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• Marrees★ Michelin Jan Marrees's trademark is his relaxed approach to gastronomy. A glance at his extensive menu (there are also two set menus, one of them vegetarian) will bring a smile to the face of any foodie. You can opt for one of the chef's specialities such as the crispy fried sweetbreads with an intense veal jus and fruity notes of apple and apricot. Alternatively, there is a variety of small, modern delicacies. Zesty and bitter, powerful and delicate, creamy and crispy: every dish is an exciting interplay of flavours and textures made with top-quality ingredients. This is a chef who certainly does not 11.4km
• Slagmolen★★ Michelin The charm of this authentic watermill, whose machinery is visible inside, is flanked by a stylish modern “barn”, whose huge windows overlook the stunning countryside. In addition to a peaceful terrace, the establishment boasts four deluxe rooms to prolong the evening in style. This highly distinctive portrait is pursued in the culinary fusion of old and new that also depicts the food. The styles of dad, Bert, and Giel, his son, have been merged and are gathering momentum. Family favourites such as pheasant in a cognac sauce and a dame blanche dessert (with vanilla ice cream prepared on the spo16.1km
• Modest★ Michelin Sander Spreeuwers acquired the nickname Modest at hospitality school. Modest also means “unpretentious” which is an equally fitting description of this chef. The culinary score illustrates this ethos and is free of fussy frills or showy presentations, but steeped in Sander’s subtle, sensitive personality. A respect for traditional French fare, lashings of character and a weakness for Asian flavours set the scene for your meal.How about juicy North Sea seabass with a kefir-flavoured beurre blanc that strikes a balance between powerful and fresh acidic notes? Chef Spreeuwers pursues this gutsy q15.2km
• Sabero★ Michelin The names Sonja and Nico Boreas have been synonymous with excellence on the Dutch fine dining scene for many years. Having decided to scale down their operation, they now invite you to this cosy restaurant located on the ground floor of their own home. The couple consistently demonstrate that their expertise is indisputable: in the case of hostess Sonja, she impresses with her wine list and the natural ease with which she works the room, providing service with a personal touch to each and every diner.Chef Nico's personalised cuisine and bold flavours leave a lasting impression. He has a knack 17.6km
• Cuchara★★ Michelin Music and nature enjoy guest-star status at Cuchara. The former adds a relaxed lounge mood, while the latter, embodied by a wood- and leather-rich interior, paints a distinctive trendy portrait. A seven-metre-long glass tree sculpture hanging from the ceiling seems to float over the dining room! Cuchara is mysterious, confidential and quirky, and Jan Tournier gets a kick out of surprising diners. His punchy, no-holds barred cuisine is offbeat and individual and he manages to astound with just a few ingredients and lashings of creativity, often tinged with Asian notes. Right from the appetisers19.4km
• Stad 10 Don’t be misled by appearances, because behind the unassuming façade lies a high-flying gourmet lair. Bert Brouwers is forging his own path after learning the ropes with some of Limburg’s top chefs. The four- or six-course menu reveals a devotion to detail in terms of plating and craftsmanship. You can expect dishes such as scallops with a North Sea crab rémoulade, ponzu dressing and celeriac ice cream or mandarin-flavoured panna cotta with fruity textures, yuzu-laced whipped cream and a green tea coulis - all of which are emblematic of the chef’s ambition and subtlety. The sweet-toothed final7.6km
• Bonnetti’s Mark Bonneu unveils a culinary score whose Spanish heritage is mixed with international overtones. The extensive menu rolls out an enticing selection of dishes to share, snacks and more high-flying creations. He might pair scallops and turnips with miso, for example. Texels lamb is jazzed up with a rosemary-flavoured gravy, a cream of chickpeas and carrots, unless you wouldn’t prefer an empanada of pork cheeks or a pan con tomate? The imposing edifice, which sports a pleasing light colour scheme, sings an ode to throbbing flavours and mouthwatering aromas. Even better, you can leave with a bot8.2km
• La Baita Authentic aromas and flavours of linguine alla Genovese, thickly cut wagyu picanha, grilled rare or a modern take on cannoli: this enchanting restaurant celebrates all the facets of Italian cuisine. Chef Sandro gets a kick out of mixing techniques and textures, adding his own distinctive hallmark to each dish, whilst remaining true to his homeland’s culinary roots – the chef hails from Marche.11.2km
• OH30 Although its interior design is stylishly modern, OH30 fully embraces the rustic charm of the 1904 windmill in which it is housed. The surrounding terrace is an oasis of calm. Chef Emile Maessen gives you two options: you can order delicious no-nonsense classics such as entrecôte Rossini à la carte, or opt for the more elaborate and creative set menu. Think steamed cod and lobster lasagne, topped with lightly browned Gruyère cheese and encircled by a delicate bisque. This dedicated and inspired chef possesses all the necessary attributes to delight the most discerning of foodies.11.9km
• Bienvenue John van Leerzem is a fan of tradition and of the ingredient before all else. This institution on the main square of Maaseik does far more than showcase time-honoured classics. The chef happily subverts traditional recipes, particularly thanks to carefully devised side dishes, such as a terrine of veal cheek and tongue that he subtly contrasts with sweet-sour chutney. His stamp can also be tasted in the tournedos and stroganoff sauce that strikes a perfect balance of flavours. A feast for foodies!18.1km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.