De Matroos en Het Meisje

Surprisingly amazing place with a great wine selection and surprise taste menu consisting of 4 or 5 courses for lunch. Outdoor seating and extremely friendly staff

Had a 5 course meal with half glass wine pairings here. The white wines for the fish courses were just perfect! The red wines for the meat were also well paired. The absolute stunner was the dessert wine, which I thought would be too sweet, but turned out to be mild and very refreshing on a warm evening. Despite being a picky eater on surprise menus, I enjoyed every course that the chef had prepared. They were very experimental yet familiar to what I love eating. Just one dish had a slow cooked yolk, which I didn’t enjoy as much but that’s more of a preference of yolk than the execution of the dish. Would definitely recommend this place for a nice meal and especially to celebrate special occasions because the ambience and service just elevate the experience all together!

An incredible “Rotterdams” fine dining experience. Highly recommend getting the full experience from start-to-finish. 5-course meal, with complimentary wines. It’s a fine dining restaurant so don’t expect to be forcefully full at the end of it. Enjoy the flavors, the atmosphere and the impeccable service. We loved it!

This has to be up there with the best around! Service, food and atmosphere was 5/5! The desert alone deserves a Michelin Star! Outstanding flavours, the staff are amazing! This place, wow! Couldn’t recommend enough! Go visit !

Somewhat overpriced menu, small portions, and dishes lack overall creativity in terms of flavours/ingredients and vegetables are rare. Cozy restaurant, but could feel bit crowded when fully booked. Staff friendly.

On offer is a set menu crafty and creative variation of victuals in a relaxed setting. Delightful but not dainty. Highly recommended if you're in the market for a tasty table d'hôte.

It was a cozy restaurant and we had 5 courses with wine. The service is very nice and the dishes are also very delicious. If there is any downside, the portion of the food is very small and the space between the tables is very little.

A multi-course celebration of the local bounty drawn from Dutch seas and soil. This cozy South Bank restaurant — clad in clever Delft Blue — makes for a beautifully quaint (but special) night for a date to impress. Both culinarily and visually satisfying, at a price reasonable for what is served. Seasonal coursed meal included: Bread with local goat butter. Radicchio salad with tahini and plums. Sea urchin foam. Pan seared fish. House made pasta in almond cream and grilled grapes. Pan seared veal with rich demi-glace. Dessert. An add-on of local oysters well-worth the splurge.

I am in Rotterdam several times a year on business and always make a point of eating at De Matroos en Het Meisje. The atmosphere and surroundings are wonderful, the young staff are knowledgeable and friendly and the food is wonderful. The wine selection is really interesting, I've never had a wine here that I had drunk before, it's always new to me. Over the years I have seen the chefs change but the high standards of the kitchen have always been maintained. Considering the quality of the food, I think a meal at De Matroos en Het Meisje is a bargain. A trip to Rotterdam would not be complete without a meal at De Matron's en het Meisje ! Highly recommended.

Had a fantastic dinner here. Literally had no clue of the menu prior to going apart from the fact that it was a set meal. The service was very friendly and helpful and the 4 course meal was very well priced in addition to the wine pairing which was 6 euros per large glass. The meal had so many different flavours and i can't wait to return! I was told that the menu changes every week.