Restaurants in Utrecht City
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Blauw
Blauw is the place for stylish Indonesian food in Utrecht. Young and old alike enjoy superb rijsttafels (array of spicy dishes served with rice) amid the red decor that mixes vintage art with hip minimalism.
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Polman’s
Diners at this grand cafe are welcomed in an elegant former ballroom with ceiling frescoes and extravagant floral displays. French and Italian flavours dominate the menu and the extensive wine list.
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Goesting
Celebrities and wannabes flock to Goesting to eat fancies such as spit roast, Dutch asparagus, poached tournedos and 'tame duck' in a crypto-minimalist, high-society atmosphere.
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Lokaal de Reunie
One of many atmospheric cafes near the cathedral tower, Lokaal de Reunie is distinguished by its attractive, airy interior.
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Opium
This is a hot new place that will rock your socks off. Its Asian fusion cooking matches the gorgeous minimalist interior; think fans, clean angles and plays of light. Tempura of softshell crab in sweet chilli sauce with spring onion and paprika gives you some idea of what's on offer.
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Deeg
A charming corner location in the museum quarter is but the first draw at this casual bistro, which has nightly set menus that change regularly. Fresh local produce gets a Mediterranean accent and many items – such as the cheeses – are organic.
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De Artisjok
As surprising as the pastel colours inside the flower of its namesake artichoke, this bistro has fresh and inventive fare featuring organic ingredients grown locally. It’s on a leafy and quiet stretch of the Nieuwgracht.
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Café Springhaver
This cafe is a fine place for a drink, snack or meal. It’s a little spot of charm on this sinuous old street away from the bustle. This art deco complex houses intimate cinemas that screen art-house and independent films.
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Oudaen
Set in a restored 14th-century banquet hall, it has a varied menu of salads, steaks and seafood. Best of all, it brews its own beer, which you can enjoy under the high ceilings or outside on the canal.
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Broers
This place is a stylish, modern version of a brown cafe, with good views. It serves basic dishes such as pasta and steak, and there’s live music some nights.
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Café le Journal
This classy grand café sits on a very busy square. Unsurprisingly, then, it's a hive of activity in summer.
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Konnichi Wa
Expect great sushi, teppanyaki and tempura. It also serves takeaway.
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