Eindhoven
Eindhoven is a major city in the province of North Brabant in the Netherlands. With a population of over 230,000 people (2019), it's the fifth-largest city of the Netherlands. It is by no means a main tourist destination in the country and most travel guides will devote no more than a page or two to it. Nevertheless, this bustling and modern city has a lot more to offer.
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Authentiek Turks Restaurant Ege
This cosy restaurant is a long-time favourite among Turkish cuisine lovers in and around the city.
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De Luytervelde
This classical restaurant is in an old, beautifully restored farm. If the weather allows, be sure to enjoy your meal in the lovely and peaceful garden.
€100+
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Eetcafé Bommel
Bommel is an old time favorite among students and budget travelers. There's no menu: for a fixed amount of €20.50 you get a cup of soup and you can choose between the meat or vegetarian dish of the day.
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Ethiopisch Restaurant
If you're in for something else, try Ethiopian cuisine. Eating here is not in the last place an experience in sharing: food comes in a giant common plate for all people at the table. You eat with your hands. Portions can be on the small side, but the taste is good.
€20-30
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Friture Dik & Lang
Fast food is an unhealthy but cheap dinner option. "Fritures" serving fries and snacks are common, but Dik & Lang is reportedly the best one in the city centre. If you're not a huge mayonnaise fan, make sure to mention that as you might find all of your fries covered in it.
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Grand Café De Wildeman
The Wildeman has, just like its next door colleagues, a spacious outdoor terrace on the market square. The food is nothing special but you get an okay full plate main.
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Soho
Popular place for take away wok (Asian stir fry dishes with noodles or rice) or sushi, but you can also eat in the restaurant. Think fast food place with an Asian touch. A simple stir-fry dish served in a cardboard cup is a cheap but quite filling meal. It can get crowded here around lunch or dinner time, but Soho has a second location just opposite the train station where it's often less crowded.
Woks €10-12
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The Trafalgar Pub
In this British pub you can of course find a pretty good shepherds pie. There's an English menu available.
€15
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Wiesen
This trendy little restaurant with its ambitious cuisine received a Michelin star in 2014. It's a small place, so make sure to make reservations.
€100+
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Yakitory & the Sushi's
Popular place for all-you-can-eat sushi. The sushi may not be phenomenal but it's quite okay and with €25.50 for an all-you-can-eat menu well worth the money.
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Zarzo
One of the most hip and happening up-scale restaurants in town, run by an ambitious young owner with a love for food and wine combinations. Zarzo has a Michelin star since 2015. The modern gastronomic dishes get raving reviews. The special is a six course menu for €83. Try to book well ahead if you want to be sure of a table, especially for weekend evenings.
€100+
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super MARKT restobar
Restaurant with bar. Good selection of wines, small size dishes. Reservation possible for 4 people or more.
Thu-Sun 10:00 - 22:00€10 - 15 for a small size dish, €4 - 8 for a glass of wine
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Bakkertje Bol
Sandwiches.
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Eetcafé Restaurant "Amon"
Fast food.
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Hizmet Bakery & Shawarma
Kruisstraat 77
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Restaria De Hoek
Fast food.
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Tony's Oriental Food
Asian.
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