Wow: this is how much prices at Michelin-starred restaurants have risen
That dining out has become quite expensive is probably something I don’t need to tell you anymore. But when you see the hard figures, it really is quite a shock. The website Business Insider looked into it, focusing specifically on Michelin-starred restaurants: how much more expensive have they become compared to last year?
Very expensive, as it turns out. The ‘smallest’ increase can be found at De Treeswijkhoeve in Waalre: they made their menu 2.94 percent more expensive (from 170 to 175 euros).
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The biggest increase is at Flore in Amsterdam: there, the menu became a whopping 48 percent more expensive. Wooooow. Last year, you could still get a menu there for 125 euros; in 2023, you pay 185 euros for it. Ouch. Fortunately, prices haven’t gone up at every Michelin-starred restaurant: one restaurant has actually lowered its prices. That’s Ciel Bleu: last year, you could get menus there for 250 or 595 euros; now, that’s 215 euros and 595 euros. Still pretty pricey, if you ask me.
You’ll find the full list below.
- De Librije, Zwolle: from 275 euros to 295 euros (+7.27%)
- Inter Scaldes, Kruiningen: from 265 euros to 285 euros (+7.55%)
- Flore, Amsterdam: from 125 euros to 185 euros (+48%)
- Restaurant 212, Amsterdam: from 188 euros to 228 euros (+21.27%)
- Spectrum, Amsterdam: from 190 euros to 240 euros (+26.32%)
- Ciel Bleu, Amsterdam: from 250/595 euros to 215/595 euros (-14%/0%)
- Aan de Poel, Amstelveen: from 149 euros to 159 euros (+6.71%)
- De Bokkedoorns, Overveen: from 165 euros to 170 euros (+3.03%)
- ’t Nonnetje, Harderwijk: from 170 euros to 180 euros (+5.88%)
- François Geurds, Rotterdam: from 220 euros to 239 euros (+8.64%)
- Parkheuvel, Rotterdam: from 180 euros to 195 euros (+8.33%)
- De Nieuwe Winkel, Nijmegen: from 120 euros to 150 euros (+25%)
- De Lindenhof, Giethoorn: from 165 euros to 175 euros (+6.06%)
- De Groene Lantaarn, Staphorst: from 160 euros to 180 euros (+12.50%)
- De Lindehof, Nuenen: from 172.50 euros to 182.50 euros (+5.80%)
- De Treeswijkhoeve, Waalre: from 170 euros to 175 euros (+2.94%)
- Tribeca, Heeze: from 145 euros to 145/225 euros
- Julemont, Wittem: from 175 euros to 205 euros (+17.14%)
- Brut172, Reijmerstok: from 195 euros to 210 euros (+7.69%)
- Vinkeles, Amsterdam: 155 euros (awarded two stars for the first time)
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Source: Business Insider
