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Limburg Province, The Netherlands Food Guide: 10 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Landgraaf
Find out what International restaurants to try in Landgraaf. Landgraaf (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈlɑntxraːf] ( listen); Limburgish: Lankgraaf) is a municipality in southeastern Limburg, Netherlands.
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10. Overste Hof
Overall Ratings
3 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By BrusselsGlobetrotter
Very nice location . possibility to do splendid walks. The recetion is friendly and efficient. The room was smal and the bathroom is a bit outdated. But everything was in working order. Breakfast was sufficient for this type of hotel, The coffeemachine was very good.
9. Grand Turquoise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By culinaire88
Bad service from the owner, we certainly will not come back. We came in from the cold and I ordered Turkish tea on the menu, and he said they don't have Turkish tea but they have wine. I don't drink alcohol, so I just ordered coffee. We'd noticed they kept pushing on the wine sales throughout the meal. Appetizers and main courses went fine but we had to remind the waiter & waitress of our desserts 3 separate times and it finally came more than 1 hour after our main courses. The owner brought them and he was not even apologetic, he just said 'you have to wait for good food.' I wondered if the couple next to us were served bad food because they had 4 courses, came later than us, but were already done and had left when we were still waiting for our 3rd course dessert. And it was an under cooked apple struddle, not particularly warm when served, definitely not worth the wait. The young waiter & waitress were friendly and nice but an arrogant owner does not make this a welcoming place. Highly not recommended!
8. Van Der Valk Hotel Heerlen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Loobeloo999
Beautifully designed & co-ordinated hotel on the outside (acres of ground) & on the inside (animal theme) Comfortable beds. Excellent views. Good pool & spa facilities. Vast choice at breakfast = every nationality catered for. Airy seating area just outside our room decorated with individual pieces of enormous blown glass fruit. Each on its own pedestal. Sun streaming in from floor to ceiling windows. Staff were helpful, friendly & courteous at all times.
7. Brasserie Bracke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Reviewed By Daven C
We have been several times and really enjoy eating here. It is best to make reservations but if you want to wait they usually seat people pretty quickly. The tomato soup is the best I have had. Omelets and wraps are very good also. The wait staff is very friendly and service is perfect.
6. Restaurant Smaak&Vermaak Heerlen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Sinds april 2014 gelegen aan het mooie Pancratiusplein in Heerlen. Smaak & Vermaak is de plek waar je komt voor heerlijk eten, een lekker glas wijn en een ontspannen sfeer. Een totaalbeleving die past bij onze kernwaarden: gezellig, ontspannen en ondersch
Reviewed By rinusw
No reservation, it was no problem. Eating with a nice view on the square. Nice servants and a good plate of food. The price is however too high for the meal. the desserts were tasteful. Good alternative for an evening
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5. Kasteel TerWorm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Allow yourself to be won over by the culinary creations of out kitchen team led by master chef Andy Brauers, while our hostess offers surprising wine suggestions. Our regularly changing seasonal menu features the very best in regional Limburg products, fr
Reviewed By Mark m
I was in Heerlen for business meetings.Was booked at the same karsteel Terworm hotel. The restaurant was within the hotel.Like in fairy tales, this was a small beautiful hotel surrounded by a small moat. Yes it was filled with water when I arrived and as it was raining, the drizzles and the misty day certainly added to the very sumptuous tales and folklores of castles.Very medieval. The castle has a inner square which in sunny days would have provided a great wine down and happy hours drinks. I booked the dinner at 8pm and on my arrival, there was a private party in the restaurant. But to my utmost surprised, I was ushered to a cellar where there were 4 tables with one supple already seated. The lights were dimmed and it certainly evoke a sense of medieval dinning. The wine list was very wide and full.As I was travelling alone I decided to pare my meals on my own. I started with a house rose - a Tempranillo- bodegas Pascual, Ribera del deuro. It was amazingly smooth not as dry as I had thought. Good start. I then followed on with a red from verenigde