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24-04-2023
MICHELIN Guide 2023 - Netherlands - One new restaurant awarded Two MICHELIN Stars
One new restaurant awarded Two MICHELIN Stars
17 new restaurants received One MICHELIN Star for the first time
Four restaurants received the MICHELIN Green Star for their commitment to a more sustainable gastronomy
In the Theater DeLaMar in Amsterdam, Michelin today unveiled the restaurant selection for the MICHELIN Guide Netherlands 2023. Referencing a total of 504 establishments, including 125 MICHELIN-Starred restaurants, and 98 restaurants awarded the Bib Gourmand, the 2023 selection illustrates the dynamism of the Dutch gastronomic scene. It More precisely, this year’s edition highlights one new Two MICHELIN Star restaurant, 17 new One MICHELIN Star restaurants, 4 new MICHELIN Green Star restaurants and 8 new Bib Gourmand restaurants.
“Year on year, and throughout the Netherlands, our inspectors relish the fact that they continue to uncover new talents flying the flag for fine dining and Dutch gastronomy. With 18 new MICHELIN-Starred restaurants, including one new Two Star establishment , the 2023 selection perfectly illustrates the quest for excellence found wherever they went” underlines Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides.
“Creative, mindful of their roots - whether those are local or more exotic - open to interesting influences or committed to conceiving a more sustainable gastronomy, chefs in the Netherlands are increasingly looking to offer singular dining experiences for their guests, which we are proud to showcase to the gourmet world”.
The MICHELIN Guide Netherlands 2023 at a glance:
504 recommended restaurants including:
2 restaurants with Three MICHELIN Stars;
20 restaurants with Two MICHELIN Stars (1 new);
103 restaurants with One MICHELIN Star (17 new);
15 restaurants with a MICHELIN Green Star (4 new);
98 Bib Gourmand restaurants (8 new).
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