Cocotte

So good we came back for brunch again the next day! I highly recommend the galette “complèt” - GF buckwheat crepe with ham, cheese, and a small salad. Their English breakfast tea is also nice and smooth.

A very cute and charming place with attentive staff. However, there seems to be an issue with heating — it was quite cold inside, and we couldn’t even take off our coats. The savory galette and sweet crêpes were delicious and definitely a highlight. Unfortunately, the latte was far below expectations; there was so little coffee that it felt more like drinking milk than a coffee-based drink, making it difficult to assess the bean quality at all. I would absolutely return for the galettes and crêpes, but not being able to enjoy a good coffee alongside them does reduce that desire. I hope to see improvements on the coffee side in the future.

We stopped at Cocotte for an afternoon snack. The place is small but super cozy and very welcoming! Staff was super friendly and the crêpes we ordered were delicious! Merci beaucoup!

I stumbled upon Cocotte Café during my stay in Amsterdam, and it instantly became one of my favorite spots in the city. The staff were incredibly warm and welcoming—fast, attentive, and just genuinely kind. I felt comfortable the moment I walked in, and that feeling stayed with me the entire time. The coffee was excellent—rich, smooth, and perfectly made. I paired it with a pastry that was fresh, flaky, and full of flavor. It’s clear they care about quality here, both in what they serve and in how they serve it. The design of the space is charming and thoughtfully done, cozy without feeling cramped, and filled with little touches that make it feel like a true café experience rather than just a coffee stop. I especially loved the outdoor seating. I sat there with my book and coffee for a long while, just enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. You can smoke outside, which added to the relaxed vibe. It’s the kind of place where time slows down in the best way. There’s a small upstairs washroom that was clean and easy to access. Inside the café, I noticed a selection of illustrated postcards—really sweet and beautifully done. As someone who likes to take home small, meaningful souvenirs, I appreciated the chance to bring back a little reminder of my time there. Cocotte is the kind of place where you can go to work, meet a friend, or simply unwind alone and feel at home. It’s cozy, thoughtful, and full of heart. I’ll definitely return next time I’m in Amsterdam.

Nice and warm atmosphere, quality ingredients, good service, friendly staff, a small shop, delicious crepes, and although the portion-to-price ratio isn’t very ideal, it’s still a pleasant place to spend time and grab a bite.

Loved this place. Amazing for gluten free! Celiacs don't skip this place. Friendly staff and delicious crepes. Beautiful old house too.

The food is great, and it’s super close to the city center while still being calm. Great interior too. Especially the galettes are really good. Probably the only legit crepe shop in the whole of the city center! Though the service can be a bit slow sometimes, and menu items missing, as well as their website having no menu on display at all. You really have no idea what you can order until you sit down and see the current menu.

Love the space. It was quiet when we went, but was filling up later on. Cozy and warm vibes- great gluten free options!

Wonderful gem, a corner Cafe abundant light from the huge windows making this a bloggers picture paradise. We aren't bloggers, but serious foodies and enjoyed craft coffees and a great selection of crepes (sweet or savory). The bathroom is upstairs - enjoy the trip up a winding narrow staircase, just watch your head. :)

Cute little cafe in the city center. I had a crepe and this one had chocolate filling inside with straw berries and blueberries. Then I also had an apple dessert- which I forgot the exact name right now. Tables are very close to each other inside so expect to be right next to someone. You come in an sit then they bring the menus and you order etc, Food was good. I enjoyed it.

This is my favorite cafe in all of Europe. No joke. Don't leave without trying the apple juice.

Wonderful little breakfast (or anytime) cafe. We had the Tatin crepe and the Dutch Girls crepe. Im not one to exaggerate but the latte was maybe the best Ive ever had. It was rich, smooth, creamy and full of generous coffee flavor. Indoor and outdoor seating in a cozy atmophere.

This is the cutest place and the food was so good. I seen pictures online and the place did not disappoint. I got The Red fruit Crumble... wow so good. Service was good and the ambiance was very laid back/ homie love it

Lovely spot for breakfast. Small operation with everything made fresh to order. Our savory crepes were delicious, as were our lattes. Staff was warm and attentive.

I didn't know what to expect with the gf galette but was loving the orange flavored one. Service was great and I enjoyed the coffee. A very fun find near Central Station

saw this cute little crepe cafe on walk and knew i had to visit. was even cuter inside and the crepes were so fresh and delicious. i wish i could try them all.

After an early visit to the Anne Frank House we stumbled onto this place for a quick breakfast. This is a great place if you need a gluten free option since all the savory crepes were made with Brittany buckwheat flour. I got the girly and I liked the light flavors especially the avocado. The staff was pleasant, atmosphere was relaxed and the place was charming.

