Wonderfully fresh menu with their greenhouse inspired dishes. Each course was succulent but the protein dish was a tad underwhelming. No significant wine menu. Service was extremely pleasant and knowledgable. Enjoy! read more

Great restaurant in Amsterdam if you are looking for a different experience. High quality food, great service, very creative dishes, and fresh fresh fresh! They grow a lot of what you eat. As a matter of fact, you will eat in a greenhouse! Great wine list as well. There is no menu. They will decide what you eat after you tell them about your dietary restrictions. Menu changes daily. Oh and ask for a tour of the greenhouse! Big thumbs up read more

De Kas - 8 different tomato varieties freshly picked from their greenhouse on the day of our visit. Cannot be more fresh than this! - Modern European Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

De Kas delivers a world-class dining experience. De Kas has a beautiful and almost magical atmosphere and ambiance. While Amsterdam is perhaps my favorite foreign city, I probably would not put Amsterdam on the same level as Paris, New York or London food wise (which is not an insult!), but none of those places have a De Kas. De Kas is situated in a beautifully refurbished greenhouse in a cool ethnic neighborhood in Amsterdam, southeast of Dam Square and due east of my favorite spot Beatrix Park (which is off Prinses Irenestraat). It's a short tram ride away from Dam Square, and easily accessible though. While the food at De Kas is very good, I'd give it perhaps a four star rating. What sets De Kas apart, however is the service and commitment to making the dining experience wonderful. It is the best service I've ever gotten anywhere. I went to De Kas with my wife before we were married. We made our reservation several weeks in advance of our trip, and it was worth the wait. When we arrived at this beautiful place we were amazed by how it the restaurant was so tastefully modern and airy (it's an old green house after all). It was just beautiful inside, with exotic and amorphous light fixtures and a natural feeling despite the modern and cool decor. The meal began with an amuse bouche, which consisted of baby brussel sprouts and other very fresh produce. It was a lovely little dish. What made this meal great though (besides the service), was the pace of the meal. After the waiter very thoughtfully obtained our wine preference and delivered an absolutely perfect bottle of Schloss Goebelsburg wine (a wine I have never had before and have looked desperately for in the states), the waiter came back and asked us if he could start our dinner course. We were enjoying ourselves so much, we actually said no, and they gave us another 15 or 20 minutes before starting the 3 course menu. In America, most restaurants it's "in and out" and they want you paid up and out and soon as possible. It was amazing that we had this beautiful meal in such a relaxed and leisurely pace, with the service being so incredibly attentive to boot. I do not recall the entire menu, but the food was delicious and fresh. There was a tasty venison dish in there, and De Kas emphasizes local and organic produce, so the quality of the ingredients really shone and the preparation of all the dishes was simple. The meal closed with amazing cordials which were locally or house made. I had a locally distilled Dutch Genever and my wife had a beautiful homemade amaretto style cordial, which I wish I would've gotten. We had an additional dessert that came with our coffees, and by the time the meal was over some 3 hours later we were ready to go. Upon leaving they even gave us each a fresh apple that came from a nearby farm. Considering the amazing experience I think our meal came to about 160E, which would have been worth it at twice the price, though come to think of it, we went in 2010 and 160E was almost twice the price... De Kas is a truly awesome (actually awe inspiring) dining experience, and whenever anyone tells me they are going to Amsterdam, I tell them they have to come here. They take such amazing care of you here, and I will never forget the experience. read more

Great presentation, excellent service and selection of locally grown vegetables. However, the chicken was bland and the portion sizes are way too small for the price point - which was disappointing since we visited this Michelin starred restaurant for my wife's 30th birthday. read more

