A few weekends ago we took a trip to Bagels & Beans, primarily known for their coffee and bagels (as if you couldn’t guess from the name!) They do have really nice bagels – examples include plain, cinnamon raisin, and everything. If you want cream cheese, you’ll get a generous portion as well. Always way more than I need, though I don’t like as much as most people do.
But we were there long enough that we decided to order round two… this time I went for an iced coffee and we shared a cheesecake.
It wasn’t as good as the Cheesecake Company, but cheesecake isn’t Bagels & Beans speciality, either. Don’t get me wrong – it was perfectly decent cheesecake. 🙂 The iced coffee was pretty nice though. It’s funny, I never really drank coffee when I lived in America (until the last year I was there), but now I am quite used to the nightly ritual of coffee after dinner, or coffee after I get back from my Dutch lesson at 10PM. It doesn’t really ever keep me awake, so I don’t have to worry about that!
Life in the Hague 
Since you’re in Den Haag, you should check out American Baking Company. I think Coffee & Company also carries some of their baked goods. Their desserts, including cheesecake, are to die for.
I should. Last time I checked they did not have a physical location yet. 🙂
I love that Bagels & Beans are popping up everywhere now. There is one very near my house in Utrecht, and also a new one in the centre. I want to try and go have lunch there more often on those days when I am at home, so I get out of the house and will have a delicious bagel. 🙂
Their brownies are also to die for, though they are definitely rich!
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