We stopped by here for the drip coffee and a hibiscus ginger tea. The manager here talked about how…read morethe coffee was sourced from Brazil. Staff were friendly and helpful. Welcoming vibe with plenty of seating in a big U shape around the coffee counter. A separate laptop area is also designated in the back but not enforced. Groups of students gathered here to chat, friends met up to catch up, families congregated to rest amidst their adventures, a some people like us stopped to read and people watch. Our beverages were piping hot and delicious. While here we heard several different languages spoken, including Spanish. We stayed until closing, at which time the manager offered us a cup of coffee to go. Wonderful way to avoid waste and make customers feel special. It was a nice way to stay warm a bit longer. Highly recommend!

As artisanal as it gets, Bocca offers simple original specialty beans brewed and extracted with…read moreexpert craftsmanship. The cafe is a perfect space. The workers serve you with a smile. They even offer lessons for baristas which I thought was very unique.

Excellent for coffee, lunch and/or working. Wi-fi available. English menu available. Quieter than…read moreother coffee shops and although tucked a bit away, worth the visit. Great lunch dishes including the one I ordered which was delicious: vegan chili. Coffee is good too!

Quite a cute little coffee bar. Hidden away from the crows and actually better than I expected. The…read moreinterior is pretty although they could hoover a bit more. Also, when I'm at a place that calls them self a specialty coffee bar I expect some latte art instead of an ugly coffee. Taste was good (not perfect) but I just need something to please the eye as well

Quite honestly the BEST avocado toast I've had in my life! I loved it! The latte was incredible…read morealso. The employees were so friendly and helpful. I cannot recommend this cute little café more!

Came here and ordered a matcha latte. Service was fast and friendly. I visited in the middle of a…read morework day and the coffee shop overall was quiet, but the inside is quaint so I'm sure it gets crowded often. They also offer free wi-fi, which is as nice for an out of town visitor like myself.

I got an espresso. It was a single origin from Peru…read more It was on the lighter side in terms of crema and body and was very well executed. I tasted notes of citrus and a slightly bitter but pleasant aftertaste, likely the " hops" from the tasting notes.

Excellent coffee and friendly employees. I ordered a latte (with soy milk) here and sat at the big…read moretable where there were a couple seats left. The coffee came out hot and perfectly foamed. The mugs are super cute. The loaf cake was also delicious and paired well with my coffee. The space can be a little cramped, but if you're lucky enough to snag a seat it's quite peaceful inside.

Nice place for working and also socializing…read more Very nice baristas who were patient with me taking a long time to make decision on what I should order. Cappuccino and chai latte were good. I also got some croissant and it tasted fresh and soft. The place itself is small but has plenty of seats and tables and some outlets for charging your laptop if you are there to work (fast and working free wifi also available). The only problem with this place is that I could not find an english menu and did not have a chance to order other things because I don't really ynderstand dutch. As much as I enjoyed my experience here for the first two days, the third day I went the barista (this time different-it was a man) was different and unlike the the other two baristas on previous days he was pretty rude to me. He made an offensive face because I asked what's the size of your coffee and he started making it before I even tell him I want it and when I said i actually want cappuccino and he had to toss the ground coffee he had put aside. I apologized and tried to explain that I didn't know he has already started to make the coffee and he ignored my explanation. Later I saw he actually talks nicely and greets other people which made me feel very discriminated as a foreign middle easterner.

On rainy days, this place is my favorite to have a coffee, work or read a book…read more Staff are the nicest in town. Great sofas in front of the window to see people passing by. Cosy, cocoon, I love it. Granola is amazing. Too bad they don't have soup, it would be the perfect combination with winter coming !

We walked in and grabbed a seat on the outside. Great people watching since it's right in the…read moresquare and you can see all the people coming and going. We ordered cappuccinos and the naked espresso. The Naked Espresso was super strong! Definitely helped the jet lag! Quick service. We saw other tables get food - looked good.

A great selection of coffee! It was a great price to get the double shot espresso if you need the…read moreextra boost! Staff is friendly, but may have a hard time speaking English. Nice decor inside for morning coffee. The drip coffee was good as well when I tried it the next day! Had great flavor! I would go here again next time I visit Amsterdam.

After visiting several countries in Europe, our favorite latte was here. It's a small cafe with…read moreplenty of seats in the back. They sell pastries and a full coffee menu. Their latte was creamy and strong.

Ever been on a trip and you love a place so much that you JUST have to keep coming back to it over…read moreand over again? Well, that was us with Koffie Academie. We were here three times during our stay in Amsterdam, and I think I found my brand new favorite coffee shop in the city, and I was really sad that I had to leave it behind when our vacation was over. The most convenient part is that it was within walking distance of our hotel and right across from the train station. To keep a piece of Koffie Academie with me back at home in the States, I chose to buy a bag of their Rwanda-style coffee beans. On our first visit, I just had their cappuccino alone since it was later in the afternoon and I had already had lunch, but during the second and third visit, I tried their croissants. Amsterdam, hands down, has the BEST coffee ever. I think way better than the coffee in other European countries we've visited during our trip so far. I had to put sugar in my cappuccino during every visit to make it sweeter (sugar cubes and sugar packets are available). This was my parents' second time in Amsterdam and they stuck with their mochas, which they had before. Both the croissants I had were flaky on the outside and buttery on the inside. My mom had their coconut square treat which, I believe, had either strawberries or raspberries inside with a solid chocolate topping. While I didn't get the chance to try it, I thought that it looked delicious! I think I want to try this during my next trip to Amsterdam. Koffie Academie, you have not been forgotten in my memory. Can't wait to see you again upon my return to Amsterdam in the near future!

This coffee shop was very close to a hotel so we were able to walk less than a minute and grab…read morecoffee and Matcha every morning. There was a lot of people co-working there as well. Perfect coworking spot that's also conveniently located in central Amsterdam. Drinks are pretty standard and pricing and they tasted pretty good. Service was quick, they started making your drink as soon as you ordered. Free Wi-Fi or plenty of seating and a restroom.

Decent coffee sized large enough for our spoiled American mug hands, head here if you are in the…read moremood for a Starbux light experience without all the lines and chaos around cake pops and egg bites when you are just trying to get a (lot of) coffee.