Let me start by saying that 3 years ago, when I was new to Amsterdam, I would have probably given De Kas a full 5 stars. It's somewhat unique, especially if you have never lived in a country where people secretly crave good eats, just because the local cuisine is so quite unimaginative. So, what changed? Well, the bar has been raised time and again. Once you get something good, your next experience has to be even better. That's just how life is. De Kas is wonderful for what it promises - organic (really, can you have synthetic veggies?) cooking fresh from the farm served in a very classy ambience, complete with a very unDutch (read awesome) hospitality. This is where the Amsterdam stuff comes in. The reservations are hard to get, especially during eventful weekends or special occasions. Once you do manage to get a table, it's just a whole different world inside. Think lining up inside to be seen by the maître d' and offered a coat check. Once in, you realize that you could have paid a lot more to have an even fresher and more personal experience with the chef. The interior is very classy. And, it's expansive, which is a rather unique trait for a restaurant in Amsterdam. Still, it's a tad bit on the noisier side, and resultantly, not as romantic as you'd envision it to be. The service is immaculate. Everyone is smiling and ready to do almost anything for you, except maybe promote you to a better table. The drinks keep on flowing. It's like almost being at a Maggiano's in the US, comparatively. Food is good, surprising, since they don't actually have a fixed menu. As most surprises go, it is generally good. Will it fill you up? Depends on if you're a foodie. I felt the vegetarian offering was high on the pre-meal bread and cheeses. The main course was a lackluster pasta dish. The preparation was great, although I doubt most of it had anything to do with their farm. I'd really love to rate De Kas higher, but it just seems like another overhyped restaurant that feeds on the buzz and is facing increasing quality competition from lesser known authentic spots outside of the city. read more

This is a beautiful restaurant. There is a green house off to the side, but the actual restaurant feels and looks like you are in a green house. We did the 5 course with 3 glass wine pair which was more than enough. I thought the wine pairing was excellent for each dish. The menu changes seasonally, but everything we had was spectacular and fresh. When you sit down you are started off with complimentary fried tapioca with a celery root dip. The highlight was the Gnocchi- smoked garlic, young cavalo Nero. I also really enjoyed the roasted beets with pickled plum, castelfranco, Buerre blanc. I did not take any pictures in fear of looking like a tourist, but this place is a no brainer and kind of a hidden gem located a bit out of the main city. read more

Servers were ok but the food ranged from boring to downright bad. If you're only going to offer a single prix fixe, you can't suck as bad as this did. I gave second star for nice location. read more

All I can say about restaurant DE KAS is: UNFORGETTABLE. This IS a splurge out meal, but one that you'll always remember. I give this restaurant five stars because it 100% deserves it. The setting, combined with the freshness of the food, the service and the atmosphere make this place. I had an AMAZING experience and I cannot stop raving about it. We went there on a Wednesday night, and it was packed.You HAVE to make prior reservations if you plan to go here. This restaurant is in a greenhouse. Yes, a greenhouse. There is a bridge that takes you there from the main street. It is absolutely gorgeous. You enter from the side and you see where the food is grown. The interior of the restaurant is BEAUTIFUL. It is quite spacious with minimal, modern yet classic accents. The Food: Organic and Heavenly. It is a set menu. You don't have a choice--but who cares! It's obviously worth it if they're going to use the freshest ingredients straight from the greenhouse to your table! At the start, they put out fresh tomatoes and these massive green olives. We got three appetizers (Tomato gazpacho, fried zucchini with a lavender mayo dip and mackerel.) The main was a type of bird--perfectly cooked. We also got the cheese tray (love the aged Dutch cheese) and the dessert was this amazing chocolate mousse wtih warm cherries.With coffee, you also got extra treats. read more

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I've been to De Kas twice and everytime it was a very pleasant experience. This past February I took my wife out there for the birthday diner at "chef's table" right in their kitchen and it was an amazing experience! The staff was very polite, attentive and friendly. Well worth the money. The locally sourced ingredients add a very nice touch to their freshly prepared dishes. Highly recommend! read more

If you are more into San Francisco dining this is as close as you can get to that. Great service, great food, and great wine selection. First time I had duck here and it was perfection. Reservations a must. read more

Wow! This restaurant is amazing! I am visiting from New York with 5 other people and every person said it was one the best restaurants. We did the 6 course menu and it was perfect. Every dish just got better and better. Highly recommend this restaurant. The service was immpe read more

