Witstijn oliebollen Utrecht in Wijk 03 Overvecht

Delicious oliebollen, the couple at the stall are friendly. The stall is large and clean. Five stars now because, thankfully, they've been accepting debit cards for a few years now.

Not baked well too soggy not friendly

Very unfriendly owners and bad, tough oliebollen. We also ordered a Dubai doughnut, which had almost no pistachio paste in it, even though it was supposed to be there. It was just a soggy oliebol that had been cut in half, and it looked like the pistachio paste had already been scraped out. When we mentioned this later, we were told nonchalantly that we'd just received the wrong one and that was a shame. They didn't offer any compensation or a new one to make up for it. We won't be returning and therefore advise against this stall. It's a shame, because we used to be so excited when we saw the oliebollen stall.

For years, they've been selling the most FAT, PEPSIEST oliebollen I've ever encountered! And this year they're back for €1.50 per ball, which is way too much to ask for, and I wouldn't even pay half the price!

Oliebollen €1.50 each, apple fritters €2.50 each. Oh well, better expensive than not available. It's a shame they only sell pre-baked apple fritters, but hey, craftsmanship is something special. Not really satisfied with the price-to-taste ratio.

The tastiest oliebollen, definitely recommended and always friendly

Unfortunately, I don't like these oliebollen at all - and they're a lot more expensive than at other places. It was for work, but I wouldn't go there again anytime soon. They were a bit tough inside.

Most expensive oliebollen I've ever eaten. They have even better prices at Efteling.

The jitters I got from seeing the first pastry stall this year were quite decisively replaced by stomach aches after eating these buns. The oliebollen were filled with fat, a lot of fat. For a price of 1.50 per bulb, what a price, what a waste. Fortunately, the season still lasts a long time.

Delicious oliebollen and friendly saleswoman