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In Frankendael Park, way out east, is a renovated 1926 greenhouse. It’s now a posh and peaceful restaurant that inspires much fevered talk among local foodies.
Here, you can enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the park-facing patio before heading inside for lunch or dinner. Designed by Dutch design icon Piet Boon, the dining room boasts an eight-metre-high glass conservatory with spectacular views. An open kitchen and an annexe nursery connect guests to the culinary process.
The set menus change based on whatever wholesome goodies the chefs have harvested on the day. Prices range from €50 for a three-course lunch to €92.50 for a six-course dinner.
1. Frankendael Park: a 17th-century park with landscaped gardens
2. Landmark Huize Frankendael: the last remaining manorial estate in the area
3. Middenweg: a shopping street with artisan bakers and trendy boutiques
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