Location: Bussum
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Where to eat Dutch food in Bussum: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Dutch restaurants to try in Bussum. Bussum (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈbɵsəm] ( listen)) is a commuter town and former municipality in the Het Gooi region in the south east of the province of North Holland in the Netherlands. Since 2016, Bussum has been part of the new municipality of Gooise Meren.
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10. d'Oude Brink
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Dyr86
No we will not be visiting this new restaurant again....Some food was out of stock... taste was nothing special.. had to wait a long time for the main course which was quite disappointing looking at the portion size, just like the starter...taste was alright, but really nothing special...Ambiance however was great, restaurant has nice decor...
9. De Goede Gooier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Jussi L
I have dined last winter in this restaurant with Dutch friends who took me here. You need the car, I presume taxi from Amsterdam would be quite expensive. Over all, great, professional service . Somehow I think it lacks of great Dutch sense of Humor, but staff was knowledgeable of wine and food .Other issue was a slow service/ restaurant was busy, but we needed to wait almost 45 minutes of our food. Thank goodness company was good.Food: very good. My soup (Hot)was unbelievable good, Lamp was tender and tasty, desert (even it was just ice cream, but I am Ice cream fan) was very good. Wine recommendation fro m waiter good. Not a typical expensive recommendation but reasonable price for good wine. Over all experience on my second visit: Good place which I would recommend Not your tourist type of the restaurant, but a proper, good DUTCH restaurant with great food and Wine. When Dutch do something well, boys they do it Well. Thank you Ps Total Bill Euro 244/ 4 people each had ,3 aperatives, 2 courses, 3 deserts, and 2 bottles of Sparkling water and one bottle of white wine !
8. IJssalon De Hoop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Robert S
This is the best ice cream in Netherlands, perhaps the world. Yes, there is gelati in Italy, but that is a different set of ingredients (mainly ice and milk and natural non-artificial flavours. Dutch ice cream is pure raw milk made with flavours. In most places you get artificial flavours and low quality milk. The price can run from Euros 3-5 for one or two scoops. At De Hoop, you can savour the flavours while standing in line for ten-fifteen minutes and build up an appetite. When you finally get insie, five cheerful young Dutch school children (and occasionally the owners) serve you with the speed of a New York City Fast Food Chef. You pile away a Kilo of ice cream for Euros 8.50 or individual cones with one or two scoops for just Euro 1.50 or 2.5 for two. That's half price to the garbage they serve in most ice cream salons worldwide. Only the Moonlight Inn at Victoria Beach, Manitoba on Lake Winnipeg in Canada can beat that. Supplied with Dutch quality Ice Cream, the line ups can be longer on a warm sunny day, but the cost and quality are unbeatable.Thank you for the very good review. The things you mentioned are the exact things we try to achieve. See you soon back at the ''Hoop". Regards, Caroline Kooij
7. Leuk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
LEUK is childfriendly!! Good food for parent & child. We will make sure that the kids have fun , so you can eat your diner! Our playroom in the cellar is 100M2 and has everything a kid wants. Also we have our own babysitter who will make sure that your ch
Reviewed By DirkOnSeaside
From the start this place is a dream for parents with kids. The staff are completely engaged worth the kids, the kids can choose their magic drink which has smoke coming out of it and can only be drunk with a straw. How cool is that?Then in the basement is a carer to watch over the kids while they play games, fussball, air hockey, driving simulators our watch a film. And then of course there is an after dinner surprise but you will have to go to find out what it is.
6. Trev's Soep
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By stwrr
Went here with my parents as other restaurants were closed and can say we are leaving very pleasantly surprised. Freshly soup every day create a lot of variation. Aside from soup they also serve that's, crosti's (croissant tosti) and sandwiches. A great place for lunch or a cold afternoon. I had a nice chat with the owner who told us they are very popular for take-aways too. Highly recommend this place! Try the mushroom soup :-)
5. Archibald Schimmelpenninck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Marzetta
So far always good food choice at the Archibald. However the last time the food quality was disappointing. Halibut was serves on top of linguini. Both items were not properly cooked and overall not seasoned properly. Just blend and tasteless to me. Service is mostly done by really young waitress hence sometimes it did not seem well organised. After this time, I'm not sure i'll be back.
4. Faulk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Klaas P
The inspectors from Michelin said it best. You immediately feel at home in this cozy neighborhood bistro. Modern French kitchen is brought in a well-thought-out and balanced way, What I personnaly appreciate is that chef Menno goes out of his way to accomodate the wishes of customers and is never shy of prepapring something off the cuff.
3. Soigne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
One michelin-star restaurant. excellent food, wonderful service, great ambiance. Serves lunch and dinner.
Reviewed By Peacefulsoul1
I joined my BF's family tradition to dine here on '2nd Christmas Day'. Very cold, the quiet winter night...get the pix? Great service, friendly staff. I'm Pescatarian, so my Pre Fixe dinner menu was 'fish' all the way. It would've been nice if the chef substituted one dish with all vegetable dish of some sort. But yes, this is a Michelin-starred restaurant, who would dare...lol The rest of my group seemed to enjoy their meal. Regardless, it was very nice atmosphere and a great evening to remember.Dear, Thank you for your kind review and your visit! It's so nice to read that you enjoyed it!Hope to see you again.Kind regards,Team Soigné
What to do and see in Bussum, The Netherlands: The Best Places and Tips
2. Brasserie Bel Ami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By Syrah63
This had long been missing in Bussum, a local low key yet very pleasant meeting place. Food is satisfactory, the classics are good and sometimes great specials. Very nice wine by the glass and not skimpy! Actually jealous of the most welcoming and stylish smoking room! Service changes - good intentions and excellent core team - new ones need better training. All in all a welcome and comfortable hang out !
Most Popular European food in Bussum, North Holland Province, The Netherlands
1. Restaurant Parc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Simon1709
Old friends who live here took us to enjoy an evening meal. I had herring as a starter and halibut to follow. Both were delicious. We drank house white wine - the Sauvignon Blanc was excellent. Two courses each â¬217 including tip.
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