Welke koffiebrander in 's-Hertogenbosch heeft de meeste bonen?

Friedhats Coffee Roasters heeft het grootste assortiment met 26 bonen . Daarna volgen Simon Lévelt met 25 bonen en Black Coffee and Supplies met 16 bonen. Bocca Coffee biedt 14 bonen aan, terwijl Blanche Dael en Coffee Class ieder 13 bonen hebben. Ook Five Ways Coffee Roasters heeft met 10 bonen een breed assortiment.

Beste Koffie in 's-Hertogenbosch (2026)

Looking for the best coffee in ’s-Hertogenbosch? GrachtenBeans tracks 23 specialty koffiebranders die aan ‘s-Hertogenbosch zijn gekoppeld, van bekende Nederlandse branders tot kleinere specialty roasters. In deze gids ontdek je welke branders en koffiebonen beschikbaar zijn en wat je betaalt wanneer je de bonen zelf koopt: van €0,22 per shot voor Ethiopia Brazil van Cook & Boon tot €6,16 per shot voor Panama Kotowa Gesha #1923 van Friedhats Coffee Roasters. Het aanbod loopt uiteen van betaalbare blends tot bijzondere single origins en decaf. Zo kun je eenvoudig prijzen, assortimenten en branders rond ‘s-Hertogenbosch vergelijken.

Last updated:

18 September 2026

Koffie in 's-Hertogenbosch - overzicht koffiebars en branders

Coffee Price Index ’s-Hertogenbosch

Deze Week (Week 39 · 2026):

Bean prices for home brewing · Per shot based on 19g · Updated weekly

Average €1.05 per shot (home brewing, 19g) · €55.02/kg
Most affordable bean: Cafeïne arm Arabica at De Laat Coffee — €0.06/shot · €3.16/kg
Most expensive bean: Panama Kotowa Gesha #1923 at Friedhats Coffee Roasters — €6.16/shot · €324.21/kilo

Top 5 Specialty Coffee Bars in ’s-Hertogenbosch

Sorted by Google rating · Bars with a known roaster · Updated weekly

#	Coffee Bar	Rating	Neighbourhood	Roaster
1	’t Koffiehuis Rosmalen	★★★★★4.6 (164)	Rosmalen Noord	Sampietro

This ranking includes coffee bars in ’s-Hertogenbosch that use specialty beans
from a Dutch roaster in our catalogue. Sorted by Google rating with more than 50 reviews. Missing a coffee bar? Send us a tip — we’re constantly expanding our database.

Prefer more choice? View all 17 koffiebars in ‘s-Hertogenbosch per wijk ↓

Coffee Roasters in 's-Hertogenbosch: Where to Buy Specialty Coffee Beans?

Prices updated: September 17, 2026 · Week 38

's-Hertogenbosch telt 23 specialty koffiebranders waarvan GrachtenBeans wekelijks de bonenprijzen bijhoudt. De goedkoopste boon op dit moment is Ethiopia Brazil bij Cook & Boon voor €0,22 per shot (€12,50/kg). Klik op een brander hieronder om alle bonen, herkomst en actuele kilo-prijzen te bekijken.

We always compare the most cost-effective packaging per bean – usually a 1 kg bag, as it is cheaper per kilo than a 250 g bag. We calculate the shot price based on 18 grams of ground coffee per espresso.

