Gasthof Robben

Classic country elegance and a setting radiating natural charm await you at this stunning estate. Inside, the wooden beams, terracotta floor and crackling fire create a special atmosphere. Regional ingredients come into their own in indulgent dishes. The tasting menu is outstanding, but the à la carte options – such as the classic tournedos Rossini – are equally tempting. For example, chef Berry Thüss serves a terrine of succulent short rib and white leek, with crispy asparagus tempura, al dente vegetables and an onion dressing. Definitely worth the journey!

Jilt Cazemier is certainly close to his suppliers: as you make your way to his restaurant, you will even spot the grazing lambs. A champion of local produce, he showcases its quality with consummate skill. When he prepares that locally raised lamb, he utilises the whole animal, from nose to tail. The depth of flavour of his main ingredient is enhanced by his intense sauces. His refined technique is evident in every dish, his playful garnishes providing refreshing contrasts. For example, he elevates lobster with a blend of salty herbs, a carrot puree with a bright orange flavour, a rich lobster

Is that a deer or hare bounding across the sweeping fields that surround this country manor? Very possibly! A meal at De Bloemenbeek always comes with a side of serene natural beauty. Be sure to take the aperitif in the warm and inviting lounge before moving through to the stylish restaurant area, where a dark carpet, glinting chandeliers and open fireplace set the stage for a cosy fine dining experience. Game hunted in the Twente region, vegetables from local farmers and Far Eastern flavours are artfully brought together by master chef Michel van Riswijk and head chef Vincent Goris. Expect cl

De Gaffel offers a dining experience steeped in rustic charm, beneath the thatched roof of a Saxon farmhouse warmed by a crackling open fire. The chef grows his own vegetables on site. He works with the finest ingredients and accentuates their quality with contemporary techniques. Featuring dishes such as an original take on vitello tonnato, and tender venison with a patiently reduced jus, a single surprise menu is served – you can choose to have four or five courses. Either way, the depth of the flavours and excellent value for money are guaranteed to have you smitten.

Set within a charming old building in Gramsbergen, this modern restobar is an inviting spot where even a glance at the extensive menu is sure to bring a smile to your face. Chef Jelle Jansen is a devotee of authentic flavours and puts his ingredients centre stage. Highlights include medium-rare grilled entrecôte with a stroganoff sauce infused with smoked sausage, served with crispy fries. The rich tiramisu is simply irresistible, right down to the last spoonful. This is a place with something for everyone, prepared by a seasoned chef who is attuned to what diners want.

On one side is Next wine bar, which is a stylish and trendy spot in which to sample vinologist Corine Vink's latest finds, served with freshly prepared bar snacks. Then there is the elegant restaurant with its chic decor, where Chiel de Groot incorporates his creative ideas into a surprise menu and beautifully presented plates of food. He likes to use produce from his own vegetable garden to bring his creations to life. Intensity is his guiding principle: a grilled sandwich filled with game stew, for instance, makes for an original accompaniment to a medium-rare roe fillet, an exquisite game j

Part of the elegant Parkhotel de Wiemsel, De Wanne boasts a splendid terrace overlooking the grounds. Inside, the linen, silver and attentive front-of-house team lend the setting a classically elegant feel. Chef Jan Huiskes serves dishes that are rooted in French culinary tradition and incorporate international influences. Think classic beef tartare with Twickel cheese and truffle cream, or saddle of lamb with a shallot and lamb sauce and crispy pommes dauphine. A dependable choice for those who enjoy refined dining in peace and comfort.