Op de Weis, Coffee, Tea & More

Op de Weis, coffee tea & more is located at Weissenbruchstraat 39 in The Hague. The shop is situated in Benoordenhout, a neighborhood within Haagse Hout. In public listings, the same address is used for the physical store, the webshop, and external business mentions. This makes the company visible both locally and online within the The Hague coffee sector.

According to a mention in Wijkblad Benoordenhout, Michaël Weijl started the business on January 5, 2015. The location was described as the corner of Weissenbruchstraat and Jozef Israëlslaan. Public LinkedIn snippets name Michaël Weijl as the owner and Angelique Weijl as co-owner. A complete founder biography or a separate official page about the origin is not publicly documented in the available material.

The concept is described as a coffee and tea specialty shop that also functions as an espresso bar and lunchroom. The assortment includes coffee beans, tea, espresso machines, accessories, food items, and related products. This way, the shop combines hospitality with retail. The webshop also serves as a channel for sales outside the physical store.

The coffee category on the official webshop lists freshly roasted specialty coffee beans. This includes, among others, Giraffe Coffee Roasters and the house Op de Weis beans. Publicly listed products include the Giraffe Original Blend and the Giraffe Colombia Condor DECAF. An advertisement from 2015 also mentioned Bocca, Boon, and Giraffe as brands within the assortment during the early phase.

For on-site consumption and delivery, the menu primarily features espresso-based drinks and filter coffee. The available menu lists, among others, espresso, espresso macchiato, americano, cappuccino, flat white, cortado, latte macchiato, caffè latte, koffie verkeerd, and filter coffee. Cold variants such as iced americano, iced latte, and iced coffee are also mentioned. Additionally, dirty chai, chai tea latte, and matcha latte appear in public menu information.

The available data thus primarily documents espresso, milk drinks, and filter coffee as preparation methods. The webshop also sells brewing equipment and accessories. However, it is not publicly documented that other brewing methods are prepared or served in the shop.

In addition to sales and hospitality activities, Op de Weis mentions activities related to coffee knowledge. The shop organizes high tea, barista workshops, and latte art training. Workshop information states that the barista workshops have been offered for more than eight years. These activities position the shop in a broader role than just selling coffee and tea.

The name also appears in the local context. KunstPost mentions a 2026 walk titled “Langs iconen van Haagse Hout: Wieteke van Dort”, with Op de Weis as the starting point. Additionally, Op de Weis, coffee tea & more is listed as a business donor to Stichting Vrienden van Het Volle Leven. No recurring exhibitions or fixed tasting sessions are documented in the available material.

A general sustainability strategy for the business is not publicly documented in the provided research material. However, there is product data that sheds light on parts of the assortment. Some coffee pages mention organic coffee and Direct Trade, including Colombia Supremo BIO/DT and limited Direct Trade lots from Nicaragua.

An advertisement from 2015 stated that bread was sourced from Vlaamsch Broodhuys and that drinking water was filtered. The assortment also includes biodegradable or unbleached tea filters and biodegradable cleaning agents for espresso machines. This data describes individual products and choices within the assortment. It does not constitute evidence of a company-wide sustainability statement.

In a public response on Trustpilot, the use of previously used shipping boxes for orders is also mentioned. This is also a concrete practical example, but not a formal policy. This distinction is relevant for readers, as product information and company policy are not the same.

Op de Weis appears in various public mentions. These include platforms related to high tea, restaurant overviews, delivery menus, a JURA dealer locator, WebwinkelKeur, and Trustpilot. WebwinkelKeur notes that the webshop has been registered as an approved member since January 30, 2018. The KvK number 61979031 is also mentioned.

The neighborhood newspaper Benoordenhout documented the shop in 2015 with an advertisement and a later mention of the opening date. No mentions of formal prices or award lists were found in the investigated material. The available profile primarily shows a local coffee and tea shop with hospitality, a webshop, workshops, and visibility in the neighborhood.