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Restaurant La Piazza

Italian restaurant with a Mediterranean-focused menu on Kempen's Buttermarkt.

La Piazza on Kempen's Buttermarkt brings Italian cuisine with a Mediterranean focus to the old town. All dishes are freshly prepared.

Cuisine & Offer

The menu is Italian in character and centres on Mediterranean cooking. Guests can choose between dishes with fish or meat as well as pizza or pasta. According to the restaurant, all dishes are freshly prepared.

Atmosphere

The concept follows three guiding ideas: water as the basis of life, the piazza as a meeting place to linger, and enjoyment as a positive sensory experience. This Mediterranean-influenced philosophy shapes the character of the restaurant.

Opening Hours & Contact

The restaurant is open Tuesday to Friday from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 to 22:30, on Saturday from 18:00 to 22:30, and on Sunday from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 to 22:00. It is closed on Mondays. La Piazza is located at Buttermarkt 11 in 47906 Kempen and can be reached by phone at 02152 516259.

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Address

Buttermarkt 11
47906 Kempen

Hours

Di: 12:00–14:00

Di: 18:00–22:30

Mi: 12:00–14:00

Mi: 18:00–22:30

Do: 12:00–14:00

Do: 18:00–22:30

Fr: 12:00–14:00

Fr: 18:00–22:30

Sa: 18:00–22:30

So: 12:00–14:00

So: 18:00–22:00

Contact

02152 516259

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