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We were brought here by some friends that found this place and fell in love. I can see why! Definitely a fun experience. Even walking up to the structure after dark is awe inspiring. The staff greats you pleasantly and asks for your coat. You must be a full party, if you are not, there a guest specific place where you can wait and enjoy a beverage. The decor is quite fun, oversize tables, chairs, some with benches along the wall, but tall farmhouse type benches. You know you are in for it when the menu doesn't have prices.But it was the last night of our vacation and why not. The menu is really just an informational guide, letting you know the dining options you could have chosen, like as we were, with the chef, private party room etc. Wine pairings or bottles, and water options. The staff was very friendly, and asked for everyone's dietary needs, we had some gluten free, lactose intolerant, hated mushrooms and allergic to nuts. The brought out bread and olive oil for the regular people, and then special bread and even a separate olive oil for our gluten free diners. That touch alone was special in my book! From there we were informed that our meal would consist of 3 appetizers, the main dish and desert which seemed to end up at 3 courses or something like that! The appetizers were all brought out separately and specially paired with our wines. Our gluten free and lactose free friends got different options on their plates and our mushroom hater just had his dish prepared without, while him looked amazing! First was a green soup with pork rinds in a drinking glass, then scallops with mushrooms, then something else divine! The main meal was a white fish with very little sauce but an amazing flavor. Desert was delicious, sherbert, a blood orange dried and sugared ring, pumpkin seeds and some mango. woah. We also got a cheese plate that came with an apple and pear sauce... Woah. Our dining companions loved it so much that they asked for the recipe. While the chefs worked over remembering the exact process and getting it translated into English we took a tour of their in house greenhouse! It was fun to the see the different things growing! The final bill i'll never know since our amazing friends paid for it. The other need thing was being able to see into the kitchen, it was basically an open kitchen but closed with short walls and large windows. I'd go again, just to see what was on deck for that days meal! But bring lots of cash! read more

A beautifully restored greenhouse turned restaurant sits unassumingly inside a park in the suburbs of Amsterdam. You would never know it was there unless you did some digging to find it. We had a beautiful dinner here marked by exquisite service and delicious farm-to-table cooking. I thoroughly enjoyed the amuse bouche and wine selection as well. I went with the chef's tasting and enjoyed every course. Although everything is thoughtfully conceived, I felt that the dishes were not SO memorable. The chicken with mole sauce was fantastic and we were all blown away by the fennel ice cream with fresh strawberries. The food definitely has a modern edge versus homey and cozy. You also cannot beat the price for a fine dining experience like this. It was 10pm and still light out, so it was an amazing atmosphere inside glass greenhouse looking out. Overall an A+ experience. read more

Amazing! Great service. Great ambiance. Great and different food! They only offer a surprise menu, but first ask what you don't like. All their food is fresh, mostly locally grown, and includes vegetables I've never had before! The dishes were creative, flavorful, beautifully arranged... I felt like I was on masterchef ;) When I asked what something was, they brought me a book with pictures and explained where it grows. They take a lot of pride in the concept and growing the vegetables themselves! The service was also top notch... don't think an empty plate sat on our table for more than a minute and they offered to switch out my meals when they noticed I didn't finish, but I was just too full :) I thought the green house was a great location with beautiful purple and green lights and you had to cross a little bridge to get there, so it felt romantic and secluded. Great concept!! I wish there were more unique locations like this in Amsterdam... read more

We had dinner here with work colleagues after dark so I can't compliment the grounds but the interior was beautiful and open. From the moment we walked we were treated well, the food was divine, and the wine list extensive. They have wonderful vegetarian options as well as enough meat to satisfy a carnivore on their set menu. Be prepared to relax and eat, the service was slow enough to let you enjoy your company. read more

You just have to visit Amsterdam ...it's a great city, but De Kas is a highlight. Imagine a greenhouse restaurant where the food you're eating was grown! Need I say more? A set menu each night, so if you're picky, this might not be for you. If you're a foodie like me, it's a JOY! read more

Oh. High greenhouse. This the winter when I dined here. The food was good. Not incredible. The recipes and flavors are simple, clean almost pure but the ingredients remain clean. As in, you can't dig deep. There.s a touch of love in the food and you wish for over indulgent lust. Anyway, service is good. read more

Wonderful experience, from the walk over the bridge, the artlike grounds, the high ceilinged restaurant in a former greenhouse, and the thoroughly enjoyable meal. One menu, food changes daily, focused on fresh Mediterranean-style produce. Our menu for the evening is below, and they do make accommodations for vegetarians: - leek, potato soup - 2 appetizers, one quiche based, other eggplant - main veal dish - pumpkin cannoli (vegetarian for spouse) - parfait with beet gel base, dark chocolate, hazelnut crunch, yogurt foam, and salted caramel ice cream The above includes fresh produce and flavorings that greatly enhance the meal. Not cheap, but surprisingly inexpensive. Varied crowd, young and old, international. Upscale but relaxed. read more

