Dining with a vegan can sometimes be a challenge, until you find a gem such as this! So many…read morewonderful and creative options. We ended up ordering and then ordering some more. Everything was pure bliss. We used the patio tables, which were plentiful, but indoors was also just as charming. Waitress was very nice and even let us try our hand at ordering in Dutch. Whether we accomplished that well or not, we will never know, pure smiles. This would be one of my frequented places, if I was closer. The vibe was perfect.

Very nice place to have breakfast. All looks very freshly made, it's very tasty and delicious. The…read morestaff is very nice and helpful. Can only recommend this place. Unfortunately no card payment possible when we where there.

Dog friendly cafe with friendly and quick service. They serve Great lemon meringue and coffee. I…read morecan also highly recommend the tuna salad sandwich.

Worth waiting for a table if it is busy or walking a block or two extra. You would not expect such…read morea nice coffee bar in this street (as is more often the case in Rotterdam), but once inside you enter an atmosphere of its own. Great coffee, all the pastries you can imagine (cheesecake in many flavors), a variety of lunch dishes, smoothies and trendy waters. Quick service, even though the place is crowded. I would really recommend to have a coffee or lunch here if you visit Rotterdam.

5*. I dig this place. The coffee. The vibe. This is my preferred spot in Rotterdam. Great working…read morespace, everyone is under the age of 35 (not like it matters), and I just feel at home in this place.

Friendly service, fair prices, and good, strong coffee. This coffee shop is in the heart of…read moreRotterdam and has a couple of different floors for sitting and enjoying your beverage and pastries.

The tea was ok, but the owner (or the guy working at the counter) overcharged me for what was…read morealready expensive tea. If you can't trust people to deal with you honestly, then I think they don't deserve your business.

Eggs are so delicious. Are they fresh from the chicken coop? The bread is also really good.read more

This was one of my first brunches in the Netherlands. I had high expectations seeing how busy it…read morewas upon arrival. I was able to get a seat for myself in the quaint restaurant without waiting. I had an iced latte and the breakfast of champions. My plate was charcuterie style, with a mixture of things presented on a cutting board. I am not a big fan of bread in general so I should've asked to sub for something else. The portion was closer to the smaller side, but enough for me. Everything was fresh but quite bland. The bacon was too crispy for my liking and the bread wasn't toasted. I did enjoy my coffee and ended up coming back another day to grab one to go. I will give this place another shot when I am back in Rotterdam.

This place is super popular, so don't be surprised if there's a line out the door. The wait time is…read morealso quite long, especially if you're wanting to dine in. First time I came here on a Saturday afternoon and waited about 30 minutes for a table of two. Only two of their cakes were sold out, so I guess we got really lucky! The second time I came on a Sunday afternoon, and 70% of their cakes were already sold out. They still had the seasonal Winterland Mille Crepe at least, so I ordered that one (although it was also sold out by the time we left). The Winterland has Oreo sprinkles on top and three layers of cream: Jasmine tea, taro, and hazelnut. The crepe had a lovely light and airy texture. I really enjoyed it! Personally, I'm not sure if the long wait and the fact that things are constantly sold out is worth it, especially since their matcha latte was average at best. My tip: If you get a cake, I would opt for unsweetened matcha.

Unfortunately, we didn't get to dine here but we got our cake slices to go. We got the Moshi-Moshi…read morematcha cake slice and the Taro Tweed cake slice. Both cake slices were very delicious. Light, fluffy, and not so sweet. I recommend both of these cakes.

We came here to do the "normal high tea" with friends visiting from out of town. It's 22.95 Euros…read moreper person for normal high tea. It's 24.95 Euros per person if you wanted to do the vegan or gluten free high tea option. There's a 2.5 hours limit for the high tea and it was plenty of time to eat and chat with friends. You'll get unlimited hot water refills. For the normal high tea, each platter will have five different loose leaf tea containers, two types of salads, breads, bread spreads (e.g. jam, herb, and hummus), two types of yogurt, red velvet cake, banana bread, brownies, and energy balls. I enjoyed a lot of the foods. I really like the fresh bread and their spreads, the salads, banana cake, and red velvet cake. I thought that the yogurt was a bit tart and the brownie was very sweet. Overall, I would comeback again one day. It's a great place to come do some work and enjoy baked goods or a healthy lunch.

Don't let name fool you , totally amateur about tea. No tea set or Gaiwan or teal pot of any sort …read more They don't rinse green tea and They charge full price for hot water refill . Completely clueless about tea. But nice staff .

Wowsers! We went two days in a row. If you like pastries then make this your first stop! Beyond…read morefabulous.

Best way to start my morning before tons of walking around Rotterdam. Their sourdough bread is…read moreperfection with two fried eggs and their hearty mushrooms. Honestly this view will be etched into my mind when I dream of simpler summer days in the Netherlands. Dankjewel!

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.