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Eating at 7 Michelin stars in the Netherlands’ largest one-and-a-half-metre restaurant: here’s where you can do it

Topchef Erik van Loo

Things are getting more and more exciting at the Westergas site in Amsterdam. For example, Grand Caron in the Machine Building is opening (with plenty of French classics on the menu), and 5 Michelin-starred chefs will be cooking there during the summer months. From 1 July through 31 August, the Gashouder at Westergas will be transformed into the largest one-and-a-half-metre restaurant in the Netherlands. 

Foto van culinair journalist Sharon van Lokhorst

The name of this restaurant is ‘Rond de Tafel‘, which means ‘the new way of dining at a distance of one and a half metres’. Several top chefs are temporarily relocating their kitchens to surprise 100 guests per evening in De Gashouder with an exclusive 5-course menu, accompanied by top-quality wines. Several wine pairings can be booked, ranging from an entry-level pairing to a Grand Cru pairing. An alcohol-free pairing is also available. Something for everyone!

5 chefs, 7 stars

Rond de Tafel is organised in collaboration with Les Patrons Cuisiniers. Les Patrons has existed since 1991. At the time, it was founded by nine Dutch top chefs who wanted to improve craftsmanship, culinary creativity and the quality of gastronomy in the Netherlands. Mission accomplished, because Dutch chefs enjoy great esteem both at home and abroad, and the culinary society of yesteryear has since evolved into a close gastronomic alliance of 22 of the Netherlands’ most prominent chefs, who together hold 25 Michelin stars. The following top chefs have been selected for Rond de Tafel:

Reservations

Due to the size of De Gashouder, maintaining a distance of 1.5 metres combined with the maximum permitted number of guests is no problem at all. Reservations for lunch and dinner are possible from Saturday 13 June via Rond de Tafel. Lunch costs €55 and dinner €69.50.

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