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To-do list for connoisseurs: eight new restaurants added to the MICHELIN Guide

4 maart 2026Door Fleur de Jong2 min lezenFOOD & DRINKS

Boon & De Koot | Amsterdam This compact bistro has a classic, almost Parisian feel with tables set close together. The kitchen focuses on accessible dishes where vegetables often take centre stage, and simplicity is paramount. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Boon & […]

Boon & De Koot | Amsterdam

This compact bistro exudes a classic, almost Parisian atmosphere, with tables close together and a lively, dynamic atmosphere. The kitchen focuses on accessible dishes in which vegetables often play a starring role, and simplicity is the guiding principle.

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Bouchot | Nuenen

This charming building, dating back to 1934, focuses on classic French dishes with a strong foundation in tradition. Think rich sauces, signature ingredients, and bistro classics carefully prepared.

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The Cuijt | Mierlo

Chefs Yuki and Koen combine French techniques with subtle Korean influences. The result is a personal cuisine where refinement and attention to sauces are clearly evident.

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Loca | Arnhem

In Arnhem's Klarendal neighborhood, you'll find this informal neighborhood restaurant where local ingredients are often presented in small, shareable dishes. The kitchen emphasizes bold flavors without excessive detours.

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fog | 's-Hertogenbosch

At nevel, vegetables and beer are the starting point for the kitchen and drinks menu. Dishes feature fresh, bold flavors that are often paired with carefully selected specialty beers.

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Pick a candle | Riethoven

Chef Cas Pikaar clearly chooses the classic route here, with recognizable dishes and rich flavors. A subtle Asian influence occasionally creeps in, but the foundation remains firmly French.

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Rest What by Sidney Schutte | Blaricum

This brasserie is idyllically situated by a woodland pond and serves a distinctively French menu. Under the guidance of Sidney Schutte, classic dishes gain added finesse and depth.

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Toet | Amsterdam

In this corner building across from the RAI, Mediterranean cuisine is given a contemporary twist. Familiar dishes are given a fresh update, with spicy accents and Southern flavors that remain clearly present.

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