Fresh off an overnight flight, I stumbled out of Amsterdam Central Station and started walking. I knew I had all day before I could check in to my Airbnb, but I knew I needed some caffeine and I had no destination in mind as I started walking. Fate took me to Cocotte By Hexagone. My brain was on little sleep and forgot to take any pictures here, please forgive. This was a great first stop in Amsterdam. It was a beautiful morning around 8 a.m. and the streets had barely woken up yet. There were few people out and about and I knew I wanted to sit on one of the tables out front. The barista at the counter took my order, I went with an iced Americano. The barista was the first person I interacted with in Amsterdam and she began what I would find to be a common trend- the Dutch are by and large a truly kind group of people and hospitality seems to just come naturally. I sat out front of the coffee shop/bakery and plotted out my day. The caffeine coursed through my veins and I began my journey in the Netherlands. This is a great spot to drop by when you find yourself in Amsterdam.

Had a fantastic breakfast at Cocotte. I ordered the Province, which is a tasty and cheesy Italian mix of flavors. It lactated a bit when I tried to cut it (order it and you'll know what I mean) but it was perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. My husband got the Brunch (smoked salmon, eggs and cheese). It was light and the salmon didn't have a strong flavor but was still delicious. The hot cider and cappuccino were very tasty and warm on a cold, rainy day.

Enjoyed the lovely citron crepe (lemon and brown sugar). The atmosphere is very cozy yet bright, staff is fun and playful, service is quick and attentive. They have free WiFi and a small bathroom upstairs so this is a great spot to stop and do a little internet browsing and grab a cup of coffee, crepe, dessert or a soft drink. Very small space so I wouldn't recommend groups over four.

I found this lovely spot on my last visit to Amsterdam. Outside of France, the best galettes I've had!

So delicious and fabulous wait staff! Excellent coffee drinks, fresh mint tea and food. Wish we had had room for dessert, because the sweet crepes looked amazing!

Just walking through the neighborhood and stopped in for a bite. It's very small with 8 or 9 tables for 2 squeezed close together. Food all fresh and made to order. Hubby and I shared a crepe (they are all buckwheat so all GF) that came with a lovely little side salad made of butterhead lettuce and walnuts with a yummy vinaigrette. Our crepe was savory with several kinds of Dutch cheese and avocado. Very generous portion plenty to share. We had some steaming hot tea too. Would definitely recommend.

Cute bakery - reminds me of being in the country side of France. The staff is also really nice! We got the berry crumbs and fresh mint tea - both delicious! They also open late and we were able to fit our stroller in the store, which are both positive!

This was a total spontaneous decision made on our way walking to our hotel! This place is amazing! We got a Choco crepe with milk chocolate and bananas and a Choco berry crepe. Absolutely one of the most rich chocolate I have tasted! We also got a savory crepe Provence which had fresh mozzarella and tasted great. Presentation of the food is elegant! Highly recommend to stop by if you are in the area.

Fresh orange juice, great coffee, amazing food. Right around corner from our hotel. Have come in every morning.

Very friendly staff, vegan milk alternatives and a confy atmosphere. Unfortunatly there is no vegan cake:(

I loved this little restaurant. Cute exterior, simple but thoughtful and cozy interior. The latte I ordered was delicious, and I just loved their galette with emmenthal cheese, egg and avocado. So delicious. I wanted to go back every day for breakfast but unfortunately schedules didn't work. They don't open until 9 am.

Brittany is one of Europe's finest coastal regions: rocks in numerous formations and colours, dramatic seascapes, quaint villages. On top of all that the food of les Bretons is very worthwhile. Superb shellfish - crab, scallops, lobster - seductive pastry and one-of-a-kind pancakes. Not the thick buttery ones the Dutch tend to make, but thin sweet (crêpes) and savoury ones (galettes) with a refined taste. At newly opened Cocotte by Hexagone you can eat copies of these Breton delicacies, including kouign amann, a rich Breton butter cake. Cocotte is located in the heart of the city and is as cute as you want your crêperie Bretonne to be: wooden tables, rotan chairs, flowers, blue-white tableware. Hartstikke gezellig (very cosy) real 'girly' and undeniably French. No wonder with French owners and a French cook, all with roots in Brittany. While listening to the marriage plans of my neighbours, two twenty-somethings with Chanel-bags, I had a galette to remember. One made from gluten free buckwheat flour with roasted hazelnuts, camembert and honey to soften the mildly strong taste of the cheese. Continue the oh-là-là feeling by ordering a crêpe with rose petals or, even better, a piece of tarte tatin with juicy caramelized apples on a crunchy butter biscuit.

Small and charming restaurant but the food was unimpressive. We split a pot of coffee which was good, but both of our savory crepes were bland and too cheesy. The small side salad was overpowered by the strong dressing. We were glad to get out of the rain, but would perhaps only come back for a coffee and slice of cake next time.