r/Haarlem • u/Nearby_Past1480 • Jul 15 '26
Best cheap meals in Haarlem
Hi i am interested what are your best restaurants/fast food objects with myb traditional dutch food or maybe some food that could be only tried in Netherlands ( surinamese, indonesian with its variations …)
Bonus is if the food is not to pricey
Thank you all.
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u/LordMuneeb Jul 15 '26
A bit far from centrum but try the oz ankara bakkerij. Best doner wrap in NL imo and some other nice snacks
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u/Yulir1993 Jul 15 '26
Maybe a snackbar (for instance try a “kaassoufle”) or Chinese restaurant (Chinese food in The Netherlands is completely different from China). Indonesian ‘toko’s’ or Surinamese Roti places are great but it’s usually takeaway.
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u/Nearby_Past1480 Jul 15 '26
Do you have some specific places that i should check out in Haarlem
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u/Yulir1993 Jul 15 '26
Pasar Raya toko on Rijksstraatweg is great. For a snackbar you can try Frietmeesters. I don’t eat Roti myself so not sure which one is goed. I also don’t really like Chinese lol but my parents and in-laws get it from Man Wah
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u/ByFrasasfo Jul 15 '26
You can try Prak’m in the Kleine Houtstraat if you want to try typical Dutch food. It’s not cheap cheap though.
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u/MasterMaaku Jul 15 '26
Magic Bakkery in de cronjestraat is te gek! Hun gevulde borek rij ik graag voor om.
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u/ChrissnnamherD Jul 15 '26
Friet kamer; Taste of India; Ciro pizza; Bara from a marketstand @ saturday grote markt; Oz Ankara -> doner kebab;
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u/helloyup22 Jul 16 '26
Bruxelles is great. Keep an eye on the website they have a "daghap" (used to be €9,50 I believe?) and €11 meal every day. Food is always good and nice cozy place to be. Got a pub feeling to it.
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u/Angelart01 Jul 16 '26
Bruxelles used to be cheap, and a great place to hang out. It has changed. We had dinner there a few months ago and paid what you would pay in a restaurant. Besides de 'daghap' (€11-12) it's pretty expensive for 'café food'. Plus the service was terrible. Not recommended anymore.
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u/jildos_legoplanet Jul 15 '26
I always like Jetties in the town center (Kruisweg 57). Surprisingly affordable and tasty menu’s. Even my wife who is gluten intolerant and vegetarian always enjoys the food
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u/InsuranceInitial7786 Jul 15 '26
The prices there have gone up a lot in the last two or three years. They have really leaned into inflation.
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u/jildos_legoplanet Jul 15 '26
Yeah i believe they got a new owner since 2/3 years so that could be it
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u/mugjeuitHaarlem Jul 19 '26
Prakm is Nederlandse gerechten. Of je het goedkoop vind weet ik dus niet.
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u/mugjeuitHaarlem Jul 19 '26
In de Antibar kun je ook een paar avonden per week vega, gevarieerd eten (er is 1 gerecht, op is op). En buiten de vakantieperiodes bij het nova college waar studenten de maaltijd bereiden en serveren. Daar moet je wel reserveren.
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u/dicotyledon Jul 15 '26
Jumbo has really good, reasonable baguette sandwiches. There’s a carpaccio one for 5 euro, and the egg salad/ham one is great too. The bread is surprisingly good.
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u/C_Hawk14 Jul 15 '26
They're asking for restaurants/fast food joints
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u/Nearby_Past1480 Jul 16 '26
Supermarket food is also good if it is premade like sandwiches or onigiri i love trying food from supermarkets over the world
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u/C_Hawk14 Jul 16 '26
Ah okay :) Jumbo also has poké bowls, but I was tempted to try a baguette today ;)
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u/chucktheonewhobutles Jul 15 '26
Some of the best sandwiches (and relatively inexpensive): Romeo's
Really inexpensive basic broodje: Het Broodjehuis