Who wouldn't want to eat lunch or dinner in a huge sunny green house in a beautiful park, in comfortable chairs and with great service? It's hard not to love De Kas, simply for the place and the desire to serve fresh, preferably organic, and local produce. De Kas has their own kitchen garden (the beautiful kind) right next to the restaurant and a vegetable field (the productive kind) outside the city. This supplies the restaurant with fresh vegetables. And yes, you probably guessed right, there is a huge focus on the vegetables here. For lunch with had the 2-course lunch menu, which is actually three small starters and a main course. Except for two pieces of fish and a few small shrimps, it was an orgy in fresh lightly prepared vegetables making up some rather nice and rustic dishes. Here the vegetables are the main attraction, leaving the fish to feel secondary. It's good, but not exceptional, though it could be with bit more attention to enhancing the taste. The cheese platter was exceptional. Three very different Dutch cheeses with some apricots marinated in fennel and a gorgeous syrup. If I hadn't figured out at this point that Dutch cheese could be very interesting, then I definitely had the opportunity here. This was definitely the star of our lunch, so much so that I find it hard to remember much about the following dessert (a cheesecake-like thing with strawberries, as far as I remember), that was a tad boring, even though I'm writing this just a few days after you visit. The wine pairing with the food was nice, though not particularly memorable or innovative. The most interesting was the Dutch wine paired with the main course. The presentation of the wine varied a lot. I might be able to decide for myself, if I think a wine pairing is good, but I would actually like to know why a restaurant choose to pair a particular wine with my food. Not because I need experts or a show, but simply because I love the story behind, particularly with a restaurant that clearly care about the origin of what they serve. However, I have to note that two of the waiters clearly out-shined their colleagues in every possible way, smiling, helpful and very informative about the food and the wine. read more

My wife and I had a wonderful evening at this restaurant. The service was excellent. The food quite good - can't remember what the courses of the day were, but we did the food with the wine pairing. Good food and a good value. The bread and butter were delicious. Can't say enough good things. I felt it was a really health meal too. read more

This restaurant is a farm to table place that had fresh food. I loved the ambiance inside the restaurant. The food was a set menu which I appreciated and was delicious . I would recommend this place to anyone wanting a good dinning experience. I would say that I dined with friends and one of my friends did order the 6 course meal instead of the standard 5 courses . He also ordered wine pairing . They never brought all the wines or the 6th meal, but never charged us for what we didn't have . Over all fun experience. read more

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Really great food, the vegetables growing beside us were eager to be eaten. Total synergy!! read more

De Kas - Duck with vegetables grown in the greenhouse next door - Modern European Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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So, in all honesty, I had heard so much about this place that I went in with very high expectations. And it did meet quite a few. Food - The food is fresh, creative and delicious. You can tell how fresh and lovely the produce is, given that they grow it themselves. Full 10 points for the food. The service was attentive and quite good too. Where it fell short was the vibe of the place. We went on a friday night and I was expecting warm, lively evening but the place was a little empty and the decor was a litte off with pink and blue lights and the ambience didn't feel cozy and warm for a winter dinner. Would I go here again - yes! but only to see how it is in the summer. I can imagine how it can be perfect for summer lunches and even dinners but it didn't cut it for a winter warm cozy romantic evening. read more

My husband and I loved De Kas!! This restaurant beyond exceeded our expectations and was the best restaurant we found in Amsterdam! Located on the Eastern part of Amsterdam and easily accessible by the tram. De Kas is a sustainable restaurant that grows their own vegetables and partners with local fishermen for their seafood. The restaurant itself is a breathtaking beautiful greenhouse. The ambiance and hospitality blew us away. Our servers were very attentive and friendly. The menu is pre-fixed with 5 - 6 courses with the option to add on fresh oysters. In addition, there are also a few complimentary dishes from the kitchen to start off the menu. We also really enjoyed their wine pairing menu. All were very delicious old world wines that each paired well with the dishes. Overall, my husband and I had a really great experience here and highly recommend De Kas if you are looking for a nice place to dine. I would definitely return if I were to visit Amsterdam again. read more

