bakery Neeltje — Restaurant in Amsterdam

I will probably get a beating by the locals with this, so my apologies for upsetting you.

Worked overhours during the christmas periods so on my first free Sunday in a long time I deceided to treat myself with a coffee brunch at this special bakery. Unfortunately, it wasnt so special as it seemed at first glance. Because despite the lovely smell of fresh baked bread and the cozy appearance of the place with the daily papers scattered on a nice window bench and generally peacefull atmosphere, the two men behind the counter were not very hospitable and my overall experience was just very dissapointing. I ordered a coffee and because the guy was quite aggitated with me to take my time to choose, I hastly deceided to simply go for a croissant with that. I was ordered to sit down somewhere and what I got was the most wattery overprized (3,40 Eur.) mug of coffee I ever drank which took them a while to prepare.The water I had with it was fused with orange and I never received the croissant ive asked for. I know its not alot to complain about but perhaps for the future, give the customer a better value for...

Staff could have some training about customer service. I like this bakery, it is not cheap but quality of food is good and it is a local shop (not belonging to any chain); however staff may be quite impolite and unhelpful and it has happened few times already. Today I went there 5 minutes before opening time (I didn’t know their opening time) and there were some boxes at the entrance, one lady advised that it was not open and then I was leaving when an old guy just shouted: “if there are boxes at the entrance, then you understand that you don’t enter again”. I wish this person less stress and...

Authentic Amsterdam Bakery where the staff is sweet and rude and kicks you out if you stay inside while you ordered a to go cup. Named Neeltje as the old bakery in the Jordaan. Important: please return the old glory of the cheese croissants 🥐 with way too mutch cheese❤️. Don’t let the new management...