At Hike & Bike, we believe in creating unique and unforgettable experiences for our customers. Therefore, we have carefully selected restaurants that perfectly fit our philosophy and exceed our guests' expectations.
Our first consideration is always the quality of the food. The selected restaurants excel in their culinary offerings. From flavorful local cuisine to international cuisines, these restaurants offer a wide range of options that will surprise and delight our customers.
A restaurant visit is not just about the food; it is also about the overall experience. Selected restaurants have a warm and welcoming atmosphere, atmospheric interiors and breathtaking views. We want our customers to feel welcome and enjoy the ambiance during their meal.
We are proud of our local community and want to support it. Selected restaurants are often family-owned or have strong ties to the region. By partnering with them, we contribute to the local economy and strengthen ties to our area.
We have done extensive research on the reputation of these restaurants. They have positive reviews from customers and are popular with locals and tourists alike. This reinforces our confidence in their ability to provide our customers with a great dining experience.
With these carefully selected restaurants, we aim to offer our customers an unforgettable culinary journey. Through their unique features and excellent service, we ensure that every meal at Hike & Bike will be a special occasion.
Feast on delicious pancakes, sandwiches or witch soup
The Land has been one of the favorite spots on the edge of the dunes for years. The location is absolutely unique and the atmosphere special. What could be more delicious than enjoying a glass of Leffe by the fire after a long walk in the Amsterdam Water Supply Dunes, a 3,600-hectare nature reserve.
Manus Mense, born and raised on the edge of the dunes, founded coffee house 't Panneland in 1970. He built it single-handedly and ran his business with heart and soul. Panneland has always remained in the family.
A real family business
Cafe Restaurant "De Ruigenhoek" was built in about 1903 and was called cafe "Duinzicht" at that time. During the war years, it was occupied by the Germans and completely dilapidated. After the war it served as a junkyard for some time. In 1948 the building became a cafe again, under the leadership of Jan and Bets Geerlings. With the help of their children, they built the business in 40 years to what it is today. In the early years, Jan worked in the bulb fields during the day and Bets ran the cafe.
It was a time when truck drivers, who drove away sand in the water supply dunes to dig the canals, could often be found.
The Wapen van Noordwijkerhout is a well-known restaurant and hotel in the Bulb Region since 1869, located in the cozy village of Noordwijkerhout in South Holland, The Netherlands.
Restaurant:
The restaurant is the place to be for an intimate dinner or an enjoyable meal with friends and family. The kitchen is open 7 days a week for both lunch and dinner.
Hotel:
Het Wapen van Noordwijkerhout has comfortable rooms where guests can stay overnight. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Buhay Beach
The name Buhay Beach was unveiled in a convivial atmosphere, with even Captain Jack Sparrow making an appearance! In addition to the new name, Buhay Beach also has a new owner, Maud van Paridon. As Fietsmaatjes Hillegom Lisse, you can enjoy coffee or tea with cake for €7.50, or soup with a croquette sandwich and a non-alcoholic drink for €11.25 when you show your bike key. High time to cycle along there!
It is quieter than the beaches directly in front of Noordwijk and has a large parking lot with a rate of only € 2.