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Azurite and SUIS joined the two-star category, while seven other Dutch restaurants received their first Michelin star.
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Azurite in Delft and SUIS in Schin op Geul joined the Netherlands’ two-Michelin-star category at an awards ceremony on Monday, 5 October 2026, according to an ANP report carried by Nieuws.nl. Seven other restaurants received their first star at the event, held at the MECC Maastricht hospitality trade fair. [1]
The new one-star restaurants are Ambrozijn in Valkenburg, Bij Sidney in Loenen aan de Vecht, De Cuijt in Mierlo, Le Epifaan in Veeningen, Nassau in Groningen, Rozewied in Kortgene and Wild Atelier in Hoog Soeren. [1]
The Netherlands still has 119 Michelin-starred restaurants, the same number as last year: 98 with one star, 20 with two and De Librije alone with three. [1]
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