Restaurant L'Ecole in Wijk 02 Almere Stad

Very disappointing experience – definitely not recommended We paid €85 for two people and have never left a restaurant so dissatisfied. The choice was downright limited and what was there was cold: pizzas, chicken satay, vegetables – all tasteless and unpleasantly lukewarm. In addition, at least 75% of the offer consisted of fried snacks such as fries, chicken nuggets and frikandellen. If you choose an all-you-can-eat concept, you really expect more variety and quality. The experience was made even worse by the behavior of the man of Asian descent who prepared the meat. He was visibly irritated, sighed audibly when an order was placed, and simply did not seem to feel like it. There was even a discussion between him and another guest because he did not keep track of the orders properly. Customer friendliness? It was completely absent. Finally, the sushi bar had been empty for an hour and a half and nothing was replenished. So you are better off enjoying a plate full of fries, because there is plenty of it.

Very tasty food. Nice people. And the place is clean and tidy. The gentleman gave us a free container of fries.

When I'm craving Chinese food, there's only one that meets my requirements... Switie!!! Surinamese Chinese. Delicious, delicious!!

Nice cafe/restaurant, beautifully situated in the harbor basin, friendly and helpful service. The price/quality ratio is excellent.

It used to be a really nice place, but what happened here? The Margherita was a piece of cardboard with a drop of tomato and a few grains of cheese. Washing it down with a drink didn't work either, because despite 8+ staff members who seemed to be doing very little in a virtually empty restaurant, no one came to the table. The Ortaggio (listed on the menu as “larger”) was so small that I’ve seen piccolini pizzas bigger. I only received this mini pizza after waiting 40 minutes... The knife that came with it was probably just decoration, because even warm butter would have survived it. Was the pizza that hard or the knife that blunt?? And the bruschetta? A brick with tomato. That really shouldn't be called bruschetta. Hopefully Woodstone will be what it used to be again someday. For now: just stay home and order NYP or Domino’s. Saves money and disappointment. Too bad.