staten, Washington state. I broke my rules on US wine but it was worthwhile. The red was medium bodied and very smooth finish. I settled on a 3 course meal priced very reasonably at 49.50 euros, prefering to choose my own dessert - if My stomach still had space and could make it there.My first appetiser was the lobster- beet root- Asparagus.Just as you see the picture, it was better than the picture. Lobster pieces lying on a circular frame of vegetables, white asparagus bits, mango..etc. A charming mixing of taste and delightful presentation. The lobsters were nicely seasoned and soft and juicy.My next course was even better - it was the fried trout with caviar and asparagus. This was delicious. So well prepared so tasty and oozing with flavour. The trout was grilled to perfection. Soft inside and the caviar was enough to make a difference to the taste. My final course was the lamb rack with wild garlic and asparagus. The lamb was so fragrantly grilled and out of this world taste. What was slightly âdefectiveâ was that I would have preferred more sauce.The whole evening ended with me being absolutely âintoxicatedâ with the cheese cake. Nothing too cheesy. It was absolutely heavenly with my last paring - an vintage Armagnac. All in all a wonderful evening...exceedingly satisfied and will look forward to come back soon.
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4. Restaurant Odessa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
The restaurant Odessa ... stands for one varied and tasty cuisine consisting of fresh and high quality ingredients paired with one friendly and courteous staff that fulfills every wish You can do this in a Mediterranean ambience enjoy We await you in our
Reviewed By SenorGancho
We have driven by this place many times over the years and never thought to give it a try. What a mistake! A huge lost opportunity. The place 'glows' white at night and it almost gives the impression of a cafe; however, once inside the two large dining rooms have a great ambiance. We preferred to one off to the right as the smoke from the kitchen/take-out counter at the entrance seemed to be drifting into the main dining room.The service is fast and attentive. We had three different folks ensure we had placed our orders. They do it all on iPad so the speed to the kitchen is impressive. A good selection of drinks and a great selection on the menu.WE had the "gemuesote, a huge platter of wonderful vegetables accompanied with rice. There was a medley of cauliflower, carrots, beans, peppers, onions, etc. Nicely prepared, certainly not mushy but could have had a bit more or a crunch. A nice touch was that they were grilled first so that really enhanced the flavour.We also had the "gyros uberbacken", a pan of baked gyros meat, with cheese and onions and supposedly garlic. I had even asked for extra but that got lost (hence the 4 not 5 stars!). It even says on my bil "viel knoblauch" but I guess the Chef got distracted.We really enjoyed the evening and will be back!
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3. Restaurant Artion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Olia D
The food was perfect with an elegant taste of greek cuisine. The wine that was proposed to us matched nicely with the main course.The staff was very friendly and had the needed knowledge regarding the courses and the background of them!!I would totally recommend it to anyone who loves mediterranean food!!
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2. Brasserie Mijn Streek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By ib-phix
We really enjoyed our dinner at this restaurant. We had no booking but could still be seated on the terrace as it was not col. After some beef croquettes (bitterballen) as snack appetizer with our local beer we decided to go for the 2 services menu at a very good price of about 23â¬. We chose a beef tartare and crunchy tuna fish as starter. Both were very good. Then we had a beef "onglet" with root celery asparagus and mushrooms. Although the sauce was supposzd to be truffled the truffle taste was very discreet but the dish was excellently balanced in tastes. The chips were excellent but in very small quantity. We drank a local wine which was a good value for money (donersfeld). Bread and butter very tasty too! This was an excellent surprise in Heerlen!
1. Restaurant Pomerol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By M0rrighan
We went here for Mother's Day and weren't aware of the fact that there was no a la carte, but just a special menu. The menu contained some fish dishes, which my mother doesn't eat. The chef was very good about it though and without any trouble suitable alternatives were found. All courses of the meal were well presented and delicious. It's a very small restaurant, so make sure you have a reservation!
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