A foodie’s guide to Rotterdam

Head here for tacos, creamy frijoles and burritos, or swing by the cobalt-blue bar for a margarita or two.

It’s not fancy, but locals love this place. Follow their lead and order the black tonkotsu.

Set in old warehouses on the cool Katendrecht peninsula, this lo-fi market is a must-try. Sample waffles, craft beer and cider, or share a cheese platter.

Score a table overlooking the water, and linger over brunch: grilled peach with granola, say, or hazelnut-crumbed mushrooms on toast.

This classic address puts its own spin on local seafood, with dishes such as turbot paella.

This stylish address serves up inventive, ever-changing tasting menus: think pumpkin with leche de tigre, or sole with shio koji, fish roe and smoked soy.

Expect bold, playful flavours and ideas at this Michelin-starred eaterie, set in an old railway arch.