Really chill place to go solo or with friends or a date. Friendly vibe from the wait staff and…read moreexcellent view overlooking the city. Drinks aren't bad either...

The suicide club wants to be a bit mysterious and exclusive by telling you that you have to be a…read moremember to be able to make a reservation. To become a member they need some personal information and they would like to know your life philosophy. Wow! That makes me feel special if I am granted a membership. But once inside the place is so INclusive. Which is great. No wannabees, nothing pretentious, just passionate and friendly people in the kitchen and at the bar. The guests are not snobs at all, which you might expect from the way they present themselves on the website. Why then not cut this crap and just present the place as the trendy inclusive place you have to visit in Rotterdam? Probably because it is pretty hard to find and before you have this word going around you need something extra. The club is situated on the 8th floor of the Groothandelsgebouw. You have to enter into the main hall, past the night receptionist and then into the inner garden where you'll find the entrance totally unexpected. After a welcome from the doorman and leaving your coat at the hostess you are summoned to take the goods elevated to the 8th floor where you enter the place through the kitchen. Just check out the photo's for an impression of great food, drinks and atmosphere.

Cocktails mixed well and potent. Warm inviting atmosphere. Helpful service. Basic snackread more

This place is a very nice place on my stay here in Rotterdam this is a must place to attend the…read moredrinks and the staff or phenomenal

Excellent service, wonderful ambience, great place for cocktails and the food was delicious.read more

Awesome place to have a few drinks with friends! Enjoyed a…read morefew after dinner drinks and a football (soccer) match in this cool little bar!

Great bar, perfect spot in the old red light district of Rotterdam. Surrounded by nice resto's,…read moresmall theaters and the bit alternative fenix loods.

The Witte Aap (white ape) was named one of the best bars in the world by Lonely Planet, so I just…read morehad to stop in. The first night I tried it was packed to capacity (even with sidewalk seating), so I decided to make a return trip during the day. It was decidedly more quiet and I grabbed a seat at the bar and got some recommendations from the bartender. Their beer selection is indeed top-notch. They had 10 taps and oh so many bottles. I asked for a local beer and got a deliciously dark and creamy Bax Bier Koud Vuur. Also had another beer that I don't recall. Not very helpful, I know. All in all, if you want to visit this place, go off-hours and not when everyone's trying to rage. That way, you can ask questions about beers and chill out instead of fighting your way to the bar.

Unfortunately the number one bar in Rotterdam was closed, but this was next door, and to be honest…read morewith you having a beer here was certainly worth it. In fact the bartender was a real character, and even posed for one of my photos. Actually, sitting on one of the cushions on the window sill, on a rather nice summer day, with one of the beer wine glasses that you get in the Netherlands, was an experience, yet a part of me felt that I was actually back home in Melbourne - not that this was a bad thing, but this place certainly felt like one of those really hip and cool bars that you find in the Collingwood/Fitzroy areas. They even have decent beers available as well. However, the thing is that what sets this place apart from the Melbourne bars are the beer wine glasses (and I am really going to miss them back in Australia).

Great ambiance! Music is set to have you sit and have a great chat with friends for a long time…read more Service was great and the bartenders know their beers.

You'd think that with a cutesy name like Bierboutique, that this would be a tourist trap kind of…read moreplace, but I didn't get that vibe at all! We were on a self guided walking tour of Rotterdam and this place popped up on our radar as a nice place to grab a bite to eat and get out of the cold rain for a bit. It did not disappoint. We grabbed seats at the bar to better survey our surroundings. The place looked to be full of locals, so we knew we were in good hands. It's kind of a small place, with maybe 10 tables, but the mirrored wall makes it look much bigger. We had eaten a little earlier in the day, but still had a touch of the munchies, so we ordered a charcuterie board and lobster bitterballen, along with a beer for him and a coke for me. There were several kinds of meat on the board, from salami to prosciutto. All were delicious, and all seemed to melt in your mouth. The lobster bitterballen were even better than the waygu beef bitterballen we had earlier! We found this place after turning down the wrong street on our way back to the train station, and what a happy discovery it was; I've got it bookmarked, just in case I'm ever back in Rotterdam! 32/2019

Nice music. Not loud. Chicken sandwich excellent, exceeded expectations. Not too big, very tasty…read more Comfortable chairs. Fast service. Double espresso good. Not expensive at all despite fancy appearance. Definitely recommended.

It was a chill spot but honestly i was expecting more from this club while the service wasnt bad…read moreand especially the second floor was awesome the rest of the club felt a bit bland.