I love this restaurant. I've always walked past it but yesterday I decided to have lunch there with…read morea friend. The staff was very friendly! They told us beforehand that the pin device wasn't working and that we had to pay cash, but we didn't have any cash with us. They told us it was ok and we could go to an ATM after lunch to get some cash and come back to pay. The menu is very extensive, a lot longer than most restaurants on the city. Everything sounded good and prices vary from just a few euros to more expensive meals, which are about €10 - €12. I went for a week special wrap which you can see in the picture. It was €9,95 and it was so worth it! I rarely have such an amazing meal at a restaurant! I think this is one of the best places in Oss to have lunch and I will definitely come more often!

SUCH a cute place! Cozy and comfortable atmosphere. Stopped in for lunch and everyone was happy…read morewith their order. The brownie for dessert was yummy too :)

Great atmosphere and friendly staff. You can relax here while enjoying your coffee and breakfast.read more

Wonderfully relaxing and simultaneously intellectually stimulating ambiance. Selection of…read moresmoothies, coffees and teas. Great assortment of baked goods including cheesecakes, pound cake and croissants. Despite the presence of credit card readers, the staff told me they are not functional. Dutch "pinnen" and cash only. Parking nearby, for example in De Witte Dame.

Love this place. The coffee is nice, the people working there are really friendly and it has a…read morerelaxing atmosphere, surrounded by books!! :)

Where do I start? I happened upon this spot when I got locked out of my hotels rear entrance and…read moresaid "what the heck- lemme go have a coffee" but i wasn't ready for the seriousness of Denf! They grind and roast their own beans - the service is lightning quick and the food was fresh and delicious! If you are pescatarian this is your spot! The dirty chai was perfect and the presentation is off the chain.

Very helpful associates, and friendly place for morning or afternoon coffee and tea. We asked…read morequestions and the staff was very helpful when describing the various delicious treats and available savory snacks. We ate a croissant with Ham and Cheese, the Cherry Pie, a locally made sausage roll, and several variations of coffee. Everything was very tasty, and the prices reasonable. They also play a nice variety of music, and the seating is comfortable for relaxing. And, there's decent free wifi. A five star coffee shop!

Delicious coffees and super friendly service! The vibe is always relaxed and if you're lucky you…read morecan score a sunny spot outside.

Perhaps the best cafe in Arnhem....don't go call it a coffee shop, because, arround these parts,…read morecoffee shops usually carry let's say more medicinal herbs in the menu....wich is not the case for Mams. They have a wonderful staff, that is not only nice but makes you feel right at home. The menu is something truly wonderful, I mean if you like beverages (yes I'm being broad) this is the place for you, the classic cafe staples and a bunch of new beverages are all wonderful. And their selection of food is nothing to be shy about either. But for me, the best combo is the Chai Tea Latte and the Red Velvet Cake...I might just grab that today

one of the best cafe mochas I've had, can give Blue Mountain coffee a run for it's money! The…read moresandwiches are delicious as well.

Another one of those places that I only found thanks to previous 5-star reviews…read more Always on the lookout for a fantastic cup of coffee, I was walking through Duisburg and stumbled across a café with an absolutely perfect 5-star rating on Yelp... needless to say, I had to try this out! The coffeehouse is situated close to the König-Heinrich-Platz, hidden away in a small alley - I am pretty sure that I wouldn't have found it, had I not been directly looking for it. It is a small cafe with plenty of seats (indoors & outdoors), a tiny counter, its own roaster in the corner (yes, they do roast their own coffee beans!!!) and enough coffeehouse atmosphere to supply the entire city with it. It is quite obvious that the people here have a deep love for coffee - it's not just another "double-ccino-caramel-froth-something"-place, this is pure coffee made with love! And what happens when people add enough love, passion and knowledge to their product? You can taste the difference! Best café in Duisburg, if you ask me! Bottom line: * Gorgeous coffee shop in the city centre * They roast their own beans... * ...and make sure the coffee is made with love! * Pure coffee romance!!! *sigh*

I love this place. Beans are freshly roasted and people who work there are attentive and warm. It…read morewas my spot during a short visit in Duisburg.

I really like Inspire as a location for having a quiet cup of coffee or even just grabbing…read moresomething to go. The staff are really helpful and kind, for our anniversary the first year I was hear I bought some presents for my girlfriend and asked if I could stash them in the cafe a couple of days earlier. They obliged and were very good at sneaking them up to us on the day. The only complaint is that the selection of cakes isn't great.

This cafe just of the main square (Grote Markt) is excellent when it comes to coffee. The owner is…read morereally passionate about good coffee and while it is a real uphill battle in the Netherlands he and his staff serve some pretty good coffee. It does perhaps not match the best in the Nordics, UK and the US but they are doing a fine job serving coffee. They change the roast at regular intervals so even when coming here pretty frequently I do not tire. Very friendly service and they are happy to chat about coffee and other things so I really like the place. I have actually never sampled any of the food or other drinks but a few colleagues have sampled some of the fresh juices offered and were very pleased. My main reason to go is however the coffee. If I could wish for any improvements it would be longer opening hours as I often struggle to get here before they close (and have already been working for a while when they open). Thursdays are the exception when they are open late. Would also be great if they added a brew bar but from what I understand the interest is limited.

Quaint little place, looks small and boring until you actually venture in, a friendly smile is the…read morefirst thing you will notice than a wonderfully space downstairs is that sort of unfinished but on porpose because it's hipster kind of vibe. The ample spaces and the limited amount of seats gives it a wonderful grotto feeling! As for the menu expect a bit of the basics, coffee tea, cappuccino, you know the basis... But in a back to basics done good vibe! I've ordered an amazing Chai latte that for the first time in a long time is actually made with tea, not syrups nor powders. And let me tell you...its amazing A cute side note instead of sugar they gave me a shot of honey! Can't wait to come again!

This place is huge! It has a small front where they make the coffee, there's a restroom if you walk…read morestraight ahead. If you go right however, there are stairs leading into the depths below. When your eyes adjust to the light, you can see the multitude of seating; there's small tables big tables, chairs, loveseats, a rocking chair, a small bookcase with titles solely from Clive Cussler (?), and some magazines. It's all very atmospheric. Onto the coffee. There's different ways and kinds available to choose from, the aeropress, v60, chemex. I chose the Rwandan coffee through aeropress, and boy was it delicious. You get a card with information about the coffee in both Dutch and English. It's all served in a classy way, and the staff is friendly. If I lived in Arnhem, I'd be going here a lot more often. Sadly, I live more than an hour away. I think that says enough about the kind of place it is. Note: I don't think the cave is accessible by wheelchair, but I could be mistaken. The coffee is great enough to just get it on the go too, but sitting here is very relaxing.