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Hotel Restaurant Dalmacija
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Double Room
Offering free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. Boasting a terrace…
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Restaurants nearby
- De Leuf★ Michelin De Leuf is a really appealing family business run by hostess Sandra van de Bunt, her daughter Michelle, and son Robin, who is in charge in the kitchen. The trio's enthusiasm and dedication is extraordinary. The creative chef draws inspiration from his travels throughout Asia, without turning his back on the classic finesse for which this establishment is known. As soon as you enter, the team at the dining counter prepare a few appetisers for you. A combination of red shiso leaf ice cream, lukewarm rice and a sakura and black sesame seed coulis is a shining example of the intense Far Eastern fl18.4km
- Da Vinci★ Michelin Margo Reuten is a trailblazer in the Dutch culinary world. She has held at least one MICHELIN Star since 1999 and is the only female chef with this accolade in the Guide. Time and again, she impresses with her keen eye for detail, generosity and choice of ingredients, which she works meticulously, drawing on a wealth of technical expertise. The beautiful presentation of the dishes instantly makes your mouth water. Her cooking style is contemporary but also embraces classic sauces. Her experience is beyond question, yet she continually pushes herself to explore new techniques with which she kee19.3km
- Reua ThaiBib Reua Thai has a rather rough-hewn feel, with wooden ornaments adding to the unique character of the space. Pattama Simons is an aficionado of authentic Thai cuisine but adds a touch of finesse. She often works with produce from her own garden or local suppliers and takes the time to create depth in her cooking. For example, she infuses beef stock with cinnamon, lemongrass, peanut and coriander to achieve a vibrant and subtly spicy flavour profile. This broth serves as a rich foundation to elevate chopped beef, rice noodles and daikon. With a choice of options for each course, the set menu is r15.1km
- De Lindeboom New StyleBib It's hard to resist the style of De Lindeboom on account of the charm of the building (1765), the terrace laid out at the foot of the church tower and the appealing sense of warm Limburg hospitality. And then there is the generous cuisine with which chef Jan Willem Punt has made a name for himself. He seeks inspiration in the fresh flavours of the Mediterranean and draws on international influences, but also delivers a traditional sole dish as well as various vegetarian options. Take his okonomiyaki – Japanese pancake made with spring onion and shiitake, served with sweet-and-sour pickled cucu19.2km
- Restaurant Tara This fine dining restaurant is as stylish as it is warm and welcoming. Your charming hostess is always happy to help you navigate the wine list, and the chef, who has honed his craft in top-flight kitchens, has an instinct for selecting exceptional ingredients. Restaurant Tara possesses every element to entice the discerning diner – and it also delivers. In the kitchen, Glenn Heijlands takes an approach that is perfectly in tune with the zeitgeist, emphasising global nuances and refined techniques. A standout example is the brightly seasoned veal tartare, elevated by briny pops of oyster, oyst12.5km
- Hof van Herstal What used to be the guesthouse of Lilbosch Abbey is now a classic fine dining restaurant with bags of character. Martin Bruggeman takes great pride in his work, presenting his suggestions to guests and proving every day that he is a master of traditional cuisine. Try the game dishes, especially the venison – the chef slaughters the game himself and showcases the distinctive intense flavour of the meat. His generous sauces are the best evidence of his culinary skill. You can trust his judicious wine recommendations too.12.8km
- Aan Sjuuteeänjd Sustainability takes centre stage at this cosy farmhouse restaurant with its eye-catching designer lighting. Even before it was trendy, chef Thoma was working with organic produce, mostly from his own vegetable garden. He has now even planted a food forest for the future. This ambassador of local Limburg produce proposes only a surprise menu, demonstrating his close ties with small-scale suppliers. Think rosefish from the North Sea, a beautifully grainy spelt risotto and a spicy/tangy beurre blanc sauce with nettles.13.6km
- Kasteel TerWorm This 14C castle is brimming with character, and a meal here promises an experience beyond compare. With its wooden floors, medieval paintings and old stone walls, the setting couldn't be more enchanting. The waterside terrace overlooking the verdant surroundings is an absolute delight! Dave Beckers's approach is refreshingly modern and his sophisticated creations frequently feature flavour profiles based on koji, yuzu and koshi. For instance, he adds extra depth to his lamb fillet and crispy braised lamb neck by incorporating powdered seaweed into the potato mousseline and kombu into the rich 14.5km
- Holsterhof With the hard work of hostess Lissa and chef Kaj, the restaurant at Holsterhof camping farm has gradually evolved into a sought-after culinary destination, set in a modern, light-filled space surrounded by lush greenery. The service is relaxed and friendly. The chef is an expert sauce maker who creates daring combinations on the plate, without making things overly complicated. His exquisite red curry with coconut milk adds depth of flavour to the tender quail leg with black lentils. Working with two set menus, he consistently surprises with subtle nuances.14.6km
- Pirandello Hotel Winselerhof and Restaurant Pirandello feel like an oasis of calm. This 16C manor farm sits in the Strijthagerbeek valley, surrounded by lush greenery. Pirandello fully embraces its setting, with a glass extension that affords wonderful views of the surrounding vineyards and a stork's nest. The menu sticks to traditional Italian fare, with the chef sprinkling in some more elaborate flourishes now and then. He does this, for example, by incorporating mostarda into the jus he serves with succulent duck breast. To really make the most of the gorgeous location, consider staying overnight.14.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Fortuna Sittard Stadion football stadium in Sittard, Netherlands14.5km
- Kasteel Hoensbroek castle in Hoensbroek, a district of the Dutch town of Heerlen.13.6km
- Parkstad Limburg Stadion football stadium16.9km
- Rolduc monastery in Kerkrade, Netherlands15.5km
- Ter Worm Castle castle in Heerlen, Netherlands14.7km
- Gemeentelijk Sportpark Kaalheide football stadium in Kerkrade, Limburg, the Netherlands16.2km
- GaiaZOO zoo in Kerkrade, Netherlands15.2km
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