Gourmet Experiences in Sight
South Zealand & Møn’s Gastronomic Guide
A well-composed meal and a fine glass of wine can give the same exhilarating, bubbly sensation as a new romance. Let yourself be seduced by the local flavor explosions that awaken all your senses.
Hotel Frederiksminde tops the gastronomic guide for South Zealand & Møn, having secured a Michelin star for 10 consecutive years in Præstø. But there are certainly many other restaurants ready to delight your taste buds! Fall in love with South Zealand & Møn’s culinary scene as we give you an overview of the region’s most acclaimed and memorable dining experiences.
Hotel Frederiksminde
Hotel Frederiksminde was one of the first restaurants outside Denmark’s capital to earn a Michelin star, led by head chef Jonas Mikkelsen. This small gastro gem in Præstø exists in the same gastronomic stratosphere as Geranium, Restaurant Jordnær, Alchemist, and other top restaurants in the Copenhagen area.
The hotel is also among the first in the Nordic countries to receive the distinguished Green Clover award for sustainable gastronomy.
Here, you will enjoy an exceptional culinary experience in a relaxed atmosphere, set in idyllic surroundings by Præstø Fjord. The cuisine is based on local ingredients and nature itself—including the hotel’s own kitchen garden, where the chefs lovingly plant every seed and cutting.
Photo:Tage Klee
Egn Boutique Hotel & Restaurant
If you seek extraordinary gastronomic experiences, Egn Boutique Hotel & Restaurant won’t disappoint. The head chef, raised in Denmark’s Michelin environment, now brings gourmet creations to the plates on the island of Møn. Always using the season’s finest ingredients, preferably from local farmers and breweries, the restaurant welcomes both Danish and international guests for a delicious gourmet dinner with complementary wines—or to explore the tempting evening wine list. To end the evening with a cocktail, there are several exquisite options, from the classic Espresso Martini to the popular Gin Hass.

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Rønnede Kro
With a history dating back to 1825, a status as a Royally Privileged Inn and visits from many great personalities such as Walt Disney, Dirch Passer and H.C. Andersen, the story of Rønnede Kro almost speaks for itself. The operation of Rønnede Kro rests in the hands of Silje Brenna and Jonas Mikkelsen, who also run Hotel Frederiksminde in Præstø. As a guest at the inn, you can therefore experience the same quality and care for nature. In the authentic and cosy surroundings, classic Danish dishes such as smørrebrød (open sandwiches), Wienerschnitzel and roasted whole plaice will get your mouth watering!
Common to the above restaurants is a passion for the raw materials and a professionalism in their use. It is possible to obtain some of the best ingredients from the many farms – both large and small – within the fantastic local area.
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B-Spis
B-Spis focuses on a truly satisfying dining experience, where flavor, quality, and presentation come together. The menu follows the seasons, highlighting local ingredients and foraged elements from forests and beaches around Næstved.
The restaurant serves both lunch and dinner, offering smørrebrød, lunch dishes, a 3- or 5-course dinner menu, and an à la carte selection. Owned by Brian, a former restaurant manager at Babette in Vordingborg, B-Spis is accompanied by head chef Kristoffer, who was named Chef of the Year in 2019.

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Rødvig Kro & Badehotel
A visit to Rødvig Kro og Badehotel is a journey into classic inn atmosphere with modern finesse. Guests are welcomed into a warm environment where dishes are based on fresh, seasonal ingredients—often local and organic. Meals are served in historic inn rooms with views of the sea and UNESCO World Heritage Stevns Klint, or in the cozy garden room where light and views create a perfect harmony. On sunny days, the blooming courtyard is set for dining, while winter invites coffee and homemade treats by the fireplace. Here, the focus is on enjoying the moment with good food, fine wine, and friendly hosts.

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Restaurant ND122
At Klintholm Harbor, ND122 combines the raw, authentic harbor atmosphere with high-level gastronomy. Head chef Jesper Dams Hansen and his team focus uncompromisingly on seasonal ingredients and precise culinary craftsmanship. At lunch, enjoy a light à la carte menu or a three-course daily menu. Evenings offer a holistic experience where the sea, land, and local producers form the basis of a flavorful and thoughtful menu. Honest food, a relaxed atmosphere, and soulfulness define the experience.

Photo:Mads Tolstrup
Bistro No 12
On Feddet, where nature takes center stage, Bistro No 12 transforms sea, beach, and forest into culinary experiences. The kitchen combines wild herbs, homegrown ingredients, and seasonal products from local suppliers. The menu is simple yet nuanced, with pickled, fermented, and roasted elements providing balance and depth. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming—perfect for both locals and holidaymakers seeking a great meal.

Photo:Feddet Strand Resort
Restaurant Hans
Restaurant Hans blends Nordic simplicity with culinary ambition. Seasonal ingredients are transformed into dishes that surprise and delight—served as classic lunch dishes or as 3- or 5-course evening menus. Passion for craftsmanship and respect for natural flavors are evident in both kitchen and service. The atmosphere is warm, personal, and inviting, with the restaurant’s history adding depth to the experience. At Hans, the focus is on creating memorable moments around the table—with great food, presence, and a touch of the sublime.

Photo:Restaurant Hans
Common to the above restaurants is the passion and professionalism of the raw materials and their use. With a fantastic local area, it is possible to obtain some of the best ingredients from the many farms - large and small.