When you go to the beautiful little town of Grave Holland you HAVE to enjoy the friendly ambiance…read moreof the local hang-out! Great food, great people and the perfect place to get a great feel for the warmth of the town!

When in Grave (NL), you have to visit Café de Gouden Leeuw! For a drink, your lunch or a tasty bite!read more

I liked this place for a few reasons. First, at first glance it looks a bit like an Irish pub on…read morethe inside. Second, they have a dance floor area in the back which plays mostly 80's. The staff were lovely and the beers were not expensive. They don't seem to open early in the week but if you are around on the weekend pop in for a pint sure as if you are in Waalwijk it's well worth checking out.

About three months ago I moved to Breda, and found KoffieTentje through a friend - I'm going to be…read morehonest, I probably wouldn't have found the place if it weren't for him, but wow, I'm glad I did. KoffieTentje is a very cute, small and stylish coffee bar. There's a very calm and laid back atmosphere making it perfect to sit in and unwind while enjoying your coffee (and perhaps a piece of brownie? Trust me, their brownies are amazing.) While ordering my coffee, I've chatted with the owner a few times and to simply put it, she's incredibly nice and welcoming. She doesn't mind having a little chat and seems genuinely interested. So if you're looking for great coffee, either for sitting in or taking it with you on your trip to work or university - KoffieTentje is the right choice!

KoffieTenTje may have only recently opened in their little Boschstraat store, but they've already…read morestolen my coffee business. Though I'd never say that Dutch coffee is bad, I'd maybe say that sometimes it can lack a full flavour. So to say that in the first month since opening I've darkened KoffieTenTje's door nearly a dozen times, I'm very impressed with their coffee. The interior is friendly, earthly and modern, and the music is always good (a mix of chilled electronica and folk). The vibe very much reminds me of a less busy Five Elephants (Berlin-based coffee heaven). Lastly I have to say something about the woman who owns it; basically she's lovely. Welcoming, happy, remembers you and your order. I've chatted with her a few times, sometimes in Dutch, more often in English and she's always chatty. In short; great coffee, great atmosphere, great owner.

First of all, the coffee here is really good. They have their own brand of coffee that they roast,…read moreand you can also buy bags of coffee beans to take home with you. Secondly, the selection of home-made pies/cakes is amazing. It was hard to make a choice, since they all looked so delicious. The only thing really stopping me from giving a 5 star review is the service. They were very nice, but there were a few instances where they just never came to ask us if we wanted anything. It wasn't even that busy, so I don't know why. Also, the one server misunderstood my friend several times, but that could be due to a difference in Dutch accents? I could understand both of them but apparently they couldn't understand each other as well. All in all, I would recommend this as a nice spot to grab a good cup of coffee and a piece of pie, but I wouldn't be in any kind of hurry......

Absolutely fantastic! I had to ask the waitress to help me with the menu since I don't read Dutch,…read moreand I needed something gluten free. She consulted the chef, and he created something off-menu just for me. It was absolutely delicious. There's also an espresso machine and a nice whiskey selection. ;)

From the owner: Die Krümelküche "In…read moreDuisburg hat ein neues veganes Café aufgemacht!" "Echt? Lass uns mal dahin gehen." Und dann? Was erwartet diese beiden namenlosen Figuren? Ein Café voller Sarah und Dennis. "Wer ist das? Sarah und Dennis?" Tja, das sind wir. Schon lange ein Paar und das ganz dicke. So dicke, dass wir entschieden, 24 Stunden am Tag zusammen zu verbringen und zusammen arbeiten zu wollen. In unserem eigenen veganen Café. Es ist zu 100% so geworden, wie wir es uns wünschten; quasi so, wie wir uns ein schönes Café vorstellen. Mit alten Möbeln und alter Deko, wie etwa einem alten Piano, ollen Radios und uralten Familienfotos in schwarz/weiß. Mit gemütlichen Sesseln und Couchen, einem schönen Holzboden, Stuck an der Decke und so weiter. Es war klar, dass wir Platten auflegen und nicht einfach nur MP3s abspielen. Wir kochen und backen alles selbst, schenken leckeren, guten und fairen Kaffee aus, von einer lokalen Duisburger Rösterei. Wir verwenden so viele Bio-Produkte wie möglich. Nicht nur Bio-Obst und Gemüse sondern auch Backzutaten, Sojamilch, Kräuter, Mehl etc. Wir haben unsere Rezepte selbst entwickelt (also Sarah hauptsächlich), backen Brot und Burgerbrötchen selbst, haben alle Saucen erarbeitet und lange verfeinert, bis alles wie aus der Krümelküche schmeckte. Und da hört es nicht auf: jeden Tag erdenken wir uns neue Leckereien für unsere Kuchenvitrine oder für die Wochenkarte.