Perron X Coffee Torenstraat

Perron X Coffee Torenstraat is a coffee bar and roastery located at Torenstraat 98 in the center of The Hague. The business was established in 2018 and previously operated under the names Lot Sixty One The Hague and LOT61 The Hague. An exact opening date within that year has not been publicly recorded. Furthermore, available data does not specify who the founders or legal owners of this location are.

The current business status requires some caution. The official website still lists the address and opening hours of the location. However, a business directory marked the location as temporarily closed on April 4, 2026. Additionally, the business and the property were listed for sale via a hospitality broker in 2026. As a result, the daily opening on June 19, 2026, could not be independently confirmed.

The concept combines a coffee bar with activities related to coffee roasting and supply. The website mentions, in addition to drinks, breakfast and lunch. Furthermore, the business offers coffee delivery and wholesale services, according to the same information. A complete current menu, an overview of available beans, and recent prices were not publicly available.

Perron X names Lot Sixty One Coffee Roasters as its coffee roaster. An external specialty coffee guide also links the Torenstraat location to coffee from LOT61. Adam Craig and Paul Moets are mentioned in other publications as the founders of LOT61. However, this information does not prove that they founded or own Perron X Coffee Torenstraat.

Documented brewing methods include espresso, batch brew, AeroPress, slow coffee, and V60 filter coffee. On social media, a V60 preparation with a Colombian filter coffee was featured. This coffee was identified as Miller Walles Cruz and was roasted by LOT61.

Additionally, the coffee bar communicated about cold and mixed drinks. Examples include iced batch coffee, espresso tonic, iced latte, and iced chai. These posts provide a glimpse of the previous offering but do not confirm the current menu. Without a recent price list, the current positioning within The Hague coffee market remains difficult to assess.

On June 29, 2025, a pop-up exhibition took place on Torenstraat. The program featured Bobbie Fee, also presented as Stickybarbie, and Milu Chen. The announcement referred to art, character design, clothing, and merchandise. No public overview of recurring workshops, tastings, or exhibitions at this location was found.

Ryan Desanois from Perron X participated in a coffee cupping on Rwandan coffee in The Hague on September 2, 2022. During that session, coffees from ten selected Rwandan exporters were presented. According to available information, the meeting did not demonstrably take place at the Torenstraat location.

A collaboration with CIROS The Hague offered members a discount on hot takeaway drinks at Perron X Central. This arrangement concerned the location at The Hague Central and not the Torenstraat location. Therefore, this collaboration cannot be automatically attributed to the profile of the Torenstraat branch.

No extensive, separate sustainability or procurement strategy has been publicly documented for Perron X Coffee Torenstraat. The business did, however, present the reusable HuskeeCup, which is partly made from coffee husk. In 2021, Perron X also announced that ceramics would be used instead of disposable cups upon the reopening of the terrace.

LOT61 describes company-level goals regarding reduced use of raw materials, energy, and water. The roaster also mentions reusable or recyclable products, adapted transport, and a reduction in the CO2 footprint. Furthermore, producer relationships are described as long-term and based on trust. These are statements from the roaster and not an independently verified policy of Perron X Torenstraat.

Perron X appeared in various editorial overviews of coffee shops in The Hague. KoffieTCacao included the business in an article about specialty coffee in October 2024. Other mentions came from Weekends in The Hague, CIROS The Hague, and Verkeersbureaus.info.

The name Perron X Coffee, with the addition Coffee by LOT61, also appears in an overview of nominees for the Horeca Awards. The consulted overview did not specify a clear nomination year and did not confirm a won prize. Therefore, an independently verified prize win has not been established.