't Veerhuis
| Company type | Restaurant |
|---|---|
| Industry | Fine dining |
| Founder | Fred van Mierlo |
| Fate | Closed after relocation attempt as "Simmers & Co" |
| Headquarters | Wolphaartsdijk, later moved to Goes , Netherlands |
Key people | Fred van Mierlo (owner and head chef), Marianne and Co. Simmers (management), Michel Louws (head chef 2005–2009), Edwin Dingemanse (head chef 2009–2010) |
| Products | Fine dining meals |
The fine dining venue 't Veerhuis, located in Wolphaartsdijk, Netherlands, held a prestigious Michelin star between 1975 and 1988, and regained this distinction in 2008 and 2009.
During the initial period when the Michelin star was awarded, the establishment was led by owner and head chef Fred van Mierlo. In its later Michelin-starred phase, management was under Marianne and Co. Simmers, who decided to move the restaurant to Goes. However, this relocation did not meet with success, resulting in the closure of the rebranded "Simmers & Co" after just one year.
Among the prominent head chefs were Michel Louws (2005–2009) followed by Edwin Dingemanse (2009–2010).
In 2011, while undergoing renovations at its Wilhelminadorp site, the Michelin-starred Restaurant Katseveer temporarily operated from the former t Veerhuis premises between April and August before returning to its original location.