Location: Hulst
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Most Popular European food in Hulst, Zeeland Province, The Netherlands
Find out what European restaurants to try in Hulst. Hulst (Dutch pronunciation: [ɦɵlst] ( listen)) is a municipality and city in southwestern Netherlands in the east of Zeelandic Flanders.
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10. Restaurant Ravelijn
Reviewed By Paul A
Just happened to stop here for lunch. Had a great experience. Very friendly staff and good food. Planning to go back next time we're in Europe.
9. Drinck-& Eeterij Babbels
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Diner * Lunch * Borrel * Koffie * Binnentuin * Terras * Kindergerechten * Speciaal bieren * Seizoen specialiteiten EET, DRINK, GENIET
Reviewed By 168arib
A nice lunchroom, at the start of the shopping streets. We had hamburger and croque monsieurs.With small salade, which was fresh. Something that most lunchrooms seem to neglect. Recommended! So when you visit Hulst, visit Babbels!
8. The Schuur
Reviewed By linebyskov
Me and my husband went here several times. Itâs a unique restaurant with beautifully surroundings. A lake, playground for the kids, big terrace with nice view, good food, good service and clean! The owner and heâs wife is very sweet. I will recommend 100% to go here! The best place in Zeeland. See you again!
7. 't Voske
Overall Ratings
3 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Hubert645
Nice terrace near the water, not far from the heart of Hulst. Decent food. The young waitress was a little bit unexperienced and has still to learn elementary things. However, enjoyable when the weather is fine.
6. Brasserie Oud Hulst
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Peternoe2
Stopped here on our way to a late night wedding party to get a bite to eat. Surprised by the very friendly welcome and the nice location on the large terrace. Open bar and kitchen so no secrets! A little bit noisy, but that was due to a family get-together of some locals enjoying the beers. Ordered mussels, since they are in season, and a local beer: the brewery located across the street provides very good Belgian style double/triple abbey beers.My partner ordered a chicken-satay with peanut sauce.Both portions were copious, fresh and served with a broad smile. The mussels (1,2 kg!) came in under 20 euros, which is superb value for money. Fries were hand-cut, which is always a big plus.All in all, a very enjoyable little dinner.
5. Het Bonte Hert
Overall Ratings
3 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Hubert645
On the market of Hulst, you will find this cosy restaurant with nice (heated) terrace. The personnel is efficient and friendly. A lot of Flemish enjoy here a good lunch for an acceptable price and ... you can drink here a lot of excellent strong (or less strong) Belgian beers.
4. Bistrot en Passant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Petrus Z
Very nice lunch good qualitie good service. Nice local beer. Nice environment well decorated staff very nice freindly quik .price wise ok for the netherland .seating outside
3. Korenbeurs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By BVvdB
We stopped on our way home from Brugge to the Netherlands at the Korenbeurs to have dinner there with Social Deal coupons. Our table was set when we arrived, the staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant has a nice menu and beer-list and the foor was really good and they know wat well done means...Two minor issues to be solved: the towels in the restroom were placed too high for some of our group and the light in the mens toilet autmatically switched off after a while and when you are too long on the toilet you have to help yourself in the dark.
2. Napoleon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Paul M
This was our upteenth visit in ten years. This time was a birthday dinner for my wife.Welcomed warmly as always by the head waiter. He knew us straight away, and removed our reservation tab from arrival list without confirming the name.We were asked if he could take our jackets to be hanged up,always a good sign we think.Ambiance was relaxed, decor has a soothing effect, nice low lighting but not low enough so you cannot see.We both took a pre meal drink, and we took the "wild(Game) menu" (see below)Apertiser (on the house as always) Courgette soup. Delicious taster, maybe could have been a little warmer, but that is a miner point.Kreeft, pompoen met ganzenleverLobster, foie gras with pumpkinStunning first course. The sharpness from the pumpkin against the lobster was great. Two very clean plates went back to the kithen***Gebakken patrijs, witlof, BriocheFried partridge, chicory, BriocheGood second course, nice and light. Partridge just cooked right, still moist and tender, nice contrast the the pepper from the chicory.***Gebakken hertenfilet met een saus van rode wijn, wildgarnituurBaked fillet of venison with a sauce of red wine, wild garnishStunning third course. Fully bodied flavours against the sweetness from the poached pear and garnish***Dessert NapoleonDessert NapoleonofKaasbordje van Eric MurreCheese plate by Eric Murregreat way to finish we both had the dessert Napoleon. Again full of flavour (sharpness and sweet) from the different fruits, against sorbet hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.To go with the meal we took this wine "Bouchard Finlayson" Chardonnay âKaaimansgatâI dont usually go for a dry white, but this hit the spot with me. My wife could not find fault as she is a lover of South African white wines. Almost as good as a "Rijks" To finish we had two coffees.The staff seemed a lit out of sorts this evening. Dont get me wrong, nothing that spoiled the evening. They seemed a little flat compared to previous visits.Total cost was about 170 euro. people may think that is a lot and yes it is. But for us, we have never had an OK meal here.Just try this restaurant once, I dont think you would be disappointed
Hulst Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hulst
1. Gasterij de Thuishaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Gasterij de Thuishaven is in de omgeving een begrip als het gaat om een lekker bakje koffie, een heerlijke lunch, een gezellig hapje en drankje op het terras, maar ook voor de vele zelfbereide â over het algemeen op de Vlaamse Keuken georiënteerde â warme
Reviewed By Derek B
Tasteful and relaxed environment. Ronald the proprietor was attentive without being intrusive. His passion for good ingredients simply but well prepared was evident. We had dropped in to sing as part of a shanty festival on a wet rainy day and ordered a fish soup to warm ourselves up. It was lovely so we went back the next evening for a full meal.We weren't disappointed. We had fresh mussels. Large, plump and perfectly cooked followed by an indulgent sweet, Irish coffee and liquors. A delightful evening. We will be going back the next time we are within 30 kilometres!!!Julia & Derek Batters
