The coffee bars you simply have the visit this month are...

Bocca Coffee, Amsterdam
 
The time has finally come coffee lovers. The ‘Best Speciality Coffee Roaster’ in Europe – Bocca Coffee – has opened its very own shop. Conveniently situated in the centre of Amsterdam, this sophisticated venue may be spacious enough to hold workshops, but cleverly manages to maintain a cosy feel thanks to the warm tones of its Scandinavian-style furniture and abundance of wood.  
Blends from Ethiopia, Columbia and Brazil are on the menu, as well as a revitalising Coffee Tonic – a blissful marriage of chilled Kenyan filter coffee mixed with Mediterranean Fever Tree tonic.
Try it for yourself before the weather gets any colder.
bocca.nl

Crusio, Bergen op Zoom
 
If you’re looking for more than a caffeine-fix, then Crusio in the heart of Bergen op Zoom is the coffee bar for you. For over 100 years this iconic venue has been selling more than 200 flavours of homemade ice cream, and now offers freshly baked cake and an array of seasonal fresh loose teas too. Choose from white, green, oolong and black tea, as well as a whole host of herbs for infusions. We can’t forget about the coffee though...thankfully Crusio’s cappuccinos are just as delicious as its ice creams. We’ll take one of each please.
crusio.nl

The Village Coffee & Music, Utrecht
 
Our first love may be coffee, but it’s closely followed by music – making this venue a no-brainer for us. Born out of owners Angelo and Lennaert’s dream to create the perfect space for catching up with friends, listening to great music, and of course, drinking top-quality coffee, this uber-hip coffee bar is just what the people of Utrecht ordered. Don’t come here if you’re looking to work remotely though (there’s no Wifi or 3G) but do visit if you’re a fan of a Caffenation coffee blend or two.
thevillagecoffee.nl