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  1. Hofstede de Blaak

    Contemporary French

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    The wood-panelled hunting room sets the tone at this half-timbered country house restaurant outside Tilburg, where the French cooking earns a Michelin Bib Gourmand. The chef leans on classic technique without getting stuck in it, so the menu feels grounded and current at once. Dishes are composed with real care, and the set menu is the clearest way in. Open every day, which in this corner of Noord-Brabant counts for something.

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    • Kreeft met eendenlever

      “Chef Angelo combineert rijke smaken in gerechten zoals kreeft met eendenlever en rundershortribs met artisjokken.”

      Lekker 500, 2026
    • Rundershortribs met artisjokken

      “Chef Angelo combineert rijke smaken in gerechten zoals kreeft met eendenlever en rundershortribs met artisjokken.”

      Lekker 500, 2026
    • Pickled salmon

      “Pickled salmon, for instance, is topped with radish cannelloni filled with prawn and dill.”

      Michelin Guide

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