Very busy and super crowded, not really enough room to form a line. The staff is very friendly…read morethough and the coffees are pretty good! I'll probably try another location and maybe not on a weekend, weekends are never fair assessments here because of the population density.

My favourite coffee place in town! They make a perfect capuccino that I've been looking for a long…read morewhile in R'dam. The atmosphere is also very chill and the baristas make every visit one lovely experience. I like the location as well, very centrally located and the huge windows allow one to sit and look how the city life goes! They also have long opening hours, which is very convenient and allows one to grab a coffee on the way to work or sit and enjoy it after.

Just sat down here on the Bagels & Beans in Tilburg after taking a walk in the cold weather…read moreexploring the main streets. Entering this place was like finding a warm oasis at the perfect spot (the start/end of the main shopping street I guess). The waitress is both cute and friendly and no one seems stressed here at all. That's what got it a 5-star rating from me. Too few cafe's understand how to create a space for ...you know, life! I might spend the day here working and looking out the window gazing at beautiful dutch women. And I feel welcomed to do so here :) The Wifi is perfect. The food is perfect (organic, superfoods, fairtrade etc). It is obvious that the entrepreneurs (Ronald Bakker?) behind this chain are conscious people with a healthy vision. Standing ovation! Morten

Atmosphere: Relax and cosy Service: Helpful and nice…read moreValue for money: OK prices Quality: A lot of variety for Bagels. Great way to start the day with a nice breakfast. Love it!! Ideal for: Anyone looking for a snack/coffee

Restaurant Mexicano I'm Jonesin' for Mexican food. Bad. I…read moreusually eat it 4-5 times a week at home in Dallas. I've been in Holland for a week and I'm breaking out in a cold sweat. Leaving the central station in Rotterdam, I see a sign saying Mexican food. A small innocent sign. If I don't get in there soon I'm gonna drown in my own saliva. Mariachi music is playing inside the restaurant. We seem to have the right genre. I order a margarita, frozen. They know what it is and they have it! It's not half bad, but it's a little syrupy and I'd say frozen is an exaggeration. But still, so far so good. So I tell the waitress that I usually have chips and salsa as a preamble to my Mexican meal, or words to that effect. She points at 6.5 euro Nachos on the menu. I'm thinking more like ... free. Chips. Salsa. No lo se. Just when it seemed all was lost her compadre turns the corner with .... Chips, salsa. The chips are basically Doritos and the salsa, well it's probably bottled. But it ain't ketchup which I consider a major advance in European Mexican food technology. (It still cost 6.5 euros though.) With some trepidation, I order crunchy beef tacos. I also ask for a glass of water. She brings me essentially a shot glass of water. I consider downing it in one gulp and shouting "Salud!', but I resist the impulse. And here come the tacos! And you know what? They look like real tacos! Crispy corn tortillas filled with seasoned ground meat, lettuce (not cabbage - are you listening Poland? Yeah I'm talkin' to you Kraków). And melted grated cheese on top. They even resisted the urge to use some crazy cheese ( they've got lots of that here) and used cheddar. These tacos were accompanied by pinto beans. No, not refried. No jalapeños were harmed in the making of these beans, but still, pretty good! Lastly we have rice. Unfortunately it's not Mexican rice, but long grained rice with seasoning from.... India? Indonesia? I'm not sure. Google Maps was a little fuzzy on this but it was definitely centered somewhere over Asia and no where near Central America or Texas. Total damage: 33.40 Euro. Outrageous by Texas standards, but when ya gotta have, ya gotta have it. So in conclusion, not too shabby! I'll give it 2.5 sombreros out of 5 for Texas, but 4 out of 5 for Holland. At least it should tide me over for another week here. When I get home I'm going straight to El Fenix!

I'm from Southern California, and I'm an expat living in Rotterdam. It's been really difficult not…read morehaving a proper Mexican place to frequent. However, Xoco has really given me a safe haven when I'm craving the taste of home. Burritos and tacos, yes! And burrito bowls! And they deliver too!

This place is a relic, an icecream parlor as they used to be. hard to find these days. excellent…read moregelato, of an extremely good structure. Flavors are classic as well and that does mean some of them may be less natural then you can find them in - for example - De IJssalon. But the icecream is delicious! Another unique thing is that you can actually sit down and enjoy "Coupes", creations with whipped cream, Amarena cherries, in large glass or inox cups. Try The Coupe After Eight, or Amarena or - Spagetti Ice Cream. To top it of you can order a true Italian Espresso or Cappuccino. A rare delight, these Italian Pearls become rare in the Netherlands. Enjoy while you can!

For an Italian ice cream and coffee shop. The coffee does not meet up to expectation at all- very…read moredisappointed and not nearly strong enough. Very dated and need of a revamp. People are friendly and location is great!