Fantastic spot. Less touristy than the others nearby. Gouda for every taste. Do yourself a favor…read moreand let them help you find the best stuff behind the counter

Wonderful cheese shop with a mind-numbing array of traditional local cow and goat cheeses of…read morevarious ages and prices. They also have on display a wide range of less traditional flavored Gouda cheeses studded with seeds, herbs, truffles etc. Samples of EVERYTHING are set out for the taking, so if you're not careful it's easy to fill yourself up deciding which cheeses to buy. Any cheese can be cut or sliced to order, or vacuum sealed for easy transportation back home without need for refrigeration. Needless to say this shop is also beautiful, so it's a feast for the eyes as well.

We came by this place on a walk through the city of Gouda. It's a nice mix of tea and coffee room…read moreand sandwich shop where you can sample their wide range of teas and coffees and have a panini, soup or brownie. They also have chocolates and beer. The owner told us it started out as a Web shop and since they experienced a rapid growth they opened this place. The selections they have are impressive. Prices are very reasonable. We paid €1,- for a cup of tea is and €3,- for a panini with your choice of toppings. The atmosphere is nice. There is much to look at. The service is nice and very friendly. We took some Lady Grey tea with us as we had tasted and liked it; price was €2,25 for a small bag of 50 grams.

Visit the shop on the ground floor, take photos of the weighing stations (it's free), but save your…read more7€ for the cheese and not for the museum upstairs. Their truffle cheese is a must-buy!!!! I regret I didn't buy more and it's gone before I knew it :'-( This was basically what the museum was about: The dude made us watch a video about Dutch cheese and afterwards answered any questions I had but with an attitude (he was so offended when I said Gouda wrong, please just say it wrong to piss him off lol). Afterwards, we got to walk around the room to look at the models and the descriptions about the process of making cheese, basically what the video showed us. Save your 7€ for the cheese! I also got a fancy cheese shaving tool here. The souvenirs and the cheese were somewhat affordable so it's a good place to shop. They would bag your cheese in a vacuum bag so it's OK to take them home. Definitely stop by if you're in Gouda, assuming that you're coming all the way here on a Thursday for the cheese market, but I wouldn't make too much effort to come here other than that. Gouda is a cute town though!

Say Cheeese, say Gouda…read more The Goudse Waag is a historic building, built in 1668. Gouda cheeses used to be weighed here. Now it's the cheese and artisanal crafts museum, where you can find out about the history of the Goudse Waag and the products that used to be weighed and traded here. Besides the museum there is a shop where the company UnieKaas sells and promotes its products. Say Cheeese :)

The portion was huge! Best thing I've tasted! Make sure you come with your appetite. Drinks were…read morerefreshing too. No Togo boxes (maybe a future thing)

Great cocktails, lively atmosphere, great service, and a great view of the historical Stadhuis…read more For coffee lovers, I recommend the Espresso Martini: espresso, vodka, and a sweet hint of vanilla.

Incredibly unprofessional people. I placed a business order for just €30 and because I'm a new…read morecostumer they wanted me to pay in advance, while I selected afterpay. Very normal request, only not the right choice for my business, so I cancelled my order. That resulted in a personal attack via email. I recommend to stay far away from these people. There are more than enough places to buy delicious cheese without owners with an ego bigger than the country they live in.

From the owner: Chocolade Atelier Puur maakt al haar bonbons zelf, terwijl u kijkt. Het proces van Valrhona Chocola…read moretot bonbon is te ervaren en als u geluk heeft mag u zelfs wat proeven. Puur blinkt uit in smaak en karakter, zoals eigenaar Peter van Driel zegt: "Als ik het zelf niet lekker vind, komt het niet in de winkel"