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Chef Grégory Gillain and your hostess, Hélène Fays, have set up shop in a barn that is over 150 years old. Ardennes materials such as local stone offset and enhance the modern decorative vein. Chef Gillain’s personal vision and love of regional produce have reached new heights here. A maestro of textbook techniques, his braised sweetbread has become one of the house signature dishes. However, his deep-seated understanding of the ingredient can also be tasted in recipes such as melt in the mouth confit of pork belly, served with bitter fresh kohlrabi, chanterelle mushrooms, dried cured ham and

This warm, welcoming, family-run bistro is in the hands of a team whose enthusiasm is contagious. It is named after the maiden name of the chef’s “gran”, who ran the village grocery store for over 50 years, selling, notably, excellent game in season. François-Xavier Simon, better known as “Chef F-X”, has brushed the cobwebs off fine dining and your delightful hostess, Hanna, immediately makes you feel at home as she presents the wine list with effortless poise and aplomb.The chef has forged his own culinary identity, drawing inspiration from pedigree French recipes, an amazing lineup of skills

A meal at La Roseraie is synonymous with a treat for all five senses. The experience starts with the drive through the lovely Ardennes countryside to this handsome 19C edifice, followed by the vision of the landscaped garden, home to welcoming guestrooms and pretty cottages, the champagne bar and the elegant restaurant, depicted by an exquisite blend of luxury details and home-from-home hospitality. Marie Trignon has respectfully and masterfully taken over the reins from her father.You can expect a classical culinary repertory, flanked by a flair for sourcing the best ingredients, without forg

Manon Schenck, who is nothing if not spunky, focuses mainly on fish and shellfish, with a weakness for lobster, in a region of Belgium that is renowned for its game! Her seafood score is strongly influenced by Alsace, her place of birth, by Brittany, where she worked for a long time and by her country of adoption, the Belgian Ardennes. Heart-warming food and service in a tasteful contemporary interior. Heaven for foodies! Manon has grown in confidence and daring. Her close ties with Brittany fishermen ensure the premium quality and freshness of her ingredients. In addition to the seasonal menu

Arabelle Meirlaen crafts a highly personal version of healthy food, guided by her intuition and a desire to shine the spotlight on veggies and spices. In fact, a large proportion of the fresh produce comes from her own garden, which boasts an exquisite terrace come summertime. Meirlaen merges an inventive streak with elegance and is unafraid of the odd bold touch, whilst steering clear of the trap of surprising us at all costs. You can expect an unusual array of light dishes, which are nonetheless packed in full-bodied generous flavours. Floral aromas are something of her hallmark. In addition

Larger-than-life Jean-Michel Dienst has no lack of charisma. Light years from showy cuisine, he has founded his culinary approach on authentic flavours. The lineup stars a primarily Gallic repertory of deftly crafted dishes. On arriving you will see the Molteni oven near the window. His carrot butter with Asian nuances that sublimes the intensity of scallops is proof that chef Dienst is not averse to taking liberties with traditional recipes, on condition that it be to underscore the exceptional quality of the star ingredient. On reading the menu, it is difficult not to opt for one of his sign

Robin Van Habost and Thomas Serbeniuk are fanatical about pedigree Gallic cuisine. They invariably wave a cheerful greeting to diners from the open-plan kitchen of their contemporary establishment. First class produce, such as local game and mushrooms, is crafted into comfortingly familiar dishes rich in enticing aromas, to which the youthful chefs add a distinctive, personal and sometimes surprising touch. Feelgood French fare by fervent foodies.