City dining guide
3 guide-listed restaurants — Michelin, Bib Gourmand, Black Pearl, Must-Eat List, World's 50 Best and more. Reference quality signals; never ranked by commission, no in-app checkout.
Djailany van de Laarschot’s ambition is clear: to celebrate life à la française, and to bring his vision to life he has transformed a former estaminet into this charming, ever-buzzing bistro. The extensive menu embraces French culinary tradition – think foie gras pâté with brioche to start, followed by juicy rotisserie poussin and, finally, an indulgent crêpe Suzette. Traditional flavours are served up with abundant generosity in a heartwarming feast for any foodie.
WebsiteDe Cuijt is the heartwarming joint venture of chefs Yuki and Koen. Since 1914, this has been a favourite spot for those who enjoy sharing life's pleasures, and today the couple is elevating that experience to new heights. The bright interior exudes a calm, zen-inspired atmosphere, and the terrace feels cosy and inviting. In the kitchen both chefs' styles are united in dishes rooted in French cuisine, enhanced with creative touches and subtle Korean influences. Their technical finesse and focus on sauces create character. Exceedingly tender pork cheeks and creamy leek hearts, for example, revea
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.0/5 · 66 reviews
De Cuijt offers creative French and world cuisine, blending Scandinavian and Oriental influences under new young ownership. Food quality is frequently praised, particularly for excellent vegetarian options and high-level execution, with chefs often explaining dishes personally. The ambiance is tastefully modernized and comfortable. Service is generally enthusiastic among younger staff, though some guests note indifference from older employees or slow responses. Value perceptions are divided; while many find the experience worthwhile, others criticize the price-to-quality ratio, citing issues like lukewarm beer or frozen appetizers. Overall, it is a fine-dining destination with mixed reviews on consistency and cost-effectiveness.
Suitable for diners seeking refined creative cuisine who can tolerate service variability, with expectations managed regarding value.
The charm of Bouchot brings out the warmth of this stylish building dating back to 1934. Smiling sommelier and hostess Tessa provides excellent wine recommendations; meanwhile, in the kitchen, Bram expresses his love for Zeeland and classic French cuisine. On retro tableware, he serves up œufs meurette – soft-poached eggs in a sweet and intense red wine sauce with bacon and mushrooms – and crispy veal sweetbreads with hazelnuts and a sauce enriched with balsamic vinegar and spices. Quality ingredients speak for themselves in all their simplicity, thanks to the expertly made sauces. A new favou
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