What do you get when you put fresh Dutch milk in a cup of Italian coffee made right? The best…read morecoffee in Amsterdam. Someone said "Dutch coffee" on this page, but the Dutch are not known for coffee. Processed cocoa yes, but not coffee. In fact there was a time, when coffee just about everywhere here was Nescafé. A lot of places in Amsterdam still make coffee light and weak like Nescafé, including the "5 star" hotel where we are staying. But not at Kaldi, which is why this place gets 5 stars. Plus, the staff was kind and helpful, going the extra mile to answer questions. After trying a dozen coffees, this place serves the best. You can get a light Brazilian or dark Siciliano. First time here, I had a Siciliano cappuccino. Next time a Siciliano Americano. Both excellent. (Don't do light roasts.) Also, coffee supplies galore from beans to full immersion cones and high-end espresso makers. And gifts. All this, three tables and a counter with stools in back with free wifi makes this place 5 stars.

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.

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.

Very good coffee in a beautiful plaza in the heart of Amsterdam. Outside seating is great. They…read moreonly sell coffee, and they do it well. Probably the best coffee I had during my visit to Amsterdam

HMM, Maybe this is a new location or under renovation because when I got out front at like 11am…read morewaiting for a cafe next door to open there was construction going on with the sign, it was half blocked off and inside there was a worker with a drill and tools. Regardless, this one chain of Coffee Company is small, so small that if there were 10 people in there, it would be hard to move, but it was clean. There's a stand in the middle for napkins, sugar and accessories. There is another stand for snacks like sandwiches, cookies and drinks like little bottles of fruit smoothies called Innocent. Other than those mentioned are the ordering counter, magazines, ads for events like (to my surprise) Waka Flocka and 5 stools facing the window, that's it, not much more. The background music is hip. This coffee spot would be great for a local resident having no time to make coffee at home or anyone looking for good coffee or snack on the run because seating and space are limited. I look at the menu and wonder what a Bambino was and wanted to order it but the cashier didn't speak my version of American English too well, so she couldn't tell me what it was or the different between a Bambino and regular coffee. Also she said the machine was broken, lol, no matter, I order an Espresso (because I had coffee earlier) in a Ristretto (small) size. It came in a shot glass. It was very potent, so strong it woke me up. I can only imagine how good the coffee is. Receipt: ... "Totaal 2.10 Euros" "Kontant ontvangen 2.10 Euros" "Bedrag ontvangen 2.10 Euros" "Enjoy your coffee with FREE Internet" "Username: Password:" Sorry I didn't have my laptop on me that day.

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

A great place for great coffee - only 2 Yelp ratings?!? Cum on guys, you can do better, this place…read morereally deserves it!!! The interior is very contemporary with a lot of nice wood elements in pastel colors and coffee accessories all over the place. If I had been more hungry, I would have tried a slice of the nice cakes and pies sitting in the glass showcase on the counter. But since I'm not that hungry and we'll have burgers tonite, I go for a medium Latte Macchiato. Nice choice, for € 2,70 I get a big glass of super tasty and creamy latte with soy milk. So yummy! The staff is really nice, too and free wireless is also provided for. There's also a back room where you can sit a little more quietly to work or retreat a bit with a group of friends or as couples - haha! People, don't be square, check out this place. Coffee is great and the way the cake looked, I s'pose they were delicious, too!!

The espresso is good and that's the first measure of a coffee shop (not the 'Amsterdam' kind). They…read morehave a cheap coffee deal before 8:30 am otherwise it's normal prices, and a range of food options, cakes, fresh juice. Wifi is free and many people come here to work. Ambient lounge music isn't too loud. It's a nice place to hang out.

Wonderful spot to grab a coffee and get some work done. They only take card but my Visa worked…read morefine. The iced latte that I had was delicious. Personally I thought it was small for the price but the sizing was pretty standard compared to other places I went to. The banana bread was good. I came in to do a little reading and I loved the interior. It's a lovely space to get work done or catch up with a friend. Free wifi, lots of seating, and a wonderful ambiance. There are different levels inside which make each area feel separate and more private. The baristas were nice, and make some fantastic coffee. This is the type of spot I'd go to all the time if I could, definitely recommend.

A lovely coffee shop in Amsterdam west, the decor is fun with a a variety of chairs as well as…read morecushions along a long table for people to sit at. It seems pretty popular but you can still find a place to sit at and hand out. Looks kid and pet friendly as I saw people bring both to the shop. They have a variety of drinks both espresso and teas. I really liked how they also had a no sugar fig and date bread as well. I would say the cappuccino isn't really to my taste, but that's personal preference.

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.

Currently, it is freezing cold in the Netherlands. And there is always an excuse for a hot…read morebeverage, even if you already downed 5 cups of caffeine just two doors down. I was greeted by a lovely Dutch barista who informed me that coffee shops are not a Dutch thing. The Dutch either drink coffee at home or work, but the trend is catching on. Either way, she was very nice and chatty and proceeded to make me a latte (3 Euros) with love and care. My idea of being a vegan has been thrown out the window since I arrived here. The coffee beans could use a bit of work, but otherwise, no complaints. This is definitely a nice spot to sit and have a cuppa while chatting with other people. And I spied a big beautiful Buddha statue in the back...

Friendly staff and owner Chill and laid back environment…read moreAffordable/reasonable prices recommedation: get the Healthy Sandwich!