Lizanna

Lizanna Putte sits in the Putte village orbit with a solid 15-point Gault & Millau score, marking it as a kitchen that knows its craft. This is mid-range dining done properly: no pretension, no Instagram theatre, just clear technique and honest ingredients. The room is modest, which means your focus lands where it should—on what arrives. Service is uncluttered and friendly. It's the kind of place locals book for birthdays and quiet dates, where a couple can spend an evening without needing to dress up or decode a menu. Expect paced courses that respect your time and appetite. The main drawback is there's nothing flashy to report: if you need theatre or a big room, look elsewhere.