The story
L’Horizon serves globally inspired cuisine in Chaumont-Gistoux, where chef Alexandre Ciriello structures each service around a variable-geometry itinerary. He trained under Peter Goossens, Yves Mattagne, and Maxime Colin before launching his own kitchen in 2017. His approach blends rigorous technique with ingredients sourced from local farms and international suppliers. This method earned him a 15 out of 20 score from Gault & Millau in 2026, recognizing a personal kitchen that treats the menu as a series of connected destinations.
Guests navigate five to seven courses labeled Eveil des sens, Odyssée, or Le Grand Voyage depending on their appetite. The kitchen also prepares an omakase-style vegetarian sequence when requested. Sommelier Lény Michel designs the accompanying drinks, offering natural wines, craft beers, and house-made infusions or fermented broths. Every liquid selection targets the specific texture and acidity of the next plate, reinforcing how this contemporary cuisine approach prioritizes balance.
Sixteen wooden tables fill the main room, leaving ample circulation for staff who move with practiced quiet. Hall manager Veslava Potchobout reviews each guest’s preferences before seating to adjust the pacing of the evening. The space functions like a private residence, with linen napkins and ceramic ware grounding each place setting. Natural light washes over the counters during afternoon services, while the dining area settles into a focused cadence after dusk.
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