Top Restaurants in Overijssel Province
Most Popular Dutch food in Overijssel Province, The Netherlands
Reviews on Dutch food in Overijssel Province, The Netherlands including Ledeboer Almelo, The Lemon Tree, De Librije, 't Pestengasthuys, 'T Lansink, Os en Peper, Coperto Restobar, Restaurant 't Spookhuys, Jackies, Restaurant de Bloemenbeek
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10. Restaurant de Bloemenbeek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Tjeerd J
We had a romantic dinner for two in restaurant de Bloemenbeek. The food was excellent, the service impeccable and great value for money when going for the 4 course menu. A well deserved 1 michelin star restaurant!
9. Jackies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 479 reviews
Reviewed By ZZJonZZ
Booked this place based on the reviews, certainly the atmosphere was good and food presentation was fabulous, but the Summer Roll starter I had was bland. The main course of lamb neck was dry and over cooked. Not sure why Jackies attracts the reviews it does, unless people are eating just with their eyes.
8. Restaurant 't Spookhuys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Christel8
This restaurant is located in the 'Hanze-City' Hattem in a historic building. The restaurant is serving good food and you get good value for your money. When we visited this restaurants we have chosen the 4-course-menu. We got both fish and meat-dishes and it was tasty. The service is very good and friendly.
7. Coperto Restobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Inspired by French and Italian classics, our chefs use an effortless approach to gastronomy. The simple preparation allows the pure tastes of the ingredients to shine. Guests can order from the a la carte menu or enjoy the chef âs seasonal menu that chang
Reviewed By BG2011
We had a late lunch in this restaurant close to the station. The decoration is beautiful and the staff very professional. We took a 3 courses menu. Choice was difficult as everything looked really delicious. We took the pulled turkey, the duck breast and the cheesecake. All dishes was really well presented and delicious. We took âil copertoâ which includes water, bread and olives. Very good selection of wine. We really enjoyed our meal and found the quality price really excellent. I definitely recommend this place and weâll go back as soon as possible!
6. Os en Peper
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Antje M
Too many waiters who act if they are the client. They are telling "their story" instead of listening or feeling what the customer needs. Food: good fish but old school preparation. Too much butter, too greavy, so to heavy. Wine advise: story talking no interaction with the guest. The waiters think they have knowledge and under- estimate the guest.
5. 'T Lansink
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Welcome at Restaurant 't Lansink, situated in the monumental Tuindorp 't Lansink. We will surprise you with our Local-French cuisine by our topchef Lars van Galen.We offer also private dining rooms or you can have dinner at our chef's table in the kitchen
Reviewed By kaihlas
We had dinner at the chef's table and it was a remarkable experience. The service at the Lansink is as good as you can expect it in a place of this category, the selection of wines excellent, the food just delicious. Each dish was beautifully presented and all the components with elements from different cuisines over the world delivered a fantastic and exciting explosion of flavour. Seeing the chef and his team working in the kitchen was the cherry on the cake.
4. 't Pestengasthuys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By Henk R
Visited the Pestengasthuys for the umpteenth time - and as usual we were not disappointed. Chef Paul Stegeman worked his usual wonders and everything was fine. The standard of cooking is very close to the Librije here, and that at a fraction of the price. Still not a cheap restaurant of course. The ambiance is great, too, in this medieval former hospice with its high ceilings and stained glass windows. Great! Don't forget to make a reservation!
3. De Librije
Overall Ratings
5 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By JoniHelsinki
Everything matches their Michelin three star rating. Service is superb. Also the price matches. Naturally it is expensive, but it is worth it. I was introduced to an outstanding wine I did not know. A sommelier even offered to drive me back to the station, but it was a nice walk.
2. The Lemon Tree
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Imagine yourself in culinary Copenhagen for pure flavors in a natural ambiance. The restaurant for lunch and dinner. With a chef's menu and fantastic wines, you can enjoy everything the world has to offer. Experience the blistering tension at the chef's t
Reviewed By roninspector
Booking will be essential shortly here to this exceptional young business as awards and full recognition must follow soon from Michelin and food critics alike.Loved the fresh presentation of the restaurant and immediately made a dinner reservation for a tasting menu.Cautiously went for 4 or five courses but should have gone for the full house as the ingredients presentation and knowledgeable service was outstanding and delightful.You do not have to be a food concessioner to love here as just such a holistic great experience.
Where to Eat in Overijssel Province: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Ledeboer Almelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Een authentieke sfeer in een modern jasje, dat is wat ons restaurant uniek maakt. In het voormalige bankiershuis van de firma (Helmich) Ledeboer & Co uit 1909 in Almelo, wordt u heerlijk in de watten gelegd. Het gebouw fungeerde tot 1994 als bankgebouw en
Reviewed By EvdWRotterdam
Nice setting and location, pretty good food, but the overall experience is a bit let down by the service. Half of our order for starters was forgotten. The replacement starter was luke-warm. When we asked for a second glass of the red wine we were having, the last tiny bit of the bottle contents were emptied into the glass. Instead of bringing a new bottle and a new glass, the glass was taken back to the kitchen area and brought back filled. What happened to first tasting whether the new bottle was ok? Where was the cork? Was the glass indeed emptied first as claimed by the serving staff? The experience could have been much better.
