Came for the flat white, stayed for the banana bread. Coffee was smooth, no bitterness. Garden view from the window seat made it feel slower, more relaxed. Place was quiet on a weekday afternoon. Banana bread was warm, not too sweet. Wish the slice was a bit bigger though.

Been coming here for a while now. Coffee stays consistent, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. That window corner is still my favorite spot, good for watching people pass by. Prices are fair too, especially for this area. Not the biggest place, but it&#39;s got its own charm.

Stopped here for a coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. Window seat is perfect for people-watching. Had the chicken sandwich &mdash; bread was soft, filling was generous. Not mind-blowing, but solid for the price. Staff left me alone which I appreciated. Would pop in again if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid Korean spot in Amsterdam. Had the daily soup with rice - reminded me of a food court in Seoul, that savoury depth was spot on. Their kimchi&#39;s noticeably better than the jarred stuff from supermarkets. No frills, but it does the job. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area and need a quick fix.

The omelette here is proper French-style, comes on their own crispy bread with tangy mayo. Batch brew was clean and fruity too. Solid spot in Noord if you&#39;re around.

Stopped here for a quick coffee before catching my train. Espresso was solid, cappuccino done right. Staff didn&#39;t waste time, got me in and out in five minutes. Place was busy but they kept the line moving. Exactly what you need near a station.

Stopped here for a drink after walking around all afternoon. Beer list is solid, not huge but enough to find something you like. Sat on the terrace which was pretty chill, not too crowded when we were there. Could see it getting busy later though. Good spot if you just want a relaxed drink with friends without the loud music everywhere else. 🍺

The BLTC sandwich was really good, fresh toppings and all. Latte hit the spot too. Service was a bit slow but they were nice about it. Cute spot to hang with friends for sure ☕️

Bagels were decent and the coffee did the job. For Amsterdam the price felt fair, not cheap but you get what you pay for. Place was busy around late morning, took a bit to get our order. Fine if you just want a quick bite and don&#39;t expect anything fancy.

The oatmeal cookie is the reason to come here. Crispy edge, soft middle, exactly how it should be. I didn&#39;t care much about the seating or bathrooms, but they&#39;re fine if you need them. Just get the cookie and go.

Spicy tuna bagel was pretty solid, decent size for the price. Bagels are reasonably priced but the chocolate milk felt like a rip-off honestly. Service was quick though, in and out in no time.

Sourdough sandwich was solid. Scone still warm, croissant flaky enough. Coffee pairs well. Place was busy but got a seat. Pastry case looked better than it tasted honestly. Fine for a quick bite.

Been coming here for a while now. Bagels are always fresh, coffee does the job. Staff remembers my order, which is nice. Prices are fair for what you get. Place gets busy around 9, so I try to come earlier. Not the cheapest breakfast in town, but consistent. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast last week. Croissant with butter and jam did the job, nothing fancy but it was good. Sat outside by the canal, which is always nice. Place gets busy around 9, so grab a seat when you can. Fine for a casual bite.

Cheap coffee and bagels for this part of town, that&rsquo;s for sure. Inside is a bit dark and cramped, but who cares when the terrace is right there. Sat outside, watched the street do its thing. Simple, no fuss. Just wish the chairs were a little more comfortable, my back felt it after a while.

The pancakes were fine, loaded with Kinder topping. Did the job for a quick bite, nothing mind-blowing though.

The matcha latte with almond milk was solid, and the barista actually took time to ask what I usually drink. That was nice. But the seating situation is a bit cramped, especially the tables near the window. I get it, small space, but I couldn&#39;t really settle in for a long chat. Fine for a quick coffee stop though.

The smoked salmon sandwich really hit the spot&mdash;fresh bread, good amount of filling. Also grabbed a peanut butter cup on the way out, sweet little bonus. Place was busier than I expected for a weekday, but worth it. Would come back for that sandwich alone.

Stopped by for a flat white and a croissant. Coffee was smooth, kinda fruity, not sour at all. The croissant was still warm and crispy on the outside. Nice little spot to catch up with a friend, nothing fancy but it does the job. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind coming back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Franek was the best part of the meal, honestly. Super friendly and funny, kept us laughing the whole time. Made the whole thing feel way more fun than we expected.

The granola bowl is honestly the reason I keep coming back. Good crunch, not too sweet, and the yogurt is thick. Wifi held up fine for a whole afternoon of calls, and it stayed quiet enough to actually focus. Place has a nice calm hum to it. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I didn&#39;t mind.

Had the salmon bagel with dill sauce. Chewy, fresh, not those dense dry ones you get everywhere. Pretty close to a proper NY bagel honestly.

Stopped by for some sweets. Good selection, cookies and some seasonal stuff. Staff was friendly, helped me pick something. Nice little corner spot.

The meatballs with mustard and pickles were really good, and the price was fair. Service was friendly too.

Been coming here for years now. The vibe stays consistent, even when it&rsquo;s packed on a Saturday night. Sure, you&rsquo;ll be standing with your beer, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. The music&rsquo;s all over the place&mdash;one minute old school, next minute something random&mdash;but it just fits. Always leave feeling like I&rsquo;ve had a proper night out.

The truffle chicken sandwich was solid&mdash;rich, messy, exactly what I wanted. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the cream nicely. Mini pancakes on the side were a sweet little bonus. Place stays quiet even when the center gets packed. Good for a slow lunch if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The apple pie was solid&mdash;not too sweet, crust more like a cookie than the usual flaky one. Whipped cream on the side worked well. Worth a stop if you&#39;re nearby.

Tried the chocolate banana tart and the classic lemon one. Both were fresh, pastry was properly crisp. 20+ kinds to choose from, honestly a bit overwhelming. Prices are normal for Amsterdam bakeries. The chocolate banana one had a good balance, not too sweet.

Popped in for a coffee last week. The almond golden latte was decent, not too sweet. Place has a relaxed feel, good for sitting around. Staff were friendly enough. Coffee&#39;s solid, though nothing mind-blowing. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and need a caffeine fix.

Ordered a big latte for &euro;4.2 and picked from eight different bagel types. The vegan and gluten-free options are solid, and the staff kept things moving smoothly.

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