The Waverly House

Restaurants nearby

• Aan de Poel★★ Michelin The view of De Poel Lake is simply breathtaking. The large windows and elegant interior design allow you to fully immerse yourself in the charm of this location. Stefan van Sprang's culinary creations are a perfect match for this gorgeous setting. The chef likes to add the finishing touches to his dishes tableside and present the day's lunchtime set menu – which makes for a more personal dining experience. (In the evening, there are à la carte options and a set menu.) This skilled craftsman deftly combines diverse influences and uses his creativity to put his own spin on classic recipes. To ad6.8km
• De Nederlanden★ Michelin De Nederlanden bears its name well. The decor, the charming service and the culinary style lend this former country hotel a quintessentially Dutch atmosphere. Combining historical charm with contemporary sleekness, this building has plenty of character. It feels like time is standing still as you enjoy an aperitif on a bench with views over the Vecht River and the drawbridge. Pure bliss! It is clear from the menu that chef Wilco Berends loves his terroir: When it comes to produce such as lamb, eel and cheese, rest assured that he will serve you the very best the region has to offer. Be sure to8.5km
• 't Amsterdammertje★ Michelin This revamped farmhouse is the place to come for a lively dining experience in a vibrant and trendy setting. Upbeat music plays in the background, large chandeliers hang from the ceiling, modern art adorns the walls… This restaurant is brimming with atmosphere, yet also has a romantic side thanks to the subdued lighting and dark colour scheme. Working in an attractive open kitchen, André Gerrits's vibrant creativity befits the setting. His cuisine has verve and knows no boundaries. In his diverse creations, he gives pride of place to vegetables from his own garden, along with other gems of Dut8.9km
• Tante Koosje★ Michelin This restaurant is named after Koosje Edema, once a prominent figure in this lovely village. Her former home is now a magnet for foodies. The old-world interior is cosy and charming, with soft ambient lighting and antique furnishings creating an intimate atmosphere. As for the terrace by the church… In fine weather, you could feel yourself transported to the Mediterranean! Drawing on a wealth of experience, versatile chef Roland Veldhuijzen is making his mark on this magnificent location with good old-fashioned culinary expertise, showcasing his wonderful vinaigrettes and flavoured olive oils.9.1km
• Restaurant Showw★ Michelin It was at the MICHELIN-starred Bougainville that Chef Dorus Floris and sommelier Lendl Mijnhijmer first crossed paths and the seeds of this partnership were sown. The synergy between them is palpable – in the impeccable service, the lounge-like ambiance of this elegant open-plan restaurant, and especially in the way everything complements the food on your plate. Chef Floris effortlessly experiments with seasonings from around the globe and refreshing nuances. His intricate sauces showcase his exceptional technique. He artfully combines perfectly seared langoustines with Jerusalem artichoke, an9.1km
• De Voetangel This cosy family restaurant rises up out of the Ronde Hoep polder, from where it enjoys magnificent views across pastureland and streams. The chefs here veer more towards the traditional, although modern dishes are starting to creep into their cuisine. Organic, vegetarian and international options give the menu extra appeal.2.7km
• Ron Gastrobar Indonesia Ouderkerk Top chef Ron Blaauw has a nose for a winning concept, as proven by this typical Indonesian restaurant with its bustling terrace by the River Amstel. The flavours are distinctively Asian, but he and his colleague Agus Hermawan also add their own twists for that extra fragrance and depth. The rijsttafel options "Agus" (15 dishes) and "Guillaume" (12 dishes) provide the perfect opportunity to share all kinds of delicious treats, such as satay kambing and udang peteh.4.7km
• SAAM restaurant South Africa comes to the Netherlands in this cosy establishment, which resembles a glass conservatory from the outside. Here on the Amstelzijde strip, some big names in the hospitality industry, including chefs and sommeliers, have joined forces in an endeavour to marry the two culinary cultures. Ingredients such as granadilla, suurvygie and goat meat are incorporated into modern creations with distinct flavours. Those not familiar with South African ingredients can rest assured that the waitstaff are always on hand to offer guidance.4.7km
• Amber Garden Amber Garden is the most stylish of Chinese restaurants. The arched doorway, koi and Chinese calligraphy all reflect a seamless harmony between feng shui and modern comfort. The chef also strikes a balance between authenticity and the demands of today's discerning diners. The extensive menu brings together specialties from Chengdu Sichuan, Guangdōng Cantonese, Shanghai and Beijing cuisines. The Peking duck ranks among the finest in the Benelux, the sauces are bursting with nuances of umami, the house-made noodles are divine, and then that delicate interplay of sweet and sour… This is Chinese f6.0km
• Bistro Toost Toost is a welcoming and vibrant bistro – the dried leaves hanging from the ceiling lend the setting a distinctively Mediterranean feel. Opting for a seat at the long bar is always a good idea. Diners order à la carte, choosing from a variety of typical dishes in smaller portions. Crab remoulade with crispy toast, crunchy vegetables and a mustard vinaigrette, or hand-cut steak tartare seasoned with capers and served with fresh chips and mayonnaise – these familiar dishes, with the occasional Asian twist, are the secret to the success of this charming bistro. Don't forget to make a reservation!6.9km

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