Came by for coffee the other day and it was a phenomenal experience. The coffee shop is tucked away…read morenext to a church, in front of the canals, in the middle of the red light district. I loved how cute the coffee shop was with ground floor hang out zones, a first floor hang out zones, along with an outdoor hang out zones. I also loved how ordering was done at the table using a QR code. The no laptops rule was special too, encouraging chatter or just hanging out! Staff were super sweet and the coffee was excellent! Super smooth espresso and fantastic foam on my cappuccino!

We stopped by this cute cafe with a courtyard for a cup of coffee and a slice of Dutch apple pie…read more There is a QR code at the table for ordering, and a server will bring out your order. We got a few other desserts, but they were just okay (1 star off). I would stick with their apple pie. You can sit there as long as you'd like -- it's a great place to hang out with friends. Laptops are not allowed. They do not want you to work. They want you to have real conversations with real humans in real life, which is a great mantra.

Cute little shop for takeout coffee drinks--my husband's small mocha was very chocolatey without…read morebeing overly sweet or bitter: and my cafe latte was perfect as well. There was just one staff there, handling all the orders, and line was forming to the door. She was working steadily and doing a good job, definitely not stressed (gently singing a Rihanna song along with the music playing). That's the way to be, and all the customers were patient and cool too.

Best chai tea latte I've ever had + that mini almond cookie thing was amazing! I'm definitely…read morecoming back!

Delicious iced latte. They used crushed ice and it was lovely. The paper straw was thick walled so…read moreit did not disintegrate. The service seemed slow but friendly. No complaints there. There is a sitting area next to the bar and it gave me the worst allergic sneezing attack. My eyes got watery too. I had to get out of there. Luckily, they have outdoor seating too. The chair was cold bc it was cold outside today. Plus, I was drinking out of a large icy glass. Great spot for people watching. They played good music too. Food options were not many but I was there for coffee anyway.

The Coffee Company on Waterlooplein is by far my favorite one! Why? Because they get mad points for…read morehaving these lovely little Gluten Free and Dairy Free pastries on the counter that taste so yummy. My favorite one is the powder Lemon cake. I literally forgot what lemon cake taste like, until I toke a bite of this little pastry. However, please keep in mind this is the only location that serves anything Gluten Free. Another advantage to Coffee Company on Waterlooplien is that they are located in such a convenient location among all the shops, markets and other cool spaces. After you stop over to the Coffee Company if you are still craving more Gluten Free goodies, then pop over to Eko Plaza next door to the cafe. They have a whole aisle of Gluten Free goodies.

We took the ferry from Amsterdam Central Station to see the STRAAT museum (highly recommended)…read more NBROOD had excellent coffee, bread and pastries. The space was also very comfortable. Service was fast, friendly and efficient!

BBROOD ("brood", pronounced "brode", meaning "bread" in Dutch) is a chain of bakeries advertising…read morethat they only use sourdough in their breads which is great because this makes the use of raising agents redundant. In a review of Vlaamsch Broodhuys I stated: "... [sourdough bread is] the only "safe" bread i.e. there are no raising agents used in the process of making this bread. (raising agents prohibit the intake of most minerals because they form a membrane around them in your body and you flush them out of your system without absorbing them)". One of the minor symptoms of frequent consumption of regular bread is therefore fatigue. Moving on; Although the sourdough bread at Vlaamsch Broodhuys has a more authentic recipe, some of the sourdough breads at BBROOD taste much better and also considerably less sour (and thus appealing to more people perhaps). I particularly like "Spelt". A whole loaf costs €4 but in all fairness, it's roughly the same size of half a loaf of sourdough bread from Vlaamsch Broodhuys. Another great thing about this particular franchise of BBROOD is that it's even open in the weekend!!!

Really quality coffee beans that made an amazing iced latte. They didn't have a lot of the drinks…read moreon their menu though bc they ran out which is unfortunate.

This is a great cup of coffee, either to drink in or take away. Had a soy flat white, simple but…read morevery good. The quality of coffee is great. It's also close to both Vondelpark and the Museum district. On top of that they have one of the best selections of whole beans in Amsterdam. This is also they place to go if you are looking for coffee/tea accessories (glassware, machines, etc.).

I live nearby the Le perron in Noord (Amsterdam). The food is amazing and the decor looks stunning…read more It's also a great working space and it has a cozy feeling when you're inside. The only tips I have is to be more inviting to people that come in. I was seated for more then 20 min and no one took my order. I had to walk to the bar to order my drink. Overall a nice and chill place. Would definitly go again!

Baked goods are very good. Coffee is increbible--full-bodied, almost chocolate-y, great aroma. It…read moreis espresso. Coffee, and tea served with windmill cookies that far superior to even the best store bought windmill cookie. Ollie Bol, a doughnut type pastry (no hole) was egg-y, fluffy and doughy, and delicious. The cookies are big, fresh, and taste like all ingredients in the cookie not just sugar. The chocolate chip cookies stay in my dreams. I have not tried the loaf breads but they look wonderful. The gorgonzola cheese and fig jam sandwich on spelt baguette was interesting pairing and enjoyable. The spelt baguette was the best--crunchy outside, soft inside very flavorful (unlike spelt products I've had in the States). Le Perron on Middenweg has been my morning go to spot while in Amsterdam. Fyi...this bakery cafe far exceeds Le Pain Quotidien and shames Le Madeleine versions that exist in the States.

Very quaint neighborhood type cafe. Small inside with a few tables but they also have a nice…read moresitting area out front - good for people watching. We got a cappuccino double and it tasted exactly how it should - very good. Not a big menu but they do have a few baked goods available. Service is friendly and it's a nice spot to relax and take in the neighborhood.

This place was incredibly cute! The inside was decorated really nicely and they had a nice little…read moresitting corner with a couple of seats so we sat there. Upon arriving to Amsterdam, it was pretty cold and it wasn't time for us to check into our hotel, so we found this little place to have coffee and tea. We were here a couple of hours and had a great time The worker was very helpful with helping us to make our for our drinks

Sorry to say, but Amsterdam is not my soul city. I would love to be convinced otherwise some day,…read morebut on this trip I was nearly ground to an emotional powder by dodging the waspy cyclists, the lurid groups of hens and stags on a "What Happens in Amsterdam stays in Amsterdam" rager, and the passive aggressive apathy of people whose paid job it is to shed a little kindness on people who are not in the know (ahem, rail station info guy). Enter the beautiful, multi-story CoffeeConcepts. Close enough to major sites like the Stedelijk Museum, yet set back enough to feel part of a quieter residential neighborhood, this cafe really rejuvenated me. With a smile, they serve delicious teas in large glasses and homemade baked goods that contain a minimum amount of sugar, substituted with ingredients like carrot, ginger, and coconut. Seating at the tables and couch are limited, so you may end up sharing a table. WiFi is free and strong. The space is cosy and light-filled, and the unisex bathroom downstairs was clean. They allow dogs, so you may be sharing your coffee moment with someone's pooch , if that's an issue. For me, this was a perfect place to collect my thoughts, sip a tasty hot beverage, and catch up on a few emails. Thank you, CC!

Amazing neighborhood cafe. Minimalistic decor. Amazing open spaces to sit and people watch and a…read morecozy space to work in as well. They get coffee just right. Nothing over the top, just what you expect from coffee. Cinnamon rolls and hot chocolate was great too. Very friendly staff!