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Sergio Herman closes his Antwerp restaurants: 'Time to wind down'

Sergio Herman closes his Antwerp restaurants: 'Time to wind down'

Chef Sergio Herman has announced the closure of his Michelin-starred restaurant Le Pristine and his private kitchen PrivéPrivée in Antwerp at the end of this year. Herman shared the news on Instagram, stating that it is time for him to take a break and find peace.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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