24 hours in Deventer

Just happen to be in Overijssel and near Deventer? Then be sure to make a stop. In this vibrant city, you can eat your way through the entire day.

Breakfast

Have breakfast at No.11. If we may give you a tip: go on Sunday. The Sunday brunches at No.11 are simply heavenly. For €33.50 per person, you can order à la carte dishes for 2.5 hours. Unlimited mimosas and eggs Benedict—what more could one want in life?

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Lunch

The name and logo of De Noorman say it all: you eat Scandinavian food there. You’ll immediately recognize the trendy lunchroom by the reindeer logo on the front window. They serve smørrebrød: a traditional Danish lunch dish consisting of rye bread with various toppings, which you can choose yourself.

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Drinks

Fooddock is the first industrial food hall in the eastern Netherlands. In the renovated silo, you can sit comfortably at large tables together with other guests. Along the side, you’ll find changing food stands, each with its own specialties. Try the tapas at El Puerto or go for the ultimate sushi at Meneer Temaki. And all while enjoying a drink.

Dinner

We love NYC and so does Jackies. As the name suggests, the cuisine at Jackies is based on New York’s dynamic food scene. The latest trends from, for example, Chinatown, Little Italy and SoHo receive plenty of attention. Our tip: go for the ossobuco alla Milanese—you definitely won’t regret it.

Feel like diving into the kitchen? Also try this romantic ossobuco by Anthony Bourdain

Sleep

At the Sandton IJsselhotel, you wake up to a beautiful view of (guess what) the IJssel and Deventer. After breakfast, take the ferry directly towards the city centre.

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