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Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen

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Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen is described as a Rotterdam day-spot offering coffee, lunch, child-friendly facilities, group arrangements, and listed suppliers.

About Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen


Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen: A profile of a Rotterdam coffee and lunch spot

Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen is located in the Rotterdam neighborhood of Kralingen-Crooswijk. The business lists its address as Lusthofstraat 27A, 3062 WB Rotterdam, while other public listings mention Lusthofstraat 27. This difference appears to refer to the same establishment in Kralingen.

History and Concept

According to public reports, the Kralingen location opened around February 14, 2017. Judith Prins-van Zanten and Reinder Prins are cited in publications as the founders and owners behind Juffrouw van Zanten.

The concept originated from a practical need of the founders. They were looking for a place where adults could eat, drink coffee, work, or meet up, while children could come along. This led to the idea of a child-friendly establishment without the need for a ball pit.

The venue is described as a spot for breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee, pastries, and drinks. The interior design also plays a key role in the concept, with descriptions calling it an “urban living room” featuring seating for various group sizes and dedicated space for children.

Coffee and Brewing

For coffee enthusiasts, the current coffee menu is particularly relevant. Available information lists Giraffe Coffee Roasters as the supplier and roaster. No public, verifiable source was found to confirm Keen Coffee as a supplier for Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen.

According to the coffee menu, Juffrouw van Zanten has a house blend developed in collaboration with Giraffe. The coffee is prepared using a La Marzocco machine or a filter machine, allowing the establishment to combine espresso-based drinks with filter coffee within its broader hospitality offering.

The menu from February 2026 lists, among others, espresso, filter coffee, Americano, cappuccino, koffie verkeerd, espresso macchiato, flat white, latte macchiato, and iced latte. The menu also features chai tea latte, dirty chai with espresso, matcha latte, iced matcha latte, and turmeric latte.

The same menu lists soy, oat, coconut, and almond milk at no extra charge. Additionally, decaf, whipped cream, and an extra espresso shot are available as options. These details show that the coffee section offers a variety of milk and caffeine choices.

Audience and use of the space

The descriptions indicate that the business does not target one specific group. Publications mention office workers, students, families, and friends as users of the space. Consequently, the focus is on all-day hospitality with multiple usage moments throughout the day.

Children are a visible part of the concept. Earlier descriptions mention table-top play systems and a play corner. According to public reports, the founders also developed their own play concepts and operated a webshop for tested children’s toys.

Packages and Gatherings

Beyond regular visits, several group packages are available. The current offerings include High Tea, Baby Shower High Tea, High Wine, High Bubble Tea, High Five, and High Lemonade. These packages are available at the locations in Rotterdam West, Kralingen, and Hillegersberg.

The February 2026 menu also lists formats for private events, including birthdays, weddings, baby showers, corporate parties, and family brunches. There is no documented information regarding workshops, coffee tastings, exhibitions, or fixed public cultural programs.

Sustainability and Suppliers

The business makes a conscious effort to select organic and local products wherever possible. The menu highlights several specific suppliers, including organic bread from Menno, coffee from Giraffe, milk and yogurt from Kalverliefde, organic wines from Smaragd Wijnen, and chicken roll from Treuren.

Regarding the wines, the menu specifies that they are sourced from small winemakers who follow organic or biodynamic principles. Previous publications also highlight ecological choices within the interior, such as leather made from shoe sole remnants, ceiling-based sound dampening, cork and felt walls, and the integration of greenery.

Press and Public Mentions

Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen has a separate listing on De Buik, where the location is categorized as a lunchroom offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch, coffee, patisserie, and related services. Between 2016 and 2021, De Buik published several pieces regarding the concept, the opening, and subsequent expansions.

The recognition as third in the “All day” category for Favorite Newcomer 2023 referred to the Hillegersberg location, not specifically Kralingen. No location-specific pricing or coffee prices for Kralingen are documented in the provided information.

In June 2025, a profile of Juffrouw van Zanten Rotterdam/Kralingen was published, highlighting their brunch platter. The available data paints a picture of an all-day establishment where coffee, lunch, child-friendly facilities, and group gatherings converge.


Coffee roaster in Juffrouw van Zanten Kralingen

Giraffe Coffee Roasters

Giraffe Coffee Roasters (28)

Practical info

Last verified: June 27, 2026


Address

📍 Lusthofstraat 27 A, 3062 WB ROTTERDAM


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