Baking with Passion — Restaurant in Amsterdam

Great assortment of pastries. They had an open kitchen and it was amusing to see people making the baked goods, making you realize that there‘s a lot of hard work put into each of the creations.

Bought a croissant, pain au chocolates, and carrot cake for take aways. Do notice there are quite a few ‚rules‘. There‘s a sign that mentioned that ‚no self service allowed‘ which means that you need to point and mention the ones that you want to bought to the employee despite the patisserie display being right next to you, unlike in some other places where they are positioned behind a bar. Also, if you want to dine in, apparently they charge you a 1€ cost extra. It didn‘t affect me, but if you want to come here please have that in mind.

These rules can come across as weird and uncomfortable for some customers, so I would recommend others to enjoy the pastries at home for a hassle-free experience. The price point is higher than average, but the pastries are huge. Would come again when I‘m...

was really looking forward to trying this place with a friend, especially after hearing great things about their pastries. Unfortunately, the service left a lot to be desired. A slightly older blonde woman helped us, and from the start, she seemed disinterested and unwelcoming. When we asked for recommendations, she barely engaged with us, which was disappointing but we decided to let it slide.

We ordered two vegan pastries, paid, and went outside to try them. To be fair, they were delicious, so much so that I wanted to buy more for someone with severe allergies. Just to be safe, I went back in and asked if the pastries labeled "vegan" truly contained no dairy or lactose, especially the chocolate one. Her response was dismissive and unkind, which really caught me off guard.

It’s sad to see such a beautiful store with genuinely great pastries have its experience ruined by poor customer service. A little kindness, passion, or even just a smile would’ve made all...

I had a taken a week off to sort out my family stuff.i had just dropped my younger daughter in the daycare and I realized I forgot to get the house key. Phone battery was low, so I decided to visit my wife who was working there to collect the spare key and move on.Maybe some nice surprises for the family end of the day.So I called the number which she gave me to call in case of emergency. SO I called and was answered by a lady who told me to call back 10 mins later.I reached de pijp and then called to speak to my wife. She answered saying she is working and then refused to give her the phone I explained I need the key to go back and then she said it's NOT MY PROBLEM.That drove me mad Imagine a guy who planned his day, but lost his key and then bullied by an...