Lola’s--Bikes and Coffee

Original al menos. Esa combinación de almacén industrial, cafetería y tienda de bicicletas hace curiosa la estancia, tanto, que no sabes qué pedir o qué hacer. Llaman la atención las bicicletas con enormes ruedas, como si fueran ruedas de motos. ¿Las venderán?
En nuestro caso, decidimos entrar para, además de tomarnos un café, preguntar si alquilaban bicicletas. El café estaba bueno, con su chupito de agua y todo. Por desgracia no alquilaban bicicletas, así que las que veíamos estaban tan solo a la venta, aunque tal vez también hicieran reparaciones.
Por lo menos la chica que nos atendió fue muy amable y, el café aunque caro, no estaba malo. Tal vez podamos repetir.

Very good coffee, friendly staff, and lots of cool things to peruse like beautiful bikes, accessories, and books. They don’t have WiFi here but I guess that it gives the place character!

Wonderfully quirky shop with absolutely mind-​blowingly good coffee. It comes with my highest recommendation to check out. Favorite spot in the city!

My friend accidentally stumbled onto this coffeeplace, as this is not on our usual route. I’m not specifically crazy about cycling (eventhough I do it everyday), but the cycly-​setting did not intimidate us. We settled ourselves on the Chesterfield in the back, as my little girls were entertained by the kids’ bikes on site.
The coffees were costumizable (I had a Latte+Chocolate) and my friend dared to consume a Biker’s Juice (it looked like blended seaweed and tasted superhealthy, meaning the taste is indiscribable (therefore it must be healthy)).
Assorted costumers; accomplished businesspeople aswell as happy hipsters.
Friendly service.
Sadly it wasn’t until our way out that I noticed there. Was. Cake… And it looked mouthwatering… So we will be taking this alternative route more often; to taste all different cake-​variations AND soak up the relaxed atmosphere!

Great coffee, wonderful espresso, Shame that they only sell cakes, and no croissants etc…

Found this café on my first day in The Hague and the coffee is excellent! The shop opens from 8am on weekdays and a bit later on weekends. Great atmosphere especially if you are a bike lover. They only serve coffee and cake, no hot food. Free wifi for travelers.

I found the coffee here to be absolutely fantastic. Plus it is the only coffee place that I could find in The Hague suggested on Unilocal that was open before 10am so Lola’s gets an extra star for that! My husband enjoyed reading the books on bikes, while I sunk my teeth into the most delicious apple pie with oatbran. All whilst listening to the sounds of Angus and Julia Stone (Australia musicians). Oh, what a perfect morning. See you tomorrow Lola’s, and every time we are in The Hague.

By relative Hague standards, Lola’s coffee is great. It ranks somewhere in the top 2 – 3 coffee joints in the area. That doesn’t mean the coffee here is phenomenal, it just means coffee in the Hague is generally bad and that there are relatively few places (including this one) where you can find a decent cup. There’s an argument to be made that the coffee at La Mano Maestra is equal to or superior to Lola’s. Given that they are located virtually across the street from one another, I’ll allow the reader to try both and decide.

Visiting the Hague, one of the world’s great cities and found LOLA’s Bikes and Coffee. Totally great vibe and better still great coffee. Had coffee there today and a woman pulls up in a monster bike, which looked homemade, and needed a tune up. There was a box for her little boy to sit over the front wheel. At the back, lots of baggage space. Everyone in the Hague rides bikes. Low carbon footprint here. At Lola’s they seem to do bike repair on the spot and they bring their clients a free cappuccino while they wait. I highly recommend this amazing spot in the Hague. Am going for coffee there tomorrow and to rent a bicycle built for two. Yes, they rent bikes too!!!