. On one side you eat your dinner while sipping wine, and on the other side you hear the loud arguments of drunken older men. The staff were helpful in explaining the beers available and finding out at our request which part of the kangaroo we were currently eating. Portion sizes are average for my taste. The desserts were quite tasty. The main entrance was quite small as well as the tables stood quite densely so those with limited mobility may have slight problems. Prices could be debated but I assume location plays one of the main...

i brought 16 people, but i first booked for 19. When i have arrived, the owner, for this motivation, told me "i don't want to work with you anymore" in a rude way. Anyway we start eating with the menu of that day: 9,50 euros for a special offer. Naturally water and other drinks were not included, as well as some bread with garlic and butter, which we discovered to be very expensive (3,25 euro every little basket). I ate 2 little pieces of overcooked meat with non-dressed salad and some french fries for the price of 16 euros (9.50 + drinks + bread). Once out of it and went to the closest kebab.

moral: stomach and wallet empty

ps: first time in my life that i decided not to pay pps: the closest kebab is not...

Nice location with a nice inner garden. The staff is nice enough, but they appear to have problems with accounting. I came with a group and they did not serve what I had agreed to with the management beforehand. Additionally, they wanted to charge me repeatedly for ten people extra. The first time I thought have set things right but when I received the bill after a month the bill was again for ten people extra. One mistake may be coincidence but three times is certainly not.normal. If you choose to visit h41 I would recommend that you put your agreements in writing but then again you may still have to...