A

Another Cookie

Rijen, Noord-Brabant

Chatwick Coffee Roasters

Breda, Noord-Brabant

Coffee Class

's-Hertogenbosch, Noord-Brabant

€€

Beans

11 beans

De Laat Coffee

Nieuwkuijk, Noord-Brabant

Heilige Boontjes

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland

€€

Beans

5 beans

Price/kg

€25–€32

Per shot

€0.47–€0.60

L

La Jeu Coffee

's-Hertogenbosch, Noord-Brabant

Coffee in ’s-Hertogenbosch by Neighbourhood

✴︎Updated:
23 June 2026
1 coffee bar
De Groote Wielen
Waterfront Het Frontier is the everyday coffee hub, with TUUR, ’t Vosje, Korengoud and Sweet-N-Ice. Convenience, terraces and family-friendliness dominate, while the potential for a specialty bar is growing.
Coffee Class★★★★★5.0 (24) (Coffee Class)
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4 May 2026
Empel
In Empel, coffee is above all a village ritual: a sign of welcome in cafés, sports clubs, neighbourhood celebrations and familiar meeting places.
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4 May 2026
Engelen
In Engelen, coffee is less about trends and more about meeting up. Village spots, senior meet-ups and terrace coffees make coffee above all a social habit.
✴︎Updated:
6 May 2026
Graafsepoort
Graafsepoort has an everyday coffee scene built around neighbourhood cafés and social hubs; specialty coffee is just across the Aa in the Binnenstad. Value and proximity dominate, especially along the Graafseweg.
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Maaspoort
Maaspoort has a down-to-earth coffee culture shaped by bakeries, a deli and a drivers’ café. Major destination cafés are missing, which creates a clear opportunity for a central, family-friendly café on the Lokerenpassage.
✴︎Updated:
22 August 2026
Muntel en Vliert
Coffee habits in Muntel and De Vliert follow the rhythm of parks, schools and match days. Neighbourhood spots such as Bloem kiosk, De Kup and the stadium skybox dominate, with an emphasis on affordable to-go coffee, fast service and reusable cups.
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North
In Noord Den Bosch, coffee is mostly social and practical: from coffee tables and neighbourhood rooms to lunchrooms, shopping-centre coffee and meet-ups for residents.
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22 August 2026
Nuland
Nuland has a village-oriented coffee scene with Bar 1862, Kerkzicht, ’t Leeuwke, De Meent and newcomer Yanet Cafe. Coffee brings people together at clubs and events, while specialty coffee seekers mainly head to Den Bosch.
✴︎Updated:
22 August 2026
1 coffee bar
Rosmalen Noord
Rosmalen Noord offers a compact coffee scene around De Driesprong and Station Rosmalen, with ’t Koffiehuis, micro-roaster Sampietro, Cappuccino and the Grand Café at PERRON-3, focusing on approachable blends, workshops and work-friendly facilities.
’t Koffiehuis Rosmalen★★★★★4.6 (164) (Sampietro)
✴︎Updated:
6 May 2026
Rosmalen Zuid
An overview of the coffee culture in Rosmalen Zuid, featuring garden cafés, estate hospitality and neighbourhood spots. A practical profile with names, addresses and opening hours, focused on late mornings and afternoons, including Theetuin Het Klooster and Landgoed Coudewater.
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Vinkel
In Vinkel, coffee revolves around hospitality on a village scale, from Het Venster and Den Driehoek to the mill and the village hall.
✴︎Updated:
22 August 2026
West
In West, coffee is mainly a social and practical ritual: from weekday coffee in Paleiskwartier to neighbourhood connection in Boschveld, Deuteren and care centres.
✴︎Updated:
22 August 2026
1 coffee bar
Zuidoost
Zuidoost Den Bosch has a practical and social coffee culture, with coffee centred around offices, community centres, lunch spots and recreation.
Boefjes en Barista’s Zuiderschans★★★★★4.3 (6) (Pure Africa Coffee)

FAQ: Coffee in ’s-Hertogenbosch

How many coffee roasters are there in ’s-Hertogenbosch?

‘s-Hertogenbosch heeft 23 gekoppelde koffiebranders. Het aanbod varieert van branders met een compact assortiment tot grote specialty collecties. Friedhats Coffee Roasters heeft 26 bonen, gevolgd door Simon Lévelt met 25 bonen. Andere ruime assortimenten zijn te vinden bij Black Coffee and Supplies met 16 bonen, Bocca Coffee met 14 bonen en Blanche Dael and Coffee Class met ieder 13 bonen.

What does specialty coffee cost in ’s-Hertogenbosch?

De prijzen van koffiebonen die aan ‘s-Hertogenbosch zijn gekoppeld lopen van €0,22/shot (€12,50/kg) to €6,16/shot (€342,00/kg). Affordable options include Black Coffee and Supplies met Medium Roast vanaf €0,33/shot (€18,33/kg), Another Cookie met Medium Roast BIO/RFA en Dark Roast BIO/RFA voor €0,43/shot (€23,89/kg) en Pure Africa Coffee met Bergkoning voor €0,44/shot (€24,44/kg). Aan de hogere kant van het assortiment staat Friedhats Coffee Roasters, waar Panama Kotowa Gesha #1923 €6,16/shot (€342,00/kg) kost.

