Florentin Groningen

FLO. is named after Florentin, a trendy neighbourhood in Tel Aviv. The menu therefore features food inspired by the melting pot of cultures in that Israeli city: a blend of Middle Eastern, North African and Mediterranean cuisines.

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Restaurant Florentin is located in the old gasworks, a stunning building with an industrial character situated in Groningen’s Ebbingekwartier. Restaurant Florentin in Groningen is inspired by the city of Tel Aviv! Tel Aviv is a very free-spirited city where all cultures come together, giving it a highly creative and artistic vibe, which is particularly evident in its most famous neighbourhood, Florentin. The food, the drinks and the atmosphere are a perfect match for the pearl of the north: Groningen.

Florentin is situated in the Northern City Centre. A part of Groningen that’s truly worth exploring. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, hidden in a picturesque little street, you’ll find Florentin. The perfect place to get together with family and friends and imagine yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Tel Aviv!

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Restaurant Florentin is located in the old gasworks, a stunning building with an industrial character situated in Groningen’s Ebbingekwartier. Restaurant Florentin in Groningen is inspired by the city of Tel Aviv! Tel Aviv is a very free-spirited city where all cultures come together, giving it a highly creative and artistic vibe, which is particularly evident in its most famous neighbourhood, Florentin. The food, the drinks and the atmosphere are a perfect match for the pearl of the north: Groningen.

Florentin is situated in the Northern City Centre. A part of Groningen that’s truly worth exploring. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, hidden in a picturesque little street, you’ll find Florentin. The perfect place to get together with family and friends and imagine yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Tel Aviv!

For the street food and comfort food at this cool spot, inspiration was drawn from Tel Aviv and, in particular, the Florentin neighbourhood of the same name. The dishes are served in small portions that you can sample and share with your companions. One thing you simply can’t miss during an evening at FLO is the Balagan dessert. ‘Balagan’ is a Hebrew word meaning chaos. In this case, it’s a very tasty kind of chaos. FLO also gives plenty of space to up-and-coming, talented DJs. So, whilst enjoying a lovely glass of wine, a beer or a cocktail, listen to the best funk, disco and house music.

Opening hours

  • Every Monday closed
  • Every Tuesday 6.00 pm – 11.00 pm
  • Every Wednesday 6.00 pm – 11.00 pm
  • Every Thursday 6.00 pm – 11.00 pm
  • Every Friday 5.30 pm – 11.00 pm
  • Every Saturday 5.30 pm – 11.00 pm
  • Every Sunday 6.00 pm – 11.00 pm

Awards

  • € 45,00
  • Dinner from € 45,00
  • Main course from € 22,00
  • Three-course menu from Free
  • Payment options PIN

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Features

Transport

  • Explanation of accessibility public transport: .
    If you arrive by train at Groningen Central Station, you can take bus 3, 4, 5 or 163 and get off at the UMCG Noord stop. FLO. is a two-minute walk from this stop.
  • Explanatory parking: .
    If you are travelling by car, we recommend parking in parkeergarage Boterdiep. This car park is located beneath the FLO. building and offers 24-hour access. Both FLO. and the car park are wheelchair accessible. Please remember to exit the car park on the Boterdiep side! Standard rates apply at this car park.
  • Private car park: No

Pets

  • Pets: Pets must be kept on a lead

Eating out

  • Breakfast: No
  • Lunch: No
  • Dinner: Yes
  • Collection possible: No
  • Delivery possible: No
  • Rental option: Yes
  • Type of eatery: Eating out
  • Nationality cuisine: Israeli, Jewish, Lebanese, Mediterranean, International
  • Dietary requirements: Gluten-free, Sugar-free

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