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Second Tango x Bakker Bart location opened in Den Bosch

Op 15 april was de feestelijke opening van de tweede Tango x Bakker Bart locatie. Foto: Emiel Hornman

A new Tango x Bakker Bart location has opened in the Maaspoort district of Den Bosch in Brabant. It is the second location of these parties combining the petrol station concept with a food and accommodation offer.

The unmanned petrol station Tango, part of Q8, opened together with Bakker Bart on 15 April, near the ‘Maaspoort’ slip road on the A59 motorway. Visitors can go there for fuel and, from September, also for fast-charging facilities for electric cars. The outlet also offers seating and sandwiches, soft ice cream and coffee.

The Den Bosch branch is the two parties’ second. In November 2025, they officially opened the first Tango x Bakker Bart in Deventer. With the joint concept, they want to build on their vision to make mobility locations more future-proof, focusing on sustainable mobility and customer-oriented comfort. The parties state their ambition to transform ten locations to this concept in the next two years, “where refuelling, charging and a pleasant stopover go hand in hand.”

Mobility Energy recently spoke in Mobility Energy Talks with shop performance manager Michael Romijn of Tango/Q8 about, among other things, the importance of Bakker Bart for Tango’s strategy. The broadcast can be viewed and listened to again here.

This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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