Super cute little coffee house across from some great architectural buildings. And there's a very…read morecool Arabic poem on the side of the cafe. We loved having our morning coffee here. It's away from the main street and quiet, and the cappuccino was great. Very very nice. Love the ambiance.

This place is well-hidden! Somehow whenever one thinks of a place to meet for coffee in Leiden it's…read morealways Roos, Lebkov, Anne&Max, or Coffee Company... All of those places are great, but this one is still worth considering because: A) It's next to the Pieterskerk, aka in an area with relatively few other cafes (ok you could walk 3 minutes down the road to the busy area but one gets lazy when living in such a small town) B) It's still relatively unknown and has an unpronounceable name, so you're very likely to get a table C) They make great coffee, and I've heard they have insanely good sandwiches. D) It's adorable and very cozy. E) I'm pretty sure it faces the part of the square where they used to hang people. Perhaps a turn-off for some people, I think it's kind of cool - counterbalances the quaintness. Worth a look anyway!

Very good for breakfast and lunch with snacks and meal entrees. The outdoor seating is bright on…read morethe canal.

Boy did I love coming here for breakfast! Good food, excellent coffee and a great pitstop to take…read morerefuge from the cold on the way to the University.

Cute little spot along the canal between two of the local windmills. There was a break in the rain…read moreso we were able to sit outside in the sunshine in their big open patio area. Food was delicious. I had the cas-kas croquettes. My friend got the Caesar salad which was huge and looked good. All of the food came out surprisingly quickly. The service was friendly and prompt when we waved him over to order and requests. Note that Europeans tend to leave you to enjoy your food experience so just politely wave them over if you need anything. He also spoke English very well and the menus came in English. He said they were out of kid menus in English but translated the menu immediately so we could get the kids food ordered first thing. Highly recommend this street cafe if you're in Leiden. Good views, good service and good food.

At first glance looks potentially touristy, however, excellent food & service, with friendly…read moreatmosphere. Ended up eating 3 dinners over a week, all very good: Salmon, smoked salmon salad, and Cesar salad with chicken & bacon.

Recommended to us by our hotel. Went bright and early to the Wednesday Market, and were the first…read morecustomers of the day. Wife and I enjoyed their brioche French toast and an order of scrambled eggs with feta and pesto. Old Leiden is a joy to walk, shop, and photograph. We will return.

Delicious brunch! Wonderful lattes. I had the chicken thigh sandwich that was delicious and a huge…read moreportion. Has indoor and outdoor seating. Service is somewhat slow just getting the waiter to come to the table but the food and coffee comes out fast.

Gorgeous spot to enjoy this lovely town. We decided to visit Leiden today as we are staying in…read moreRotterdam for a few days before a cruise. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, they have a farmers market and so we decided to check it out. It was fantastic! If you arrive to Leiden Centraal,, it is maybe a five minute walk to where the market is held, just look it up on Google. Once we had walked around for a while, we decided it was time for some lunch and wanted to have lunch by the canal. Annie's was the perfect spot as you walked down the steps and the tables are literally right on the canal. I ordered the tuna sandwich and it was absolutely fantastic, a perfect blend of tuna, red onion, and other stuff I cannot describe, but it was fabulous. Husband had the chicken satay and he was very happy with his meal as well. We each had one drink and the total was approximately €40 Definitely recommend. Don't be in a hurry. Just enjoy!

Food was good, service was mediocre. Ingredients were fresh and well platted. Canal side provided a…read moregood ambiance enhanced by the ducks passing by. Bit of a limited menu.

Charming small café near the university. The nineteenth-century ambience does not feel hokey. We…read morestopped by for lunch and had an excellent eggplant/tomato soup and a fine liverwurst sandwich. The waiter/bartender was affable and professional. It's a fine launching pad for the Hortus Botanicus, the university and the van der Werff Park. I wish we had had more time to hang out there. It's that sort of place.