Hotel Van der Maas

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

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.

't Lansink is a warm and welcoming haven for food lovers. Established in 1916, this characterful house is located in the heart of the historical Tuindorp neighbourhood with its romantic gardens. The dedicated front-of-house team makes it its mission to pamper you. A friendly chat, expert wine recommendations, or an explanation of their fantastic cocktails? They are here for you, serving up the delicious creations of the enterprising Lars van Galen with real pride. He puts the spotlight on local ingredients such as Twente asparagus and game from the region, adding carefully considered garnishes

At Landgoed de Wilmersberg nature takes centre stage, beginning with a wonderful view of the landscape of Twente, both on the terrace and in the charming dining room. The chef makes vegetables the focus in his modern dishes. He is bold enough to present the occasional challenging combination, always applying the correct techniques.

Het Seminar is an ode to nature that adopts "farm to fork" as its guiding principle. A former monastery, this upscale restaurant stands in its own grounds. From fruit and vegetables to livestock, everything is grown or reared on site – the focus is on sustainability. The chef invites you to create your own set menu from an array of classic-style dishes that showcase bold flavours and the freshest ingredients. For example, he expertly pan-fries duck breast to a rosy pink, elevating it with a lemongrass-infused duck jus; this is served with vegetable accompaniments such as broad beans and carame

Kitty and Willem have been welcoming guests with open arms since 2000. The charming couple have created an intimate and trendy restaurant with a pleasant lounge atmosphere and verdant terrace. Chef Davy Roord has a passion for local produce but equally enjoys working with exotic seasonings. His cooking is exuberant, at times creative, and it always has a fresh edge. For example, he pairs lamb from the region with textures of beetroot, celeriac and mustard, creating earthy-sweet, grilled, spicy and tangy nuances. The accompanying jus is artfully finished with red wine. Diner satisfaction is the

Ledeboer has been housed in a stately former bank building since 1994, and its elegant industrial decor provides the perfect backdrop for its fine dining concept. The chef champions a modern style of cooking distinguished by meticulous presentation, and relishes working with premium ingredients. For instance, he pan-fries turbot in butter to a succulent finish then tops it with Limburg pork ham and complements it with a Jerusalem artichoke cream, tarragon espuma and a delicate fennel salad. Should time not allow for the full set menu (also available in a vegetarian version), the dishes can be