Tiny House

Restaurants nearby

• De Librije★★★ Michelin De Librije is a culinary institution that has held three MICHELIN Stars since 2004. Today, artisanal local ingredients, a vegetable-forward approach, inventive techniques and the use of fermentation to create bright acidity have become commonplace, and that is thanks in part to the late Jonnie Boer. He was the most influential Dutch chef of his generation, whose life was cut tragically short. His distinctive style of cooking lives on, revered by the fantastic team at De Librije. This is bold cuisine that leaves a long-lasting impression. Pike-perch from the IJsselmeer, for example, is cooked u14.4km
• Restaurant Affect★ Michelin Lars Aukema is a chef who does not need top-of-the-range ingredients to create exciting dishes. Having worked under the tutelage of Jonnie Boer for a long time, he has now proven himself to be a dab hand at showcasing flavours from the region and around the globe. He combines, for instance, yellowtail tartare with crunchy kohlrabi, topped with yellowtail sashimi and dusted with black cardamom and kaffir lime zest. Lime gel, marinated green strawberry and a fermented kohlrabi broth add the finishing touches to this understated dish. This is a subtle flavour combination you won't forget. This is14.3km
• Brass Boer Thuis★ Michelin Many restaurants may claim to have the kind of atmosphere in which diners feel at home, but here it really is the case. This place is located on the charming Nieuwe Markt and has a terrace that overlooks the square. Inside, driftwood and drying herbs hang from the ceiling, and the large wine wall gives the contemporary decor individuality. This is a cosy setting, and diners clearly come to have a good time. Jonnie and Thérèse Boer have built up a kitchen team that loves working with produce from Zwolle and manages to create dishes that are original but not overly complex. Our inspectors were b14.4km
• Kaatje bij de Sluis★ Michelin Blokzijl is a picture-perfect little slice of the Netherlands. Opt for a table by the window to enjoy the delightful view of the lock and the quintessential brick houses – from the upper floor you can even see the storks' nest across the street! The wall decorated with cartoons is also sure to draw the eye. When it comes to the food, the dishes on the menu are testament to the creativity of the talented chef. With an eye for detail, he bends organic and local produce to his will. Fine classic flavours are shaken up in occasionally daring combinations. The precise dosing creates intriguing nuan18.3km
• De VoorburchtBib Step across the moat, traverse the medieval fortifications and look for the building with a sloping wall. This place certainly makes a magical first impression! Inside, this historical setting has been given a splendid makeover. Here, familiar ingredients are used to produce creative dishes. For instance, the chef combines skate and scallops in a dish reminiscent of a choucroute garnie. This is carefully considered and rich cuisine. At De Voorburcht, new life is breathed into classic fine dining.15.3km
• Robuust This warm and welcoming restaurant is run by two larger-than-life brothers: chef Raimon and maître d' Peter Ian. You can look forward to dishes brimming with distinctive flavours, as in the finely spiced beurre blanc that lends a touch of indulgence to a perfectly fried slice of cod. Such culinary excellence characterises their classic fare as well as the more creative set menu. Be sure to ask your expert host for his beer recommendations – he has some real gems up his sleeve!13.3km
• Sukerieje Sukerieje has now relocated to Hopmanshuis, a tastefully converted warehouse brimming with character. The menu has also been revamped. Chef Yannick Roodhof likes to focus on vegetables and enjoys expressing his creative side – his creamy cashew nut 'pâté with melon and chilli causes quite a stir. Through his expertise in using exotic ingredients and his patience in imbuing his sauces with depth, he creates an exceptional intensity of flavours. This restaurant is going places!13.9km
• Salty Seafood Restaurant As the name of their restaurant implies, chef Nino and hostess Aysen are dedicated to serving up fish and seafood. Their principal supplier is sustainable fisherman Hendrik Kramer from Urk, whose catch largely dictates the menu, which also features vegetables from their own garden. That commitment to local sourcing translates into top-notch ingredients, which are showcased in dishes such as mussels and slivers of squid with house-made kimchi and a tangy mussel broth with kimchi, or meaty langoustine delicately infused with vanilla and accompanied by fresh summer vegetables and a ginger marinad14.2km
• NOÏS Laura is a warm and welcoming host, and she knows the outstanding wine list like the back of her hand. Her recommendations are absolutely spot on! If you like surprises, chef Vincent is your man. There's no written menu here; your options are presented verbally only, and your trust is rewarded with imaginative, plant-forward cuisine. Whether he's imbuing various textures of celeriac with zingy flavours, or putting pork belly centre stage in an Asian-inspired dish with a bay leaf cream sauce, his elaborate culinary creations are full of flair.14.2km
• Restaurant L'église The atmospheric L'église feels like a cosy wine bar and is instantly welcoming. You can just pop in for a glass of wine – hostess Kira has put together a list of excellent options – and a few nibbles, but we definitely recommend opting for the set menu or something from the à la carte selection. Chef Niek proves that just a few elements are enough to make a dish come alive. The food is meticulously prepared with an emphasis on zest and punch, as well as a dash of international flair. For example, he creates a ceviche dish in which sweet, fruity watermelon, sweet-and-sour pickled radish and a c14.4km

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