From the owner: Slagerij Beerens is nog een echte ambachtelijke slagerij, maar wél van deze tijd. De slagerij is al…read moremeer dan 80 jaar gevestigd aan de Kruisstraat 112 te Eindhoven. In 1926 startte opa Willem Beerens de zaak, die met hard werken en oog houden voor kwaliteit en service, voortgezet is door zoon Wim Beerens. Inmiddels heeft de derde generatie, Theo Beerens, de scepter over genomen en is de zaak verder uitgegroeid tot een volwaardige vlees- en eetwinkel.

Vind je het lekker paarden te eten? Dit is jouw plaats!…read more One of the last remaining horse butchers around. You are literally walking into history in this store because horse meat used to be a primary food source to the lower class in the Netherlands. When I first walked by this store, I thought they used the wrong clip-art for the sign and placed a horse in error of a cow. That wasn't the case. Some thoughts to prepare you: don't think happy thoughts - like black beauty, rocinante, or wild horses running free. Go to the zoo if you need that; this is not the time. Think lekker thoughts - this horse did not die in vain. You are about to embark on a culinary journey that will turn you into a horse-eating monster (in the eyes of some people). Also, make sure you know enough Dutch to place your order. English will not get you far here. They are open some weekdays and Saturday mornings. When you enter, you will be greeted by two lovely dames that will be happy to take your order. You should get as much huisgerookt "paardenwurst" as you can carry. If they have bacon (one of the only non-horse products in the store) - snatch that up fast. The other cuts of meat are extremely lean and a bit gamey (think between beef and venison).