Café Slagroom is an old-fashioned Dutch farm kitchen with a tiny checkered pattern on the floor and little curtains along the ceiling and shelves for decoration. You half expect to see a family with nine small children sitting around the table, being served boerenkool (curly kale and mashed potatoes) from a large orange pot. Fortunately Café Slagroom hasn't put progress by the wayside and the menu has more to offer than just traditional Dutch dishes. You can indulge in home made hash, pork with brie or even catfish with bacon. While the women enjoy themselves with a Tilburg High Tea that includes characteristic local sweets and the quintessentially Dutch koetjesrepen (chocolate), male visitors can enjoy a beer, deep-fried snacks and football.