Frans Hals Museum
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Heemstede
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Getting there & around
🚆 Heemstede-Aerdenhout railway station🚆 Haarlem railway station🚆 Overveen railway station
Nearby attractions
Cathedral of Saint Bavo
church in Haarlem, the Netherlands
Teylers Museum
art, natural history, and science museum in Haarlem, Netherlands
Grote Kerk
church in Haarlem, North Holland, Netherlands
Groenendaal Park
forest in Heemstede, the Netherlands
Hartekamp
Dutch botanical garden near Heemstede, Netherlands
Haarlemmerhout
oldest public park of the Netherlands
Slot Heemstede
castle in the Netherlands, now demolished
De Cruquius Pumping Station
museum in Cruquius, the Netherlands
De Naald
monument in Heemstede, Netherlands
Smedestraat 33
doorway in Haarlem, Netherlands
Fundatiehuis (Teyler)
biographical museum
Dining
Cheval Blanc
Cheval Blanc is the epitome of a perennial favourite. Set in an elegant and inviting townhouse, this upscale restaurant is the perfect destination for food lovers. The team's enthusiasm is infectious. Maître d' and owner Ton Nelissen gives his diners a warm welcome and is always on hand to provide astute wine recommendations. Chef Huub van der Velden pulls out all the stops to ensure your dining experience is unforgettable. A top-quality main ingredient and some carefully considered garnishes: that's all it takes. For instance, he combines perfectly pan-seared scallops with al dente white aspa
WebsiteRatatouille Food & Wine
With Jozua Jaring, not everything is as it seems. He pays great attention to detail in the meticulous presentation of his dishes and likes to surprise diners with contrasting colours and forms. This is a restaurant with a real "wow" factor – chef Jaring puts his own exciting spin on classic flavours, taking your taste buds on a culinary adventure: conjuring up vegetable ice cream concoctions, dabbling with Asian citrus notes or rounding off a dish with a classic, deeply flavoursome vegetable jus. Such inspirations take this chef's top-quality ingredients to the next level. Think sweet and smok
WebsiteML
ML is a firm favourite for many a foodie. Mark and Liane Gratama's restaurant is housed in an imposing listed building in the heart of Haarlem. The modern decor blends vintage elements with chic design. The Chef’s Bar, next to the open kitchen, is the place to be if you want to watch the enthusiastic Mark Gratama at work. Each dish is a creative masterpiece, playfully combining a delightful variety of textures. His unique ingredient combinations demonstrate his willingness to experiment and push culinary boundaries. For example, he incorporates a hint of seaweed into a blueberry-based dessert
WebsiteRed Orchids
Bold graffiti art and a dark palette of black and red create an intimate and laid-back feel. In the kitchen, the cuisines of Japan, China, Thailand and Indonesia artfully rub shoulders. The chef always manages to dose just the right spices, creating dishes full of rich flavours and crisp textures. Whether you opt for sushi, dim sum, Peking duck or sea bass with panang curry, this Asian culinary adventure puts authenticity front and centre.
WebsiteCafé Samabe
The spicy aromas hit you the moment you enter this colonial-era building dating from 1899. An abundance of wood and an exotic colour scheme make for a uniquely charming setting inside – this place calls itself a café because of its casual atmosphere. The home-style Indonesian cuisine, with a slight preference for Balinese specialities, is indulgent and packs a punch. Think aromatic martabak, rich authentic rijsttafels (including vegetarian options) with spicy rendang and intensely flavoursome sambal goreng telor… At Café Samabe, a feast awaits!
WebsiteFris
Meticulously prepared sea bass terrine, perfectly fried veal sweetbreads, koji butter (fermented on site) and a penchant for exotic flavours such as coconut milk and kombu – the culinary worlds of France and Asia meet at Fris. Classic techniques, top-of-the-range ingredients and playful originality bring the dishes to life. The non-alcoholic beverage accompaniments include delicious kombuchas made using kitchen scraps, among other things.
WebsiteBrasserie Bruis
At Bruis, located in the centre of Haarlem, Jozua Jaring of MICHELIN-starred Ratatouille gives the floor to the next generation of culinary talent. Out front, the pavement terrace is all set; inside, the lighting underscores the intimate character of this cosy establishment. The chefs invite you to compose your own set menu from an enticing selection of French-inspired dishes with a contemporary twist. Expect dishes such as pan-seared sea bass with pancetta and a delicately zesty antiboise sauce with fresh herbs. A fitting finale comes in the form of a Paris-Brest featuring silky buttercream,
WebsiteRestaurant Moustique
Located in the heart of Haarlem, Moustique boasts stylish interior design and a terrace overlooking the Grote Kerk, plus it's open every day of the week – what a treat! The chef showcases his experience through an appealing à la carte selection and a multi-course tasting menu. He is just as adept at jazzing up fish with pickled cucumber, horseradish and jalapeño as he is at putting his own spin on steak tartare. The kitchen team thrives on excitement and daring combinations, but never at the expense of harmony on the plate.
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