Restaurant Deel in Potmargezone

Food is out in the open; today children in line with their coats on pressed against the sausage rolls, and right past the pastries at mouth level. An adult coughing and spluttering over the pastries; I have witnessed this multiple times already and reported it, but nothing happens. It is an area with many sick people; I hear more people complaining there. I have eaten and drunk there before; behind the display case it is much fresher.

You can eat here in the hospital. It's been expensive for years, but there's really no other option in the hospital. The seating isn't very comfortable because of all the separate tables.

The food quality is fine, but it's "just" a hospital buffet restaurant. The prices, however, are shockingly high. Two drinks, a meatball sandwich, a croquette sandwich, and a single croquette cost €30.

Bottle of water €3.15, ridiculously expensive

3 filled cookies, 2 coffees, and 1 cappuccino for 16.80, and we even got a discount on parking. Patients and their visitors are being ripped off. For 16.80, I got 2 kilos of Kanis and Gunnink coffee beans.

It's a really clean restaurant, with polite and friendly staff. I find the prices they charge here completely outrageous; you don't usually come here for fun.

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was excellent, the service was excellent. Delicious coffee, tea, and sandwiches. This was months ago. Ate this afternoon after a CT scan, but the food was terrible. Hot food wasn't served until 5 p.m. The fries were inedible, and the brie sandwich was very dry. So now I'm giving it one star for today.

It's really expensive here. Especially for patients who might want to stop for lunch. €3.20 for a sausage roll is way too expensive for me. And a tiny cup of chocolate milk for €3.00.

Nice, clean, busy. I always sit here very comfortably on my own without actually being alone with everyone around me. People who come here always like to make contact and are always cheerful.

I always eat a croquette here after my monthly check-up because I have osteoarthritis