Simon Lévelt coffee & tea

Simon Lévelt koffie & thee is located in the city center of ’s-Hertogenbosch. The store is listed at Schapenmarkt 39, 5211 ES Den Bosch. The local store page names Marcel and Sandra de Man as signatories and lists the email address [email protected]. No public opening date for this branch is documented in the available material.

The Den Bosch branch is part of the broader Simon Lévelt formula. The company traces its origins to Amsterdam, where Simon Levelt opened a grocery store in 1826. There, coffee and tea from overseas regions were sold. According to company information, knowledge regarding coffee roasting and tea trading has been passed down through six generations.

The current brand concept is described with the phrase “Full of adventure”. The company’s own description emphasizes information on origin, brewing methods, roast profiles, and blends. No separate founding history has been found for the Den Bosch branch. As a result, the public profile of this location remains primarily linked to the shop, the address, and the national formula.

The documented roaster for this location is Simon Lévelt. Public company information states that coffee is roasted and ground in their own roastery in Haarlem. Tea is also blended and packaged there. Company information for business orders notes that products are roasted and blended daily.

The page for the Den Bosch shop mentions a varying assortment of coffee and tea. It also states that coffee is ground in the shop based on the customer’s brewing method. This way, the information focuses not only on product sales but also on the practical aspects of brewing at home.

The national website displays categories such as coffee beans, ground coffee, capsules, pads, coffee machines, filter machines, coffee grinders, and milk frothers. On the tea side, loose tea, matcha, tea bags, and teapots are mentioned. For the Den Bosch shop, espresso machines from brands like JURA, Ascaso, and ECM are also listed.

External mentions place Simon Lévelt coffee & tea in Den Bosch within the category of café, tea, and coffee shop. A menu listing mentions hot drinks such as tea and coffee. Another overview based on user data lists “tea”, “espresso”, and “coffee” as frequently mentioned terms for the location on Schapenmarkt.

The shop also plays a limited role in local mentions outside of coffee and tea. For example, Simon Lévelt Den Bosch is listed as a sales point for handmade ceramics by Blubber & Glas. Additionally, the shop is mentioned among the “partners” of Zin in Morgen, a sustainability festival in Den Bosch. That mention describes Simon Lévelt as a coffee and tea specialty store with more than 40 shops in the Netherlands and Belgium.

No specific workshops, tastings, or exhibitions have been publicly documented for the Den Bosch branch in the available material. However, an article about the Simon Lévelt formula mentions tastings in the shop as part of the broader franchise concept. This information is not specifically linked to Den Bosch.

Due to this distinction, the local agenda remains limited based on the available data. There is information about the shop concept and the broader formula. However, there is no documented overview of recurring activities at the branch on Schapenmarkt.

Simon Lévelt states on its own website “100% organic coffee and tea”. In reporting from May 21, 2025, the company announced a fully organic coffee and tea assortment. According to that reporting, the coffee had been fully organic since 2024. The tea became fully organic in May 2025.

The same reporting links the transition for tea to long-term cooperation with tea farmers worldwide. Direct collaboration with plantations and the stimulation of organic cultivation are mentioned. The information refers to efforts that, according to the article, date back to the 1980s.

Additionally, Duurzaam Ondernemen reported on January 20, 2022, that all coffee from Simon Lévelt had received Climate Neutral Certified status. In that context, mapping the CO2 footprint, reduction planning, and compensation were mentioned. The same report also mentions buying with minimal packaging, such as using a reusable cotton coffee bag or your own tin or jar.

Around its 200th anniversary, Simon Lévelt received national trade media attention. BusinessWise published an article about the company on April 29, 2026, referencing the origins in 1826, the shop network, and general manager Bert Jongsma. Horeca Magazine reported on March 16, 2026, that the brand marked its 200th anniversary and had 40 specialty stores in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Fonk Magazine reported on January 12, 2026, about a new brand identity and the campaign “Full of adventure”, developed with N=5. For the location in Den Bosch, there is also a directory listing with a Google-derived score of 4.2 out of 5 based on 104 votes. This listing is a user and directory data point, not an editorial distinction.