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For 99 Years, Café De Tweede Steeg Was a Living Room for Truckers: This Is Now Taking Its Place

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad
For 99 years, the fried eggs, schnitzels, and (especially) homemade meatballs were in high demand, but at the end of September, the curtain fell for truckers' café De Tweede Steeg. Since then, the question has been: what will return to the site at the A28 exit to Amersfoort city center? Now there's an answer.

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For 99 Years, Café De Tweede Steeg Was a Living Room for Truckers: This Is Now Taking Its Place

For 99 years, the fried eggs, schnitzels, and (especially) homemade meatballs were in high demand, but at the end of September, the curtain fell for truckers' café De Tweede Steeg. Since then, the question has been: what will return to the site at the A28 exit to Amersfoort city center? Now there's an answer.

·Amersfoort, Netherlands
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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Amersfoort, Netherlands on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
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