ze hadden live muziek maar gelukkig niet te hard gewoon leuk achtergrondje zonder schreeuw gedoe…read more bier lekker fris en precies koud genoeg. stoelen beetje wankel maar kon er mee leven. bediening chill en wist veel over de bieren ook. overall fijne plek voor avondje hangen zonder koppijn geluidniveau

Great decor and even better beers! Had the whiplash and the tripel and they were both great!read more

I'm writing this review because I went there last Monday and for the past few days I have been…read moreunable to think of anything else. If you want a one way ticket to eternal salivary bliss, grab a couple of the zutphense walburgers. Essentially an oliebol with whole hazelnuts all dipped in granulated sugar

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.