Holland's first cookie dough bar! I read about it in the newspaper a few weeks back and today I…read morefound myself in Rotterdam so thought I'd give it a try. They have about 4 or 5 different types of cookie dough, and then all sorts of toppings and sauce you can add on top as well as ice cream for those warm summer days. I decided to go for the classic plain 'Baker's Dough' with white and dark chocolate chips added. Because you really can't go wrong with chocolate chip cookie dough! I got a medium because while I was in the line I thought the scoops of dough looked kind of small, but actually because the dough is so rich I really regretted it! I should have gotten a small, because it was pretty hard to get through the medium. But I persevered because I paid €4 for that dough! Overall, if you're a fan of cookie dough, I recommend Baker's Dough. Looking forward to trying all their different kinds of dough in the year to come ;)

The shop was decorated cute. Unfortunately, it didn't have the number of cookie dough choices as I…read moreexpected..only 4 types. I guess this place is good for a coffee but not as a cookie dough shop. They had some nice toppings to go on the dough, plus one could have ice cream too. My husband had the small scoop of red velvet, but unfortunately didn't feel well after eating it. I shared the small chocolate scoop with fresh strawberries and it tasted good. If you are expecting a cookie dough bar/cafe like they have in the USA you will be disappointed. We came from out of town to check it out, but I can't say that I will return again unless I'm already in the neighborhood shopping or visiting. Good luck with your new business. I advise you to add more flavors.

I've been to this cafe a few times. The service is great and the menu is affordable. It has a large…read morespacious space, reliable free wifi, and good food. It is quite new and seems a bit confused with which demographic of clienteles they are catering to. It has a great potential to be a hub for creative, hipster crowd. At the moment, it is underrated. Thus, I give them an extra star on top of the 4 stars they deserve.

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If you don't mind waiting because there is always a line, this is a good place for Italian ice…read morecream. Is it the best in Rotterdam. No but it's good. And any Italian ice cream is a good thing, right?

Please note,this is my personal opinion.. But Dutch people…read moreare not customer service orientated.. They have no rules of customer service ,customer is king, philosophy is really at the bottom

Delicious Hot Chocolate Lava cake...perfect way to get your chocolate fix! Brownie was also soft…read moreand warm. Nice place for a warm beverage and filling your chocolate cravings.

a cute little bakery with an assortment of coffees and baked goods ranging from brownies, cookies,…read morecakes and pies. we ordered the nut pie which is pretty much a pecan pie with some other various nuts, and a fudge brownie. the pecan pie was delicious but a bit too sweet for my liking. we also got the fudge brownie which was a bit too rich. it was still enjoyable but definitely requires some coffee or tea to go along with the sweetness of the desserts.

One of the most populair places in Rotterdam to get your baked goods like brownies, muffins,…read morecheesecakes... a bit upscale with prices to match. Almost everything tastes a bit too rich to my liking. Similar places are Lof der Zoetheid (which I like better) and Dudok (which I like less).

This place is super popular, so don't be surprised if there's a line out the door. The wait time is…read morealso quite long, especially if you're wanting to dine in. First time I came here on a Saturday afternoon and waited about 30 minutes for a table of two. Only two of their cakes were sold out, so I guess we got really lucky! The second time I came on a Sunday afternoon, and 70% of their cakes were already sold out. They still had the seasonal Winterland Mille Crepe at least, so I ordered that one (although it was also sold out by the time we left). The Winterland has Oreo sprinkles on top and three layers of cream: Jasmine tea, taro, and hazelnut. The crepe had a lovely light and airy texture. I really enjoyed it! Personally, I'm not sure if the long wait and the fact that things are constantly sold out is worth it, especially since their matcha latte was average at best. My tip: If you get a cake, I would opt for unsweetened matcha.

Unfortunately, we didn't get to dine here but we got our cake slices to go. We got the Moshi-Moshi…read morematcha cake slice and the Taro Tweed cake slice. Both cake slices were very delicious. Light, fluffy, and not so sweet. I recommend both of these cakes.

Cute cafe with nice ambiance, music, and decor. The chicken salad was hearty and fresh and the mint…read moretea came with biscotti, cinnamon and anise

The poffertjes here are soo good. Made fresh and you can choose a variety of toppings. I love how…read morethey having a smoking and non-smoking section outside. That's hard to find. So nice to be able to sit outside, enjoy our poffertjes, coffees and people watch. Service was friendly and fast.

Went at closing time. Quickly seated. Had an order of their waffles - powdered sugar and butter…read more Tasty Had some hot snacks - decent Fairly priced. Won't blow your budget

I only have done take out here. I always have to get the Dutch apple pie and it hasn't disappointed…read moreme yet. I also have tried their pear pie, lemon cake, chocolate cake, and red velvet cake as well. The prices aren't too terrible. I recall the Dutch apple pie was 3.50 Euros a slice. But I don't remember how much the cake slices cost tho and I assume it's probably a similar price.

Absolutely unforgivable that this place serves its pastries in plastic envelopes. No other bakery…read moreor patisserie in the Nederlands does this.