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Lunch is sacred: Norbert opens a South of France style lunch bistro

Chef Norbert has opened Cantine Cannes in Haarlem, a bistro focusing on Mediterranean-inspired lunches and seasonal dishes. After a successful summer, he is now expanding the business to include group cooking workshops and catered Mediterranean buffets.

Norbert, a seasoned chef and lifelong Haarlem resident, has realized his dream of opening a lunch bistro called Cantine Cannes. Located at Anegang 19, the establishment offers a menu inspired by the culinary traditions of Southern France, emphasizing the importance of lunch as a time for gathering and quality food. The bistro features an intimate setting with forty seats and a sunny terrace, reflecting Norbert's love for both his hometown and the Mediterranean lifestyle.

Following a successful summer season, Norbert is expanding his services to include seasonal daily specials and a quick-service menu for office workers. Looking ahead, he is also introducing interactive Mediterranean cooking workshops for groups and offering private dining experiences featuring extensive table buffets. By sharing his professional expertise and passion for diverse regional cuisines, Norbert continues to grow his footprint within the local culinary scene of Haarlem.

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