We ate breakfast here a couple of times. Don't bother with your overpriced hotel buffet, come here…read morefor European baked goods, eggs, sandwiches, fresh-squeezed juice and smoothies, There's an array of appealing crossants, brioche, filled pastries, tarts, and hearty breads. My breakfast included a large glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice, toast, perfectly-cooked scrambled eggs with gouda cheese, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, a warmed fresh pastry, and a large cappucino for about €17. This neighborhood is packed with bars, clubs, restaurants, and coffeeshops and young people who party late into the night. I think we were the first customers to show up when they opened for business at 9:00 AM on Sunday. The two girls that run it were a little bleary-eyed, but got it together for us even though the Rembrantplein was deserted at that hour like a ghost town.

First breakfast in Amsterdam. Stopped at Bake my Day, a little local bakery with a funny name that…read moremade me smile. The counter was packed with beautiful looking, freshly baked European breakfast pastries. Two cappuccinos, two raisin snails and two little tarts stuffed with almond paste were more than enough... OK, maybe WAY more than enough than we needed! But I have a weakness for that golden brown, sweet and crunchy goodness. Yum. The young ladies who work there are charming, pleasant and efficient. It's a wonderful place for a quick snack or a delicious start to the day.

Find this place. We…read morewanted to find a good breakfast, and full cup of coffee. It's easy to find and just around the corner. Wonderful breakfast options with a cozy cafe. Waitress spoke English and German. We had a feast to start our long day of walking around. Very reasonable prices. Bright and lovely cafe. Loved it.

As a New Yorker, I can say we have the best bagels. This bagel was amazing. The cream cheese was…read morefresh and jam was preserved which added to the experience. BLT was amazing, 10/10

Great breakfast option near Amsterdam central. They were open earlier than most other spots and the…read moretoasts hit the taste and price point. Service was friendly and the ambience is casual so not much to detail on that.

Got the legend for sandwich and the coffee/apple pie combo. The apple pie was super flakey and the…read moresandwich was also good. Was waiting for a train and this place was very close by and convenient.

The ambiance here is nice and calming. It has a beautiful view of the marina. We had just got in…read morefrom a long flight and our hotel wasn't ready for check in. Luckily this place was across the street. I opted for the yogurt and orange juice. The juice was pretty sour but fresh squeezed. The yogurt had good flavor but was missing something. Beautiful cafe

We ordered two of the bagel sandwiches. Both were pretty good, but the everything bagel was stale…read morebut the plain bagel was near perfect. I'd try them again given the food was pretty tasty, even the smoked salmon, and the staff was great. Give them a try

After our first night in Amsterdam we were looking for a nice place to have breakfast, the pastries…read morein the window definitely invited us in. We had coffee, pancakes and a waffle. We went up to the top floor that was lovely, unfortunately the front of the building was under construction so we had a background noice but it wasn't that bad. The only thing was the bill, actually, the was no bill. When we were about to pay, we went down to the cashier who just gave us whatever price that came to her head, no receipt, just price. Needless to say it's wasn't the price showed on the menu. We did not came back.

Cheap and friendly. The staff was amazing. The english breakfast (eggs, bacon, beans, sausage,…read moretoast, & a side salad) is a large portion and you can have scrambled eggs or fried. The salmon club was also a very large portion and tasty. 21€ for 3 adults to eat.

Contemplating on 3 stars or 4 stars. I would give them a…read more3.7 stars for the actual tart. I only got to try the date tartlet, ~4 Euro for a small tart Good crust, lacks a little bit butter flavor, though texture of the crust is more like a butter cookie than a pie crust (flaky). Plain crust with some Idates jam in the middle. I think it's homemade dates jam. Dates flavor is mild but apparent. I would have put more dates in the filling to bring out the flavor more, or maybe more salt and spices. The balance of the crust and dates are just a little off, too much crust in ratio of the dates itself. Price is reasonable for European standards. The cafe itself is very cute with very nice and sweet people working there. Interior is cute and small, fits the name of the bakery perfectly. I would suggest coming in to sit down and relax with coffee and some tarts.

"A little less muffin lovin"…read more.. Yep, I'm definitely not a cupcake but a muffin girl. Do need a little less muffin lovin, cause my muffin tops are starting to runneth over... What's also overflowing is the hospitality. A snuggy bug rug little bakery. The prices on the other hand are VERY reasonable. The mini sandwiches...only €1,50 or 1,90 or so. Perfect! The carrot muffin will set you back only €1,50! A nice moist cake bursting with autunmy flavors. And it's even got light but creamy frosting. Seriously, who needs a €2+ cupcake anyway. Like America's favorite overweight family, my love for the sweet far exceeds just the love of honey sweet nicknames. Except, unlike Honey Boo Boo's mom June, I prefer the not overly sweet. This month's special, the chocolate fondant, was just right to satisfy my sweet tooth. It went down nice & smooth with a chai latte on the side. Sugar (bear), you can spice up my life any day...

Everything about this tiny cafe is whimsical and a bit dreamy. If Dutch faeries sipped afternoon…read moreorganic tea, I'd expect to find them here. Which makes me wonder... do faeries claim nationalities? I hope not. There's a minuscule indoor seating area, but come spring and summer - as long as it's not raining - you'll want to move on back to the very leafy and verdant outdoor terrace. If you're lucky, the one table that gives you rain protection but is still technically outdoors will be available. I was lucky. And it did sprinkle while I was there. I can't speak to the food. I only had fresh mint tea, served with honey and a teensy cookie. Let me tell ya... it was the day after Amsterdam's hottest day in recorded history and the entire city was just tuckered out. Feeble even. That's why I asked for ice and made my hot tea into an iced mint tea. Re-freshing! The menu offerings are limited but apparently satisfying judging from my dining companions' happy faces. The two women caring for us were terrific about setting the friendly tone. Recommend exploring around this charming spot on Utrechtsestraat for clothing and specialty shops and other highly rated eateries, including some Michelin-rated.

The restaurant is not open and under construction. Is listed open and we walked there in the rain.read more

Super cute place to grab a coffee or matcha to go. Everything is made well and the coffee was super…read moresmooth. Would definitely recommend a stop in. They have pastries too, even some vegan and gluten free options. I tried the almond bun (vegan) and it was good for a vegan pastry! Not really places to sit besides waiting to pick up your order but great service and good coffee! My latte was great!

Baristas were so friendly and engaging. Decent coffee served in a chill environment. Either sit…read moreoutside, at the bar, or in the back, you'll get a chance to relax in this local spot. They have a stand alone bakery though I didn't have a chance to check it out.