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The Koekoek Bierbrouwerijis a small modern brewery where you can anjoy a local beer and more.
Lunches till 4.30PM; Special menu's for just Euro 25.00.
Pancakes are also availale.
Business hours: Daily: Noon - 8.30PM
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Bataviapein 150 - 8242 PN Lelystad
Phone: +31-320-264930
Sailor’s is one of a hand full of restaurants in Bataviastad. As you may guess, they focus on maritime decoration, but its not suffocating like in other places. The menu is dominated by typical dutch snack food such as kroket and almost everything comes with fries. However, the restaurants in Bataviastad are not the cheapest and even Sailor’s is not comparable to a pub you may know from other dutch cities. During summertime, you have the chance to sit outside, while the restaurant hall itself is quite large to accommodate over hundred guests. I read somewhere that it can be hired for private events. The restaurant is OK to sit down and have a meal, but not a place I would urgently recommend.
Favorite Dish: I had krokets and salad - nicely arranged on the dish, but nothing really special.
Updated Oct 15, 2007
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The visitors centre of Natuurpark Flevoland also houses a restaurant with terrace on the waterside. I actually had a meeting here all day, with a little outing to the nature park, stork farm and otters.
Catering was very good.
Written Jun 9, 2003
Website: www.flevolandschap.nl
Piet Friet Snackbar is a typical Dutch fast food joint at the Batavia shipyard and Bataviastad Outlet center.
Updated Jul 15, 2010
Address: Bataviaplein 2 - 8242 PN Lelystad
Phone: +31-320-411458
Website: http://www.piet-friet.onzesnackbar.nl/
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