A great restaurant in a former park greenhouse. Produce grown on site and at their one acre farm. Tremendous service and friendly owner. Open kitchen and great mix of Dutch locals and tourists. Try the local craft beers with the quail or fresh fish. A unique dining experience which is very Dutch, friendly and features the finest local ingredients. Make sure to dine here at least once while in Amsterdam. Have a sweet plum on the road home. read more

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Have cocktails and olives outdoors, strolling with wine through the garden, before dinner. Totally unrushed. Beautiful greenhouse building, glass everywhere, blown glass sculptures hanging from the ceiling. Dangerously generous portions on the wine pairing. Walk through the greenhouses to see gigantic tomato plants. Very solid food, though strangely reminiscent of an American Thanksgiving dinner. read more

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Unbelievable! Everything from the service, the beautiful atmosphere and the incredible food this place is a must if you're in Amsterdam. It captures the true Holland spirit and I will go back every time I visit. This was truly one of the best meals of my life and I was impressed with everything. read more

Certainly a memorable meal located in a large glass greenhouse just outside the center of Amsterdam. The prix fixe menu costs 50 EUR and includes as many locally grown items as possible. Many of the ingredients are from other parts of the greenhouse you're dining in. Dishes are top notch for flavour, presentation and creativeness but you can be somewhat limited by the season you visit or what's fresh on a given day. Wine pairings are certainly worth it and inexpensive by Canadian standards. Service was average, perhaps inexperienced and a bit slow even for Europe. I would certainly return on a future visit depending on the season. read more

Amazing food in an amazing atmosphere. Great service as well. They gave my husband and I a honeymoon gift! Highly recommend read more

De Kas - Modern European Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

First of all the location and concept is outstanding. Farm to table concept bursting with flavor... Menu. Homages weekly and wine pairing is perfect. Service is amazing. read more

De Kas - Beautiful location - Modern European Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

I wish that there was a place like this in Northern VA. De Kas was a wonderful experience in regards to the greenhouse being the restaurant, the decor (open kitchen, very casual, but upscale feeling), the staff and the FOOD was extremely fresh, tasty & overall Excellent! You can even walk their beautiful garden and see the various herbs, plants, vegetables (didn't realize there were that many different types of tomatos), etc. I unfortunately lost my notes and can not remember the various dishes (since they are referred to in Dutch), but I will definitely visit again during my next trip to Amsterdam. read more

De Kas is without a doubt one of our favourite places to eat in Amsterdam. We love restaurants who know who they are and are aiming to deliver something beyond a pretty plate of food (their food is still very, very pretty). De Kas' focus is on seasonally fresh food and they are serious about it, the restaurant is located in a greenhouse and they run their own farm just North of Amsterdam. Add this to the beautiful dinning room with HUGE glass roof, there's no better places in Amsterdam for a long meal. They only offer a set menu, so just sit back and let them take good care of you (a dinner beside us one time was a gluten and lactose intolerant vegan, and they still manage to serve her some good looking food). More at: http://www.eatacity.com/guide/Amsterdam/place/de-kas/ read more

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wow!!! this is one of the most memorable meals of my life. there is a greenhouse on site and it provides the majority of the food you get to enjoy with your meal. the menu is simply a list of all the ingredients of each of the courses you will eat. and that's all the information you're given. you choose 5 courses or 6 courses and let them do their magic. we did the 6 course meal and everything was fantastic. they don't allow for substitutions unless you have dietary restrictions. they were happy to provide these accommodations to our table. everything was fantastic and each course was better than the next. you just have to try it to know how good & special this restaurant is. i would return to amsterdam in a heartbeat & De Kas would be at the top of my list. just make sure you make reservations far enough out. worth 5 stars! read more

I have high expectations at a restaurant with a fixed menu so coming here (per ThePointsGuy's recommendation) had me on the lookout for disappointment. I was proved wrong instantly. This place sits in a park just outside the chaos of the center of Amsterdam. We sat outside for lunch, and did not feel pressured to do anything. Also, it wasn't stuffy or imposing on our meal from the moment we were seated. The tasting menu was affordable and divine--a meal with fish and vegetables was light and perfect. We skipped out on the wine pairings, even though they have tiered versions based on number of glasses instead of caliber of wine, but had a sparkling Riesling from the Netherlands which was to die for. Overall, the service was incredible, the food delicate and still mesmerizing, and overall an outstanding meal and experience. read more

