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Most Popular Contemporary food in Rockanje, South Holland Province, The Netherlands
Reviews on Contemporary food in Rockanje, South Holland Province, The Netherlands. Rockanje is a town in the Dutch province of South Holland. It is a part of the municipality of Westvoorne, and lies about 7 km northwest of Hellevoetsluis.
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1. Eetcafe Centraal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By kbisok
We had dinner here before going on the ferry to Hull. It looks like a cafe but the food is surprisingly good. Prices on the evening menu are a bit high for a pub but the sate and burger we had were great!
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2. Restaurant Aan Zee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By JoachimFuchs
Unfortunately I cannot really write a review on this place. After a nice walk along the shore we ended in this place. It actually looks nice - but after seating for 20 minutes, seen by the staff and continuously ignored, we left again without even being able to order anything.Unfortunate that Dutch service seems to be poor in many places...
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3. Beach West
Reviewed By ericschipper
Op onze fietstocht rond Voorne hier neergestreken voor de lunch. Gezellig terras met voldoende parasols voor de nodige schaduw. Aardige en vlotte bediening. Er werd snel uitgeserveerd (korte wachttijd). Precies wat wij nodig hadden. Kwaliteit en prijs staan met elkaar in verhouding. Hier kan je gerust gaan zitten.
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4. View
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By maximillianc
We had some drinks here on a greyish monday morning! Great view over the sea and beach, and really cool owner and dogs! Nice place to soak up the last vibes of a night away at the beach! :)
5. 't Kont Van Het Paard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Joram_JOLA
Visited the town of Brielle one day during the Christmas break, although the best time to visit Brielle is April 1st (no joke), we had a great time. This restaurant is the oldest in the city and located close to the big church. The staff is very friendly, helpful with catering for special dietary requirements and can tell tales of Brielle's and Kont Van Het Paard's history. The place itself is very cosy and has live folk music on Sunday afternoons (it is packed). The food is excellent as is the menu diversity. The restaurant/pub is also very diverse as on weekends it turns into a dancing bar. If I find myself in Brielle again, I plan to go again...
