NL Fleur’s Koffie opened in 2020 on Van Bylandtstraat in The Hague. The article discusses its origin story, coffee offerings, local sourcing, waste reduction, and the shop’s role in the neighborhood.
About Fleur’s Koffie
Fleur’s Koffie in the Regentessekwartier
Fleur’s Koffie is a coffee bar located at Van Bylandtstraat 92 in The Hague. The shop is situated in the Regentessekwartier, which is part of the Segbroek district. Fleur Wentink is the owner. No co-founder is mentioned in the available business information.
Origins and Development
According to its own history, Wentink had wanted to start a coffee bar for several years. The plan took shape in 2018 after a conversation with her sister. When she saw that the existing business, Eef Koffie, was for sale, she decided to continue the business under a new name.
Fleur’s Koffie opened on January 2, 2020. This date is derived from a post on January 2, 2025, in which the business announced its fifth anniversary. The building had thus already functioned as a coffee bar prior to this. During the transition, several characteristics of Eef Koffie were retained, including the use of local suppliers and a focus on waste reduction.
The business describes the location as a meeting place for the neighborhood. According to this description, visitors can meet up, work, or spend time there. In its own communications, Fleur’s Koffie uses the term “living room of the Regentessekwartier.” This is a self-positioning by the company and not a formal designation.
Coffee and Brewing
The coffee beans come from Roast Factory, a coffee roaster from The Hague. No second coffee roaster is mentioned in the examined public information. Data on coffee farms, countries of origin, importers, or direct trade relationships with producers are also absent.
The 2025 menu features standard espresso-based drinks. It includes espresso, double espresso, americano, espresso macchiato, cortado, cappuccino, flat white, latte, and latte macchiato. Additionally, decaffeinated coffee, an extra espresso shot, oat milk, and syrup are listed as options.
Filter coffee is also listed on the website and menu. However, the available information does not mention a specific manual brewing method, such as V60, Chemex, or AeroPress. Therefore, it is not possible to determine which equipment or recipe is used for the filter coffee.
The menu lists iced coffee, iced cappuccino, and iced latte for cold coffee drinks. No further details regarding the beans used, rotating coffee selections, or individual flavor profiles are publicly documented.
Local suppliers and waste reduction
Fleur’s Koffie states that it works with local suppliers and aims to keep waste to a minimum. The locally roasted coffee from Roast Factory is the most clearly documented example of this. A 2020 publication also mentioned tea from a specialty shop on the same street and cheese from a nearby cheese shop. The names of these suppliers were not disclosed.
The business profile also refers to collaborations with The Hague breweries and local wine companies. A complete overview of current partners is not available. The menu also features organic granola with a breakfast dish, but information about the producer or certification is missing.
No certifications such as Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, or organic certification have been recorded for the coffee itself. No public data has been found regarding the precise chain between producer, importer, roaster, and coffee bar. As a result, sustainability information remains limited to local sourcing and the stated goal of reducing waste.
Community role and activities
According to its own website, the space can be used for private celebrations and business meetings. There is no fixed public program of workshops, tastings, or exhibitions published. However, some individual events outside of regular operations have been documented.
On June 22, 2024, a performance by Jerry Velberg, also known as the Acoustic Troubadour, took place during Le Marie Marché. During the King’s Day program on Weimarstraat on April 26, 2025, Fleur’s Koffie participated with a DJ, a bar, and extended opening hours.
Media Mentions and Guides
The transition from Eef Koffie to Fleur’s Koffie received attention in Bart’s Boekje in February 2020. The establishment later also appeared in a neighborhood guide on DenHaag.com, a coffee bar overview by Weekends in The Hague, and a location profile on DagjeWeg.nl. Dutch Railways (NS) included the coffee bar in an article about a day in The Hague in April 2026.
These mentions show that the establishment appears in tourist and local overviews. Verified industry awards, competition results, or formal honors within the hospitality sector are not included in the available documentation.