We were in the are and we saw this little Cafe. This place is amazing great vegan dessert options…read more(for my wife), the place is decorated extremely nice with wonderful paintings (we even wanted to buy one but it was ridiculously expensive). Coffe is wonderfull and well a nice calm urban jewel

This place is great. You can't really ask for much more in a cafe…read more My friend moved to the neighborhood from NYC and I'm visiting for the month. I've tried a few different cafes, but I keep coming back here. They have seven different types of chai tea lattes and I'm working my way through them. I had the pesto mozz sandwich my first time here and they have a variety of breads to choose from. Interior is spacious with big wooden tables to work and small comfy alcoves to sit and read. Lots of outdoor seating and free WiFi. What else can you really ask for?

While traveling, I rarely eat anywhere twice, yet I've eaten 4 of my 9 breakfasts here. The food is…read moredelicious, prepared with love, and served fast. This place is great!

A woman comes out of Gezondigd and claims the coffee is really good. Well i do love a challenge!…read more I enter this place place where the ceiling is high, the atmosphere cosy. But i miss something. Not sure what. I order an espresso macchiato and a slice of banana bread. They serve me a latte macchiato (which was replaced immediately with an espresso macchiato) and a rather boring piece of bread. The bread is grey-ish, i don't bake so maybe this is a good thing. I would not order it again though, i like my banana bread a bit more moist, a little more flavoured and more appealing :) The service is good, very friendly. The woman at the beginning of this review apparently works here as she suddenly appeared behind me and said: "oh good you did come in", but she was right, the coffee is good. Including the cookie that came with it. I might return as the location is brilliant, on a rainy day like today, and a bus not running anytime soon, this is where you wanna sit down and have your coffee, and drink it too ;) Happy Sinning Sunday y'all!

Nice place for breakfast or brunch. Different menu options, scones, quiches and other delicious…read moreproducts. My discovery for today was lemon curd, yummy! It's a rather spacious place and there are possibilities you might find a place to sit down. If it's a sunny day, due to their location in Westerpark, you could enjoy a nice walk there. After u leave be sure to check their small shop where you can find some of the fresh products u liked in the restaurant. I bought a jar of lemon curd :)

Cute place, good food. We ordered the fruit shake, the red…read morefruits juice, the soup of the day (lentil), the cranberry scones and the quiche of the day (chicken quiche). However they ran out of the chicken quiche, I noticed they removed it from the menu on the backboard. They brought a "speck" quiche instead without notifying us. The waitress did not even apologize. Had we known of the last minute switch, we would have ordered something else. We left the lunchroom with a bad feeling due to the poor service.

I was searching for a coffee place to work/read and glad this coffee shop came up. It's a quaint…read moreplace with a lot of seating and shared tables, and also a nice outdoor space. The coffee was good and the cheesecake they had that day was so yummy! They also have some sandwiches on the menu as well. I thought it was nice to come and relax here for a bit with my book. On a side note, the music was just loud enough downstairs that it was distracting for me while trying to read. Not sure if this was also the case for the space upstairs, but maybe bring headphones just in case.

Cool space, and good coffee! However, service was kinda weird when I first walked in and didn't…read moreknow whether to sit down or order at the bar. Turns out they come take your order and you pay at the counter on your way out. The server ended up being friendly when I was paying, so it could have just been a stressful time.

Shabby-chic in the heart of Jordaan a visit to Toki will mostly see locals lounging on grungy…read morecouches, though proximity to Centrum and the Anne Frank House also offers tourists an opportunity to visit for Food that is far better than many similar shops in The Netherlands. Embracing a hip aesthetic, both Baristas and Bakers chill while performing their duties, it is while tapping on phones or laptops that most guests sip Coffee while indulging in flaky Kouign Amann or subtly savory Peanut Butter Miso Cookie with generous flexibility. Popular for Cakes sliced arbitrarily, the Chocolate bagged to go a messy decision but rich and moist, rumors of excellent "Banana Bread" prove factual though the fact that it is indeed Cake should make it evident that the flavor is sweet while the crumb is dense.

Food: 5 Stopped by for a macchiato and pastry and was…read morepleasantly surprised! I'd rank it #2 coffee I've tried in Amsterdam (uncommon being first). And the banana cake had the most scrumptious frosting! Service & Ambiance: 4 I showed up mid-week in the morning, so I can't speak much to the weekend crowds. But the staff were super friendly and it was overall a cozy neighborhood coffee shop atmosphere.

We always come here when we are in Amsterdam. Very nice coffee and tea. Service is wonderful. A…read morereal treasure.

food is good and creative, owner is super friendly the place is very calm and chill loved it. worth…read morecoming back. decor is beautiful.

Breakfast burger was the BOMB. Perfect bite!!! 10/10 recommend. Server was also very nice and…read morewelcoming.

Winkel 43 is a legendary stop right on the corner of Westerstraat and Noordermarkt in the Jordaan,…read moreperfectly situated along the Prinsengracht canals and just a short walk from the Anne Frank House. While it functions as a cozy, traditional Dutch brown café, virtually everyone comes here for one main reason: the famous Dutch apple pie (*appeltaart*). It completely lives up to the reputation. Served warm with a massive dollop of fresh whipped cream, it's thick, perfectly spiced, and has an almost cake-like crust that sets it apart. Pairing a slice with a fresh mint tea is pretty much mandatory. Because of its status and location, it's almost always buzzing with people--especially on market days--but the staff manages the perpetual queue remarkably fast. Snagging a table on the outdoor terrace for some people-watching along the canal is hard to beat. Whether you're taking visitors around the neighborhood or just out exploring the Jordaan.

There was a long line and a pretty long wait when we went. The place was fully packed, with both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. I'd say about 95% of the people were ordering the apple pie, so of course we had to get one to see what the hype was about. The apple pie is pretty unique, it's basically a big chunk of cooked apple topped with a sweet, crumbly cookie like crust. The flavor reminded me of those little brown biscuits you get as airplane snacks... basically Biscoff cookies. lol!!! Overall, you really taste the natural apple flavor along with that Biscoff like cookie flavor. The pie itself isn't very sweet, which I actually liked, but adding some whipped cream definitely brings up the sweetness and makes it even better. The setup is pretty straightforward: get in line, order and pay, pick up your food, then find your own seat. It's definitely a popular spot, so be prepared for the crowd and a bit of a wait.

I loveeeee having high tea, and it's even better when everything is vegan!! All the sweet and…read moresavory foods were so yummy and made by scratch. The staff working there were also so lovely and it was great chatting with them. The space is really cute and small, and there's a park area across the street that provides a nice street view from inside. We had such a great experience here!

After several trips to restaurants that were closed but showed open til 5 i decided to try Koffie…read moreEnde Koeck...LUCKY ME! The food was delicious. I had the massala chai , sourdough sandwich frittata and a slice of Chocolate cake. SUPERB! After every bite of the frittata I kept trying to see if I could tell what it was made of because I want to buy the ingredients and try to make it at home in the US. My fellow vegans and all people that appreciate good food you have to make this a must when visiting Amsterdam. I'm looking forward to my next visit when I'm back . Thank you KEK