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TRATTORIA A PROPOSITO

Trattoria a Proposito is authentic Italian fare at its very best, fresh from mamma’s kitchen! Run by an Italian family for twenty years, you’ll find the restaurant in Delftse Poort, right next to the train station.

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Jaq

JAQ is a top spot to stop for lunch or dinner. Can’t choose? No problem! JAQ is all about shared dining, so you can sample it all. The chefs are devoted to pure flavours and fair sourcing. Got something to celebrate? JAQ also offers private dining options.

SQUARE ‘47

Square ‘47 caters to every appetite. Whether you want to splash out for champagne, oysters, lobster, sushi or steak encrusted in 24 carat gold leaf or are craving a hamburger or latenight snack. The restaurant is intimate and luxurious and features a stunning glass display case filled with wine and champagne.

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Eduard Voorn is a freelance journalist with a focus on economics, and first and foremost a Rotterdammer. He lives in the villagey outskirts of Rotterdam Central District, eats his pizza at BIRD, raises a pint at Biergarten or Weena, gets his caffeine fix at Lebkov, catches the latest flicks in Pathé Schouwburgplein and sees Scapino at Theater Rotterdam. His kids were born in the nowfamous Mecanoo architectural firm’s first project on Kruisplein.

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