Golfbaan Weesp

Golfbaan Weesp is a traditional Dutch pancake house offering an authentic taste of the Netherlands in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Kids will love the generous portions of both sweet and savory pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes), which are larger and thinner than American pancakes and come with toppings ranging from bacon and cheese to apples and syrup.

• ✓Authentic Dutch pannenkoeken with dozens of sweet and savory topping combinations
• ✓Generous portion sizes perfect for sharing with little ones
• ✓Casual, relaxed atmosphere where families are warmly welcomed
• ✓Traditional poffertjes (mini pancakes) that kids find delightful
• ✓Opportunity to experience genuine Dutch food culture

1. 1.Dutch pancakes are enormous, so consider sharing one pancake between younger children or ordering half portions if available to avoid waste.
2. 2.Ask for a kindermenu (children's menu) which often offers smaller portions at better prices.
3. 3.Cash is commonly preferred at traditional Dutch establishments, so have euros on hand even though cards are usually accepted.
4. 4.Peak lunch times (12pm-2pm) can get busy, especially on weekends. Arrive early or plan for a late lunch around 2:30pm.
5. 5.Try the poffertjes (mini Dutch pancakes) as a dessert or snack to share, kids find them fun to eat with powdered sugar and butter.

Weekday lunchtimes or early weekend mornings (before 11:30am) offer a quieter experience with faster service. Avoid Sunday afternoons when local families traditionally gather for pancake outings.

At moderate pricing ($$), expect to pay around 8-15 euros per pancake. The restaurant is casual, so no need to dress up. Note that the low rating is based on only one review, which may not reflect typical experiences.

Open year-round. Dutch pancake houses are especially cozy during cooler months (October through April) when hearty savory pancakes feel like comfort food.