The poffertjes here are soo good. Made fresh and you can choose a variety of toppings. I love how…read morethey having a smoking and non-smoking section outside. That's hard to find. So nice to be able to sit outside, enjoy our poffertjes, coffees and people watch. Service was friendly and fast.

Went at closing time. Quickly seated. Had an order of their waffles - powdered sugar and butter…read more Tasty Had some hot snacks - decent Fairly priced. Won't blow your budget

a cute little bakery with an assortment of coffees and baked goods ranging from brownies, cookies,…read morecakes and pies. we ordered the nut pie which is pretty much a pecan pie with some other various nuts, and a fudge brownie. the pecan pie was delicious but a bit too sweet for my liking. we also got the fudge brownie which was a bit too rich. it was still enjoyable but definitely requires some coffee or tea to go along with the sweetness of the desserts.

One of the most populair places in Rotterdam to get your baked goods like brownies, muffins,…read morecheesecakes... a bit upscale with prices to match. Almost everything tastes a bit too rich to my liking. Similar places are Lof der Zoetheid (which I like better) and Dudok (which I like less).

One of my favorite places for breakfast and coffee. Good selection of sweets, and nice breakfast…read moredeals! They also offer a shakerato--an Italian shaken iced coffee, one of my personal favorites! It's done just the way it's supposed to be done, like in Italy, served with the coffee foam on top, sweetened or unsweetened. Good amount of seating, usually not too busy. Great for a quiet and relaxed bite and coffee. In a residential area, too, so not much going on. It's right around the corner from my gym, so every time I bike by post-workout, I treat myself to a sweet and coffee. Worth every calorie.

Great coffee hangout! I tried Boon's bruschetta and apple pie and had several of their very nice…read morelattes over the course of a week. All were spot. on.

Just had lunch at Hopper! Nice and young place, very nice atmosphere and good food…read more They made their own bread and they serve it with some Italian and Spanish salami and cheese. You can find also some soups or tosti. I took a glass of white wine, there were three different types. Next time I will definitely try a cake: they look great! And there are smiling people... I like Hopper!

Simple cafe with excellent coffee. Finding a cafe that celebrates filter coffee is relatively rare…read morein the area, but Hopper is doing just that. They have filter coffee in four different ways, plus all the typical espresso drinks. I tried the Aeropress filter coffee and the regular black coffee. Definitely go with the Aeropress if you want to try a great non-traditional, non-Italian style cup. The coffee tasted light & sweet, yet still deep & flavorful -- it would fit right in with cool LA cafe coffee. The fresh mint teas and in-house baked bread looked really good, too. I noticed a lot of people solo on their laptops, so this would be a solid place to work or hang out for longer.

Loved everything about this place, but particularly our wonderful bartender/waitress/host. She was…read moreexcellent. Super hospitable, and friendly and really wanted us to try her culture on a plate. Gave us some cinnamon candy that was really good.

A perfect experience unique to the area! My lovely wife and I shared Mini pancakes with a side of…read morecaramel and strawberry, and an egg dish over white bread like I've never had before that was so super tasty! The staff was all SUPER helpful and so nice. They don't take any CC other than Maestro so bring your Euros. There's an ATM just down the road if needed that is very safe and in English if needed.

Quaint Coffee shop. Friendly staff with all smiles. Setting is cozy. Very simple perfect menu…read more Everything fresh from the breads and cheeses to the freshly squeezed orange juice. Cappuccino was best of my trip so far. Will return on my next trip for sure.

Best coffee in town and a small choice of good food. Buzzing on weekend mornings. Very nice…read morebreakfast or lunch specials.

St. Anny Food has perfected the Dan Tat/Chinese-style egg tarts! This dessert has a pastry butter…read morecrust and a smooth yellow filling composed of evaporated milk, sugar, and eggs. I've had the opportunity to eat these from multiple places in Salt Lake City, Dan Diego, and Los Angelos. But to this day, St Anny's egg tarts are the best! The other customer favorite is their Cha Siu Bao, a Cantonese BBQ-pork filled buns. When I want to mix it up, I'll order a curry-stuffed bread or try out any of the other items. Also, their rolled cakes are spongy, moist, and lovely. Honestly, all of their baked goods are pretty good but my all-time-favorites are definitely the egg tarts and the Cha Siu Bao.

Not bad, but not great. The service was nice…read more The cappuccino was a bit on the lukewarm side.. this was improved upon my request when ordering my 2nd cappuccino. The cappuccino itself, nothing 'special'. Having '1st class coffee' in their name title, I kind of expected more. Perhaps exotic espresso choices, something along those lines. This was a very standard cappuccino. We also ordered a cheese tosti. My friend and I were both a bit disappointed and came to the conclusion that the bread, although nice quality, is too thickly sliced, taking away from the cheese taste. It was pretty bland. Perhaps also an older cheese would add flavour, although tostis tend to be made with young cheese, this could set them apart too. We ended the lunch with a slice of cheesecake. The filling tasted nice, but the base of the cake was soggy and had an unpleasant wet paper like texture. We didn't finish the cheesecake. Being a bit of a cheesecake connoisseur myself, I know that better cheesecake is readily available... I would find a different source if I were them. On a positive note, we enjoyed the relaxed music. It was also nice that they have speakers on the terras.

This place is pretty damn close to the perfect living room, so a good thing that they open nice and…read moreearly. Urhm, well for most city fellows 9 am is early enough... Lets list the features shall we? A waft of coffee, fresh bread, sweet marmalade and scrambled egg when you walk in, check. A cosy corner with two comfy chairs, check. A long table with papers and magazines, check. A simple menu that will help you through the day from breakfast to lunch and on to a slice of home baked pie with your afternoon tea, check! This is your local, the coffee shop you want to find on your street corner. Here you can unwind, the minimal interior helps: a beautiful wooden finish with gold and bronze details, wild flowers on the tables and a friendly service. Off course the coffee is top notch, but they also have some cool drinks from local suppliers and lemonades from the Fentimans brewery. Share the table at the back and flick through the magazines, a big plus for the English titles. When it is free, pick the best spot in the corner by the entrance. Sink in the armchair; sip your coffee and glaze over the people passing by. All we want to know is when the first Sunday roast will be on so we can look forward to a perfect Sunday afternoon. As seen on I Know This Great Little Place in Rotterdam (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.598729520165695.1073741893.103845866320732&type=3)