Lanskroon Banketbakkerij

Stop in for an authentic honey stroopwaffle and while you’re at it get the best cheese croissant on the Continent.

Nice little café for stroopwaffel. They have two kinds for you to choose from and they were both huge (king size) … I personally think the texture was nice but the taste was just mediocre
Might be hard to grap a seat since it is tiny but well worth a visit since it is next to van stapele (best chocolate cookie in amsterdam) :)

Delicious Stroopwafels with honey. Goes very nicely with a cup of hot tea. Small, but cozy coffee/​tea shop.

Located on the Singel on a corner just around the street from Spui this bakery has been around for 100 years and is owned and operated by a fourth generation baker.
They have two kinds of stroopwafels, one with honey and the other with caramel. They have croissants with ham and cheese. chocolate, cinnamon and apple. They have cakes and chocolate items.
They have a tea room so you can sit and enjoy your purchase along with a cup of tea or coffee. It’s actually the front part of the store but quite cozy and comfortable.
I bought a couple of chocolate croissants and a piece of chocolate cheesecake with a truffle on top. I bought them as take away. They were yummy as expected. I’ll go back to try more.
The staff is warm, friendly and helpful. It’s a popular place so it can get busy. They’re also dog friendly.

I was told to try stroopwafels when visiting Amsterdam, and this place came highly recommended & for good reason too! We came in for a quick break after touring the city. We ordered one traditional honey and one coffee stroopwafel as well as a large latte. Prior to this visit I had tried store bought stroopwafels and though they were delicious, but those were nothing in comparison to these! The insides just ooze out all the yummy filling with each bite! The outsides were perfectly crunchy and sweet. While I really enjoyed the two flavors, if I had to pick one, it would definitely be the honey one! The latte was also very satisfying. The place is very small, and has very limited seating so I suggest coming in during slower times. Also, they have this very sweet and cute cat that likes to wander under the tables and watch what’s going on. It was the most perfect little break time and snack that I wish I could relive over and over again!

Good place for coffee and pastries with view of canal.
Must try the Oliebollen. The apple beignet was also excellent.

So good. So authentic. loved their honey stroopwafel. It was different. Crunchy and tasty and so much better than the carmel type. Also tried their Oliebollen which is much like a donut. It was much like a bread deep fried with raisins covered in sugar. The almond cookies and pastries were delicious. This was the best bakery in Amsterdam.

Stroopwafel was amazing. Apparently this is The Place to go for one. We tried both the honey and the coffee caramel. Both were delicious but I liked the honey more since it just tasted simpler in a very good way. The waffle was very crunchy and the honey on the inside just slowly oozes out. I wanted to come back here again but we never had a chance to go back. We also tried the Stroopwafel at the Albert Cuyp market and definitely thought that Lanskroon was better. The waffle at the market wasn’t as crunchy. Bring cash — they didn’t accept my American (with the chip) credit card. Something about only accepting Dutch debit cards.

If you need to feed your inner cookie monster you should go to Cookie Alley. Walk to the Heisteeg and grab some chocolate cookies deluxe at Van Stapele Koekmakerij, walk towards the canal and stop at Lanskroon around the corner. The name of this splendid family owned bakery, ice-​cream parlour and tearoom is a synonym for the most luxurious stroopwafels in town. Stroopwafels consist of two thin waffle-​like wafers with a sticky stroop, a molasses-​y syrup, spread in the middle. The cookies of Lanskroon have thicker and crunchier wafers than other varieties in town. They come in a coffee-​caramel version and — my favourite — in one with lime blossom honey. These delicious cookies are made fresh throughout the day, according to a century old family recipe. Have a cup of coffee or tea, rest the stroopwafel atop the cup for about five minutes and attack! The stroopwafel is the star of this cosy, friendly and homey little spot, but pay attention to the other goodies too, such as the old skool Dutch cookies (koggetjes, weespermoppen) and a highly addictive Sacher pie.

This place deserves its distinction as an amazing bakery! I tried the coffee caramel stroopwaffle and might have fallen in love! What an adorable little café! Will definitely go back when in Amsterdam next!

Stroopwaffles were crunchy and amazing. Tastes like homemade. I tried while on a business trip. Had to return to get more for family. Amazing experience. If you are around please do give it a go. U will love it. To me this is 5*. Location, experience, taste. I tried with americano.

