Location: Wageningen
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Where to eat French food in Wageningen: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best French restaurants nearby. Discover the best French food in Wageningen. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for French restaurants near you.. Wageningen (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈʋaːɣənɪŋə(n)] ( listen)) is a municipality and a historic town in the central Netherlands, in the province of Gelderland. It is famous for Wageningen University, which specialises in life sciences. The municipality had a population of 38,405 in 2017, of which many thousands are students from over 150 countries.
Things to do in Wageningen
10. Restaurant Bij Blauw
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By kreuzotter2000
I was very disappointed from the student dinner (15⬠for 3 courses). Having a look at the menu, it looks very nice, but the three courses for students were a big disappointment. To begin with, the courses we got are not available on the menu itself. The best course was the soup, unfortunately not more than three sips. As a maincourse, we got a hamburger, with low-quality meat (kind of a Frikandel) and a very small portion of fries. The vegetarian option was some kind of puff-pastry with a bit of cale. The dessert was a slice of pink gelee. All in all, this was unfortunately not even worth the 15⬠we paid. It seems to be a good restaurant and I am sure the food might be better, but I wouldn't go back there and would not recommend to take the student dinner.
9. Brasserie Le Monde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By theoza2014
really French atmosphere, good food, good drinks, good service, Petit Paris, good seats, more French and safer than in France, actually.....Thank you for your review! We hope to welcome you again at Brasserie Le Monde!
8. Restaurant Bij Blauw
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By kreuzotter2000
I was very disappointed from the student dinner (15⬠for 3 courses). Having a look at the menu, it looks very nice, but the three courses for students were a big disappointment. To begin with, the courses we got are not available on the menu itself. The best course was the soup, unfortunately not more than three sips. As a maincourse, we got a hamburger, with low-quality meat (kind of a Frikandel) and a very small portion of fries. The vegetarian option was some kind of puff-pastry with a bit of cale. The dessert was a slice of pink gelee. All in all, this was unfortunately not even worth the 15⬠we paid. It seems to be a good restaurant and I am sure the food might be better, but I wouldn't go back there and would not recommend to take the student dinner.
7. Restaurant ZOUT&PEPER
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Onno_Boer
We went to this restaurant because we heard it was good... ok.. letâs try... Welcome! Warm handshake. View on the open kitchen. Friendly staff. The concept is simple and easy. One price and eat as many starters, main courses and desserts as you like. âNormallyâ you get large chunks of bread etc. Thatâs different here. Al dishes are relatively small but not too small. And...surprise! Tasty! Duck, veal, beef... all tasting like it should be. Juicy and tasty. Donât take the local cheese and the sherry because youâll order another one. This is certainly not the last time Iâve been there. Thanks for the very pleasant evening.
6. Wijnbar Petit Louis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Petit Louis is the place in Wageningen where you can eat and enjoy a nice glass of wine with a story, food from our own kitchen and a good conversation. Our host & hostess will serve you with a smile. Discover our VANDENBELD Wines house wine, from our fam
Reviewed By Mcr-traveller13
I went to the restaurant with a colleague on his suggestion. He knows I love good wine, as does he, and he'd been a few times and was impressed with the wine list. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. We decided to have dinner too. The menu is small and is a modern take on traditional Dutch cusine. Our meals were both very good, although the portion sizes were a little on the small side. The wine list wasn't long, but was good and the wine the waiter helped select for us was good. Wageningen doesn't have a huge selection of good food outlets, so this is a welcome addition.
5. 't Gesprek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Harryspal
Three times in ten years and this chef-owned, family-operated gourmet restaurant has been an excellent choice for dinner. It is consistently very good with moments of gourmet excellence. The service staff is outstanding. The wine list is limited, but satisfying. Whenever I am within 10 km, I will be there unless my dear Dutch friends insist on a family meal.
4. Panorama Restaurant De Blaauwe Kamer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By GuilhermeVaz
Situated close to a protected natural area this restaurant is a typical Dutch lunch bistro (btw, never been there for dinner). Fast service, average menu and average food (typical Dutch lunch food). But good quality vs price ratio. And staff very children friendly. We will come back...
3. DIELS restobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By GuilhermeVaz
There are lots of restaurants in Wageningen and there are also sorts of fashion waves. Diels is now the hip place to go (or it was). Nice location, modern. Good service. But the food... cold starter (and nothing special). Main dishes: me lobster for 25Euros but with less than 100g of flesh, and tasteless. My wife, duck, tasty but also perhaps 150g of meat for 19Euros. Fries cold and not fresh.We left unhappy and lighter 85Euros.This fashion will pass soon...
What to do and see in Wageningen, The Netherlands: The Best Places and Tips
2. O Mundo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
At O Mundo you can enjoy a delicious dinner in Wageningen. That's for sure. Our card full of modern classics is renewed every six weeks by chefs Bram van der Linden en Robbert Ossenkoppele. Their dishes are creasted with the classical French cuisine in mi
Reviewed By Gelderlander
Historic Hotel and fine dining Well, we were promised a great evening and that is what we had. This hotel with all the historic connotation delivers. The website is great and I liked the page that features the employees: great. We had a large suite , very comfortable and access to all a traveler needs. We took diner in O Mundo and this comes with shock and awe. The servicing staff is pleasant and helpful and the sommelier knows his trade. The 7 âtastingâ diner option was just great. Amongst others tt included , oyster as well as foie gras and was well prepared and did not disappoint. Wine options were great, but I would have like to see more options from German wineyards.
Wageningen Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wageningen
1. Restaurant Bij Blauw
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By kreuzotter2000
I was very disappointed from the student dinner (15⬠for 3 courses). Having a look at the menu, it looks very nice, but the three courses for students were a big disappointment. To begin with, the courses we got are not available on the menu itself. The best course was the soup, unfortunately not more than three sips. As a maincourse, we got a hamburger, with low-quality meat (kind of a Frikandel) and a very small portion of fries. The vegetarian option was some kind of puff-pastry with a bit of cale. The dessert was a slice of pink gelee. All in all, this was unfortunately not even worth the 15⬠we paid. It seems to be a good restaurant and I am sure the food might be better, but I wouldn't go back there and would not recommend to take the student dinner.
Most Popular Dutch food in Wageningen, Gelderland Province, The Netherlands
