De Proosdij - Diest

We arrived at this charming hotel restaurant nestled in a picturesque holiday spot. The ambiance was inviting and the service, although initially reserved, turned out to be fine. We opted for the market menu, which featured dishes such as wild salmon with creamed asparagus, a crispy shirt with pepper cream, and chocolate dessert. While the food was good, it didn't bring anything new to the table. At 45 euros, the menu seemed a bit pricey, as did the alcohol prices - $22 for a glass of wine and 12 euros for a house aperitif felt expensive. The value for money at this restaurant seems a bit off, unfortunately.

The restaurant is showing its age, with a lack of variety in the menu. We paid 245 euros for two people and were not impressed with the quality of the food.

... But no where I go all day is too expensive. But everything is fine, very pleasant calendar, the service is excellent and the food is great. worth his price.

In the newly renovated, bright and open setting, slightly smaller than before, we had the pleasure of experiencing the excellent hospitality at the restaurant on Saturday. The gentleman who served us was very knowledgeable about the wines and spoke passionately about which ones would pair well with our meal. The lady who took our order was friendly and attentive, and even cooked the stew herself. The food was delicious, especially the signature dish of ganzel verterinne, which lived up to its reputation as a tongue-pleasing specialty. The homemade hazelnut and white chocolate ice cream dessert was also a standout. We will definitely be returning, as the overall value for the quality of the food was exceptional. Don't miss out on this gem.

By a settlement of tasteful holidayland (speaking hotel the log) we came here sincerely. The restaurant is radiant. The service looked like we were stiff before, but we were fine. We got the market menu. Goal of wild salmon and blinking, cream asparagus, shallow shirt with pepper cream and chocolate. The dishes were good, but not really renewful. 45 euros for this menu seems to be on the high side. The booze prices, too. (22 euros for guiding wines, 12 euros for an aperitive maison too high! The price quality of the affair is a little wrong, so...