I came here specifically for a stroop waffle! It was yummy, and it was the first and only stroop waffle I’ve ever had. I got the honey filling, which is the classic (as opposed to the caramel coffee one they had there too), and it wasn’t too sweet. It was great! Very crunchy and not overloaded with honey. Definitely come try it. It was 2.35 EUR which is sort of expensive, but it’s a unique food to Amsterdam/​Netherlands so it’s worth it. Cash only place!

Had a quick layover in Amsterdam before my flight to Geneva so I decided to roam around for a bit and look for some good snacks. Happened upon this bakery on Unilocal with pretty good reviews and it is just as good as expected.
I got a caramel coffee stroopwafel. Usually I’m wary of caramel pastries/​desserts because it can be overly sweet and sticky but this stroopwafel was perfect. It was the right amount of crispiness and the right amount of filling. I honestly thought I would only be able to stomach half of it before needing something to drink to wash down the intense sweetness but NOPE, finished it in one go and didn’t feel like cavities were immediately forming on my teeth.
Would definitely go back again next time I’m in Amsterdam and try their other baked goods!
One downside is that there’s no English so it’s not as tourist-​friendly as I would have liked. But, whatever.

This quaint little coffee shop is a lovely spot for afternoon tea.
They have great coffee and a selection of bakery goods. And freshly made stroopwafels which look Devine. They offer both caramel and coffee flavoured.
The staff were very friendly and service was prompt. Located in the centre staff spoke excellent English and many other customers appeared to be from out of town.
The offered a range of different croissants along with freshly baked cakes. I opted for a savoury treat but will definitely be back to try there amazing looking cakes.
They also sell homemade muesli and home made ice cream ! The homemade ice cream is made fresh every second day, but this means during bad weather they tend not to make it as they focus more on selling baked goods and coffees.
For the gluten free a range of gluten free treats.

Best stroopwaffle I had in Amsterdam! You can choose the filling between honey and coffee-​caramel. I had the coffee caramel and loved it! They also have other options that are great. Parking a bike outside is easy and convenient. The location on the river is quite nice as well.

Encore une adresse visitée 2 fois en 1 semaine.
Les gaufres annoncées comme les meilleures de la ville sont en effet plutôt bonnes (mais pas les meilleures selon moi), mais surtout. surtout. j’y ai mangé LA MEILLEURE TARTE DE MA VIE !!
Pommes/​noix/​cranberries fraîches, le tout surmonté d’une boule de crème fouettée délicieuse: juste parfait !
Leur Granola maison est aussi très très bon, j’en ai ramené 3 paquets dans ma valise :)

First time having stroopwaffel, theirs is amazing. Incredibly sweet. Super crunchy on the outside with nice gooey syrup in between.
The bakery also has croissants, tarts and other baked goods. They also have a couple of cats that wander in and out of the place.

Great options for bakery treats.
Excellent cookies and pastries, with very unique cakes, as well.
Many eateries in the area get their ingredients /​components from this establishment.

Best waffles ever! Their sausage rolls are the best too. I love this little café. Eat as much as possible.

Lanskroon is one of those cozy and lovely place that once you step in, everything feels so right. It’s a lovely tearoom with only a few seats inside and it definitely reminds me of those days before all the big coffee chains start to overrun a city.
This is a great spot to break for tea (or breakfast) after touring or walking round the city, and being just a couple of minutes walk from Singel (and the flower market), it isn’t difficult to find. The stroopwafels (made by hand) is highly recommended, likewise for the desserts, cakes and ice cream (especially on a hot day). This is really one of those little gems hidden in the city.

Hopjeswafel!!! Like a stroopwafel but totally crunchy outside. Just lekker!
Small and cozy café the locals comes to enjoy this little secret dessert.
If you’re travelling in Amsterdam, you have to come here.

Dieses Eis-​Café (Kein Café Shop) haben wir durch Zufall
entdeckt. Es ist sehr klein (3 – 4 Tische und ein paar Stühle), aber es bringt
mich sich eine super Atmosphäre. Zum Frühstücken oder für einen Kaffee am Nachmittag
ist es ein super Platz. (2 Kaffees, ein leckeres Himbeerkuchen und noch
leckeres Apfelkuchen für 11 Euro)