Borrel
$$ • Comfort Food, Fast Food, Modern EuropeanAbout Borrel
Customers' Favorites
Bitterballen with Mustard
Fish & Chips
Lekkerbek N Chips
Sausage and Gravy
Beef Bitterballen
Chicken Satay
Sweet Pickles
Split Pea Soup
French Fries
Nasi Goreng
Borrel Reviews
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Offering lovely "delish" Dutch street eats during the lockdown.
Being dutch, it is so wonderful to have an authentic dutch restaurant to visit. Wonderful atmosphere, you can imagine yourself back home. The frikandellen and kroketjes were awesome. Super friendly service. I have to come back to try more from the menu!
Save the cost of flight tickets and book yourself a seat at Borrel. Better yet, just pull up to the bar.
Outstanding atmosphere, service, food and drink. This is one cozy cool place. It felt like I was in the Netherlands!
The snert (Dutch Pea Soup) was outstanding and paired perfectly with the kopstoot (jenever (Dutch gin) with a small draft beer on the side).
I'll be back!
Outstanding atmosphere, service, food and drink. This is one cozy cool place. It felt like I was in the Netherlands!
The snert (Dutch Pea Soup) was outstanding and paired perfectly with the kopstoot (jenever (Dutch gin) with a small draft beer on the side).
I'll be back!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 6 - 10PM |
| Friday | 6 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Borrel is a vibrant Dutch-Indonesian restaurant that offers a distinctive culinary experience. The restaurant's atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff provides excellent service, making it an ideal spot for group gatherings and celebrations. The menu features a range of traditional dishes, including Boerenkool, bitterballen, chicken satay, and lekkerbek, which are all expertly prepared and delicious.
Diners have found the Dutch food to be satisfying, especially the Boerenkool, which comes with a large, juicy sausage and well-seasoned bacon bits, although some felt the kale and potato mash could be more flavorful. The Indonesian dishes have received mixed reviews, with some stating that they did not taste fully authentic, yet were still enjoyable. The lekkerbek n chips was noted for its perfectly cooked fish and delicious batter, though the portion size was considered small. The thousand layered cake was praised for its authentic taste but was also described as small and not sweet enough.
Borrel is a great place to try something new and satisfy cravings for Dutch-Indonesian cuisine. Diners have expressed a desire to return for more dishes, particularly the bitterballen. With its warm atmosphere, good decor, and attentive staff, Borrel is a wonderful spot to visit with friends or experience a taste of home away from home.