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Kloster Langwaden
Grevenbroich
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Twin Room
Located on the first floor, this twin room offers a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV and DVD player.
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Restaurants nearby
- Gut Lärchenhof★ Michelin When Peter Hesseler started out here in 1997, he would never have dreamed that this place would one day make a name for itself as a MICHELIN-starred restaurant. Since 2017, Torben Schuster has been at the helm in the kitchen of this gorgeous estate on the prestigious golf course. His cooking is modern, bold and creative, but never loses sight of its classical foundations. A striking example of the balance of elegance and depth is the incredibly flavoursome dry-aged Barbarie duck, accompanied by yellow and red beetroot cooked in a salt crust and covered with radish jelly, with peanuts for crunc13.3km
- Zwanzig23 by Lukas Jakobi★ Michelin In October 2023, Lukas Jakobi unveiled an interesting trendy and modern culinary concept in Düsseldorf's Bilk neighbourhood. The two set menus, dubbed "Vegan" and "Not vegan", each comprise nine creative courses. The dishes are stripped back to the essentials and made using excellent ingredients, the provenance of 80% of which is the region. "Taste the Waste", for example, demonstrates the restaurant's efforts to reduce waste through a variety of components and presents "leftovers" in a sophisticated culinary way. Fermented foods, soy sauces, garum and kombucha are all produced on site, along 13.5km
- Agata's★ Michelin The restaurant is known for its creative dishes, in which ingenuity, seasonality and international influences, as well as top-quality ingredients are successfully combined. The set menu comprises six to eight courses and also comes in a vegetarian version; on Wed and Thu, there is an additional four-course option. The extensive selection of international wines includes an impressive choice of Rieslings; astute recommendations come courtesy of the experienced and charming front-of-house team led by proprietress Agata Reul. An elegant yet warm and inviting interior, where modern design, earthy t13.9km
- Jae★ Michelin Do not be deterred by the rather plain exterior, as this restaurant is impressive in several respects: Jörg Wissmann (previously at establishments such as Vendôme, Nagaya and Agata's) creates modern fusion cuisine with Asian influences that reflect his half-Korean heritage, while also incorporating classic French elements. With a distinctive signature style, he skilfully combines different flavours, as seen for example in the delicately cured, boldly seasoned hamachi of outstanding quality, served with finely sliced marinated radish and lime koji (a fermented rice condiment), plus chopped pist14.2km
- Setzkasten★ Michelin A fine dining restaurant in a supermarket? You can experience this novel culinary concept in the basement of The Crown, one of the largest food markets in Europe. It is not only the location that is worth mentioning: in addition to the smart decor and the partially open kitchen, the dedicated kitchen team turns out creative, modern and pleasingly pared-down dishes made using select produce. Chef Egor Hopp also successfully brings in influences from his Kazakhstan homeland, such as Smetana sauce or raschenka cream. There is a set menu comprising six courses in the evening and four at lunchtime.14.8km
- Nagaya★ Michelin Yoshizumi Nagaya's cuisine really is something special. In a thoughtful, bold and meticulous fashion, he fuses elements of Japanese and western cuisine. During his training in Osaka, Toshiro Kandagawa taught him traditional Japanese cookery, while he learned his innovative approach from Takada Hasho in Gifu. Drawing on both of these experiences, he has developed his own distinctive style. Excellent ingredients are a matter of honour for this chef, from the Wagyu beef to sushi and sashimi. As well as fine wines, there is a splendid selection of sake. Furthermore, the front-of-house team is atte15.5km
- Anthony's Kitchen★ Michelin Host and proprietor Anthony Sarpong runs an appealing restaurant-cum-cookery school. The Ghanaian-born chef is supported by a dedicated team, whose carefully considered dishes present a modern take on African culinary traditions. There are two set menus: "The Expedition" and the vegetarian "Green Journey", each available in a four-, five- or six-course format. Dishes such as "plantain, pear, savoy cabbage" or "suya kebab, fufu, peanut" are every bit as in tune with the times as the refined, stylish decor, the open kitchen and the easy-going atmosphere. The chefs serve the food themselves. Afte15.7km
- 1876 Daniel Dal-Ben★ Michelin At his chic and elegant little restaurant by the zoo, Daniel Dal-Ben serves up classic cuisine with a judicious flourish of creativity. In addition to Italian and French influences, the chef-patron also incorporates Japanese accents from time to time. A good example of interesting contrasts and harmonious balance is "Cannelloni, smoked eel, Caprese foam, pumpkin seeds". He is also partial to decorating his dishes with skilfully integrated herbs and flowers. The "Cicchetti 1876" starter has become a staple of the set menu. Allow plenty of time, as you may be treated to additional courses. Beyon17.7km
- LA VIE by thomas bühner★ Michelin Owner Thomas Bühner has for years been at the forefront of Germany's gastronomy scene with his restaurant La Vie in Osnabrück. At his new LA VIE on the urban METRO Campus in Düsseldorf, the talents of another chef are on display: Timo Fritsche, no stranger to MICHELIN-star kitchens. In the evening, twin set menus – one omnivore, the other vegan – put top-notch regional ingredients to work in dishes with French and Asian influences. Wonderfully harmonious flavour combinations tantalise the palate, for example, the perfectly cooked premium skrei with crispy roasted cauliflower and a truly sensat18.2km
- Münstermanns KontorBib What started as a shop selling eggs and butter later became a delicatessen and today this spot is a popular bistro with a pleasingly lively urban atmosphere and an open kitchen. The tasty dishes include German classics such as currywurst and Wiener schnitzel, but also international dishes. The food is accompanied by decent wines by the glass, and the service is friendly. Open from noon to 8pm, last orders 6.30pm. NB: They don't take reservations at lunchtime – so come early, as the place gets very busy.14.7km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Langen Foundation museum in Germany3.9km
- Merkur Spiel-Arena stadium in the city of Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany17.1km
- Museum Island Hombroich museum in Germany3.4km
- Basilica of St. Quirinus roman-catholic church in Neuss, Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany9.6km
- Knechtsteden Abbey abbey in Knechtsteden, Germany8.7km
- Castle Dyck château6.8km
- Castra Novaesium Roman fort9.1km
- Museum Kunstpalast art museum in Düsseldorf15.7km
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