Broederenklooster
The authenticity of this former monastery (1293) has been preserved in every detail. Where once the friars used to take their meals, you can now enjoy a luxurious dining experience in a historical setting. The ultra-modern open kitchen immediately catches the eye. Niels van Dooijeweert brings a penchant for bold flavours and contemporary techniques to French dishes. Succulent pan-seared sea bream with a brunoise of tomato, papaya, onion and pak choi, in a curry sauce finished with lemon oil – this is the kind of cooking that draws so many diners; exceptional ingredients take the spotlight. The
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Broederenklooster offers modern French cuisine in a historic setting. Reviews frequently praise the top-quality ingredients, exquisite presentation, and rich flavors, with oysters and surprise menus being highlights. The ambiance is elegant, and service is generally smooth and friendly. However, some guests note that portions are small and the pacing between courses can be too fast. Negative feedback also cites high prices, limited or expensive wine options, and insufficient choices for vegetarians. A few reviews mention discomfort regarding the head chef's political statements. While the food quality is consistently rated highly, diners should be aware of the portion sizes and value for money.
Suitable for diners seeking refined modern French cuisine and an elegant atmosphere, though expect smaller portions and verify dietary accommodations in advance.