Amsterdam, Netherlands Lunch Review: In AMS for 2 days - jet lagged on the first, jet lagged on the second but have an appetite, Thanks to "another" review/rating website I located De Kas. Sent an e-mail inquiring about a reservation in the morining and back to me by 10:30 am. So I set up lunch fro 12:00 pm. Arrived for lunch, I was the only person inside - didn't mind as I know the place will pick up which it did. Lunch, had a Pre-Fix menu. Okay - I wish I can tell you exactly what the 3 starters and the dishes, including desert consisted of and tasted like but that was the begginning of my trip and misplaced my notes. During my time at De Kas I would close my eyes as I tried the various items that came out, perfectly timed and I would feel as if I am at French Laundry in Yountville, CA. The best dinner I have ever had was at The French Laundry. Haven't been to FL for lunch, but I eating at De Kas made me feel I was closer to home and was definitely the Best Lunch I have ever had. To anyone who is visiting Amersterdam and appreciates a well prepared meal, De Kas is a wonderful place to go. The service, the food and the price all equate to value. FYI - I have NO IDEA, why this spot is listed as a "Do It Your Self Restaurant", ( unless I am missing someting ) as they take care of you from the moment you arrive. read more

Easily one of the best places I've been to. The setting is so unique and charming, they could have served card board and I would have loved it. :) But the food is also great. I love their menu: they have a "lunch" or "dinner" item. That's it. It's fresh in-season ingredients, mostly from their own garden, made into a dish created by the chef for that day. The food couldn't be more perfect. The restaurant is set on a the grounds of a park inside a green house. Great light in the dining room (it's all glass!), and great decor. Very nicely done. Their approach to service is also pleasantly relaxed (very un-American!); not inattentive, just relaxed. They were running around, but didn't make us feel like things were rushed. We sat there for 1.5 hours for lunch. They spaced out drinks, appetizers, and entrees so perfectly that it didn't really feel like 1.5 hours. I would generally be annoyed if my lunch took that long, but they made it feel right. And they were in no rush to get us out; we could have easily sat there for another half hour without anyone bothering us. Overall, I'd highly recommend this place for lunch or dinner in Amsterdam. It's a little pricey, but well worth the money. read more

De Kas is worth checking out for the decor alone. Set in an old greenhouse, the restaurant is flooded with natural light, with views of greenery all around. The menu is set, but they were very accommodating of my family's various dietary restrictions. The waitress even let us modify the wine selection--officially, the options are two or four pairings, but my parents ordered three of the wines, and I ordered half glasses of each. Then, of course, there's the food. Everything was fresh, light, and flavorful, from our asparagus soup starter to the meringue dessert. Highly recommend! read more

This spot was high on our list to "try" out. Well..... OMG! What an experience. It was by no means inexpensive, however, they delivered on all levels from service to presentation to taste! This has raised our bar on how food can be prepared. Thank you! read more

The food here is awesome! They have a green house connected to the building. So all of the ingredients they use is fresh from the garden. The food is not cheap,, starting at around 75 euros for a 4 course meal and about 25 euro for a bottle of wine. read more

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I had read a lot about this place and some friends of mine had been. In some magazines I had seen pictures of the lovely interior with a clear Piet Boon signature. And like everything this man touches, Restaurant De Kas became successful. Anxiety took hold of me: is this one of these hip and trendy places in Amsterdam, where the customer serves the personnel? Or one of those places where the quality of the products is not as important as the make-up of the servants? My curiosity beat my anxiety and during a business trip I decided to go to De Kas with one of my colleagues on a Tuesday night and had a very nice surprise: the service was very accurate and the food just delicious! This restaurant focuses on serving fresh ingredients (the Dutch word 'Kas' means greenhouse) and these ingredients taste absolutely lovely. There's just one 5-course menu (actual price EUR 47,50): a 'selection of small starters' followed by a main course and dessert. The wine list offers nice wines for a fairly reasonable price. And the public that one night was very nice. Not only was the service accurate, also very friendly and good-looking. And the interior well everyone can judge for himself, but I really like the warm modern Piet Boon style, but some of you might have seen a bit too much of him. Further features: for EUR 125 including wine you can eat at the chef table in the kitchen (didn't try that myself), there's a 4-course lunch menu for EUR 35 and the wines go from EUR 25 to 100. Highly recommendable! read more