Which coffee roaster in 's-Hertogenbosch has the most beans?

Friedhats Coffee Roasters has the largest selection, with 26 beans. Next are Simon Lévelt met 25 bonen en Black Coffee and Supplies with 16 beans. Bocca Coffee biedt 14 bonen aan, terwijl Blanche Dael and Coffee Class ieder 13 bonen hebben. Ook Five Ways Coffee Roasters heeft met 10 bonen een breed assortiment.

Where can you find the cheapest specialty coffee in 's-Hertogenbosch?

The cheapest bean is Ethiopia Brazil bij Cook & Boon — €0,22/shot (€12,50/kg). Other affordable options include Medium Roast van Black Coffee and Supplies voor €0,33/shot (€18,33/kg), Medium Roast BIO/RFA en Dark Roast BIO/RFA van Another Cookie voor €0,43/shot (€23,89/kg) en Bergkoning van Pure Africa Coffee voor €0,44/shot (€24,44/kg).

Everything About Coffee in 's-Hertogenbosch

The coffee scene of 's-Hertogenbosch at a glance

's-Hertogenbosch has a coffee culture that brings together historic trade, craftsmanship, and modern flair. The city has a long tradition of coffee drinking, while today’s baristas respond to refined tastes, new brewing methods, and more conscious choices. This mix makes the city interesting for professionals looking for opportunities in a dynamic market.

A rich history as the foundation

The city’s location made it an early link between trade and everyday life. Coffee began as a luxury product, but gradually grew into a familiar part of social gatherings, households, and public spaces. As the drink became more accessible, a broader coffee culture emerged, reaching different groups across the city.

The local entrepreneurial past has also helped shape that identity. Traders, roasters, and shopkeepers helped give coffee a permanent place in city life. Traces of that past still return today in stories of craftsmanship, hospitality, and an appreciation for carefully prepared coffee.

Modern players and flavors

The modern coffee culture in 's-Hertogenbosch revolves around quality, origin, and experience. A growing number of coffee spots are focusing on freshly roasted beans, carefully dialed-in espressos, and filter coffee with a clear flavor profile. Guests increasingly expect insight into brewing methods, roast profiles, and tasting notes.

Alongside speed and convenience, attention to craft remains important. Some visitors are looking for a quick coffee on the go, while others choose a quiet moment with a special brew. Entrepreneurs who combine transparency, hospitality, and a distinctive atmosphere are well aligned with the expectations of today’s coffee drinkers.

Events that make the city buzz

Coffee connects people through meetups, tastings, and accessible community gatherings. In 's-Hertogenbosch, the drink therefore plays a role not only at the bar, but also within the wider community. Coffee moments bring residents, visitors, and entrepreneurs together around flavor, conversation, and shared curiosity.

Consumer trends and preferences

Coffee drinkers are becoming increasingly conscious in their choices. Espresso, cappuccino, filter coffee, and cold brews all exist side by side, depending on the moment, taste, and habit. At the same time, interest is growing in plant-based milk, origin stories, latte art, and coffees with a distinctive flavor profile.

Sustainability as a growth engine

Sustainability is playing an increasingly important role in the coffee culture of 's-Hertogenbosch. Entrepreneurs and organizations are looking at reusable cups, more conscious sourcing, less waste, and new uses for coffee leftovers. Circular ideas, such as reusing coffee grounds, also fit the broader ambition to bring consumption and responsibility closer together.

Opportunities for entrepreneurs

Respond to the popularity of plant-based alternatives by offering an accessible range of options.
Organize tastings or demonstrations to strengthen community ties.
Use reusable packaging and communicate clearly about sustainable choices.
Offer pairings with local pastries or other familiar treats to give visitors a complete experience.
Position the story around local history and craftsmanship for an authentic feel.

Closing thought

's-Hertogenbosch shows that tradition and innovation can go hand in hand. Historical awareness, entrepreneurship, and attention to sustainability make the coffee culture diverse and future-proof. Those who invest in quality, storytelling, and circular solutions will find an audience eager to discover new flavors while continuing to appreciate familiar rituals.

Beste Koffie in ‘s-Hertogenbosch (2026) — 17 Bars & 23 Branders