5/5 Alex B. 1 year ago on Google
We
decided
to
go
here
for
our
one
year,
and
chose
to
experience
their
four
course
dining
+
wine
tasting.
Firstly,
the
atmosphere
is
very
nice,
we
sat
outside
by
the
canal.
The
lighting
was
also
nicely
lit
and
the
service
was
super
welcoming
and
accomodating.
The
wine
pairing
matched
very
well
with
each
courses,
it
didn't
feel
like
you
were
drinking
a
bottle
of
wine.
I
Believe
around
80-90%
is
also
locally
sourced
from
the
Netherlands,
and
is
all
freshly
made.
We
started
with
a
venison
tartar
-
it
was
delicious
and
not
too
gamey,
there
was
a
nice
balance
of
crunch
to
balance
the
softness
of
the
tartar.
Our
second
course
one
got
a
crayfish
tartar
bisque,
which
was
creamy
and
delicious.
Very
easy
to
eat
and
perfect
after
the
deer!
And
the
other,
garden
peas
with
mint.
A
nice
pea
pure
base,
topped
their
garden
veggies.
It
was
a
very
nice,
light
and
refreshing
dish
after
the
venison.
For
our
main
course,
we
both
had
the
half
pigeon.
We
were
greeted
by
the
chef,
who
explained
the
multiple
day
process
of
preparing
this
dish.
This
made
the
experience
very
personal.
This
dish
you
have
three
variations
of
beets,
it
was
nice
but
definitely
an
overpowering
taste.
The
gravy
was
phenomenal,
I
do
wish
there
was
a
bit
more
gravy
to
balance
more
of
the
beat
flavour.
For
desert
one
had
the
chocolate
cake
with
ginger.
You
wouldn't
think
ginger
and
chocolate
go
well.
But
this
was
delicious,
a
spoon
full
of
chocolate,
ice
cream,
peach
and
ginger
and
it's
a
flavor
bomb,
the
ginger
does
not
overpower
the
chocolate,
but
instead
adds
a
bit
of
a
spicy,
tangy
flavor.
Definitely
a
don't
knock
it
till
you
try
it
moment.
Second
had
the
Goat
cheese
board,
which
I
have
to
say
was
one
of
my
favorite
parts.
The
strengths
of
the
cheese
crescendo
from
weaker
to
much
more
robust,
and
the
chef
does
an
amazing
job
of
it.
One
equally
different
and
stronger
than
the
last.
If
you
like
cheese/perfer
a
more
savory
finish,
I
would
choose
this.
Such
a
nice
end
to
an
amazing
meal!