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Creativity does not have to revolve around spectacle. Do not expect crazy combinations or 101 variations from Hans Derks. The ingenuity of this modest chef lies in finding harmony with a limited number of elements. For example, he will pimp an ajoblanco soup, with its delicate balance between almond and garlic, with fresh pieces of herring, fish roe and a visually appealing palette of vegetables such as beetroot, radish and leek. That is the power of simplicity. Chef Derks likes to play with Mediterranean flair and Eastern intensity, and dares to update a preparation of tournedos Rossini, for

Everything here revolves around the open kitchen, which is done out in black. Serenity and elegance abound at Odille, with artworks by Daisy Boman dotted throughout. Hostess Lotte Bloem and chef Casimir Evens invite you into their world, where time stands still for a moment as Brabantian generosity meets international finesse.The kitchen is a creative playground where bold flavours are expertly combined. The chef presents the Bresse pigeon at your table, showcasing the bird before it is roasted on the carcass. The finished dish arrives a little later: perfectly medium-rare fillets, a spicy bro

Upon entering the 17C Villa Bleijenburg, you choose: left for the easygoing gastrobar serving elegant small plates and the ever-classic sole meunière throughout the day, or right for a more upscale fine dining experience with a multi-course set menu or small à la carte selection. Both sleek, stylish spaces overlook the central kitchen, where Dennis Middeldorp demonstrates his ability to effortlessly combine classical expertise with creative ideas, a love for the fresh vibrancy of Asian cuisine and respect for the principles of Dutch Cuisine. To brighten up a rich terrine of smoked eel and foie

On the outskirts of Uden, this restaurant is accommodated in a quaint thatched-roof farmhouse. It features a snug interior with wooden ceiling beams and rustic-style decor, plus an outdoor terrace overlooking the surrounding fields. Having spent years honing his skills at De Lindehof in Nuenen, Gijs Hoevenaars has struck out on his own in this delightful setting. From classic tournedos Rossini to Mediterranean and Asian-inspired dishes, the chef displays proficiency across the board. Take, for example, his tuna sashimi, which he perks up with soy, citrus and pickled vegetables. The à la carte

Located at the top of a converted grain-processing plant, this delightful space combines a raw, industrial aesthetic with modern design elements. It also boasts a roof terrace affording panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. With years of experience, Joppe Sprinkhuizen meticulously crafts each dish, blending timeless French cooking techniques with international influences. For example, the entrecôte, cooked rare, is served with a bitterbal (Dutch meatball) filled with rendang, alongside beans cooked in red curry and lemongrass, plus a peanut cream and a red berry cream providing sweet a

Druten's old school has been converted into a restaurant with a charming retro-modern location and a menu offering a choice of modern, traditional and vegetarian dishes. Although the chef will readily produce a game dish based on pheasant, he tends towards the contemporary end of the spectrum. This manifests itself in his use of seasonings from around the globe and the presentation of the dishes. A delicious lesson for any foodie!

Hostess Marjolein, chef Douwe and zythologist Bobby (recognisable by the restaurant's logo tattooed on their arms) welcome you to their warm and inviting, artistic space, in which beer and vegetables take centre stage – there is even a vegetable display by the open kitchen. The dishes are characterised by bold flavours and are complemented by beers that lend just the right amount of bitterness, spice or other nuances. Think ribbons of tangy marinated swede and creamed swede paired with a horseradish vinaigrette and seaweed cream and crisps. Vibrant cuisine with a distinct identity.