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    A converted coach house on the grounds of a medieval convent, with vineyards out back and wine barrels greeting you at the door. This French restaurant fills the old carriage space with natural light and a rustic warmth that somehow suits the bold, globe-trotting cooking: lamb shoulder in red curry, smoked feta ravioli, charred fish with green apple. The mignardise at the end comes with a QR code recapping your meal, which is either charming or a little much, depending on your personality.

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    • Tonijntartaar met eetbare bloemen

      “serveert verfijnde gerechten zoals tonijntartaar met eetbare bloemen en buikspek van Limburgs varken”

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    • Charred sea bass

      “Expect dishes such as charred sea bass with marinated green apple and smoked feta ravioli, or lamb shoulder in red curry with coconut milk and mint.”

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    • Smoked feta ravioli

      “Expect dishes such as charred sea bass with marinated green apple and smoked feta ravioli, or lamb shoulder in red curry with coconut milk and mint.”

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    • Lamb shoulder in red curry

      “Expect dishes such as charred sea bass with marinated green apple and smoked feta ravioli, or lamb shoulder in red curry with coconut milk and mint.”

      Michelin Guide

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