Stads-Koffyhuis

What Stads-Koffyhuis does

Stads-Koffyhuis is an independent, single-location Dutch café (koffyhuis) operating from Oude Delft 133 in the historic city center of Delft, Netherlands, with a disclosed headcount of 19. The business serves a standard café menu — breakfast (conscious, French, and group/pampering variants), lunch (soups, hamburgers, salads, omelets), traditional Dutch pancakes (pannenkoeken), coffee, tea, pastries, and other drinks — to walk-in local residents and tourists dining in, ordering for delivery, or reserving tables via an online reservation system. Ancillary revenue lines include meeting-room rental ('de Opkamer' and 'Op Kantoor'), digital gift cards (Digitale Kadobonnen), home delivery (Bezorgen), high-tea / group breakfast packages, and rotating in-venue art exhibitions.

The café's core operating assets are physical rather than technological: a heritage canal-side storefront, traditional pancake recipes, and a curated local supplier network anchored by Molen de Roos (a 1679-built windmill supplying pancake flour — the last of Delft's original 15 mills), Hoeve Biesland (organic dairy and beef), Holtkamp (meat), van Gelder (produce), Delftsche Knollaert, de Lelie, Hoeve Waterrijk, and Hanos for hospitality supplies. Distribution is direct-to-consumer through the storefront, with marketing reach via Facebook, Twitter, Tripadvisor, and partnerships with DO DELFT for bundled city walking and step tours. The underlying technology is a basic SME website stack supporting menu display, reservations, online ordering, and digital gift vouchers — there is no platform-plus-modules architecture and no proprietary technology disclosed.

The business model is transactional and pay-as-you-go on F&B sales, supplemented by one-time fees for meeting-room rental and stored-value gift cards. Customer segments are horizontal: local residents, tourists, small groups (reservations up to 10 persons and 10+), and B2B meeting-room clients. Stads-Koffyhuis is privately held, with no institutional investors, parent company, or funding rounds disclosed; it operates as a traditional horeca establishment.

Name

Stads-Koffyhuis

Legal name

Stads-Koffyhuis

Website

https://stads-koffyhuis.nl

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Stads-Koffyhuis is an independent single-location Dutch café on the Oude Delft canal in Delft, Netherlands, serving breakfast, lunch, traditional pancakes, and coffee to local residents and tourists, with ancillary meeting-room, delivery, and digital gift-card revenue.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Café and Restaurant Hospitality

NAICS

Full-Service Restaurants (722511), Restaurants and Other Eating Places (72251)

SIC

Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810), Retail-Eating Places (5812)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYTHAFAFAG

Cafe-Bakeries (Bakery + Coffee/Foodservice)

Travel & Hospitality/Foodservice & Beverage (Restaurants, Cafes, Bars)/Bakeries & Patisseries

SECONDARYTHAFABAL

Breakfast & Brunch Fast Casual

Travel & Hospitality/Foodservice & Beverage (Restaurants, Cafes, Bars)/Fast Casual Restaurants

SECONDARYTHAFACAJ

All-Day Dining Restaurants

Travel & Hospitality/Foodservice & Beverage (Restaurants, Cafes, Bars)/Full-Service Restaurants (Casual & Fine Dining)

Keywords

• Traditional Dutch café
• Pancake restaurant
• Breakfast and lunch service
• Café hospitality
• Meeting room rental

Headquarters

HQ city

Delft

HQ country

Netherlands

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Food and beverage sales: Direct sales of prepared food and drinks to customers dining in or ordering for delivery. Menu includes breakfast, lunch, pancakes (pannenkoeken), coffee, tea, and pastries.
2. Meeting room rentals: Rental of meeting space 'de Opkamer' for business meetings and events.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Stads-Koffyhuis is a single-location traditional Dutch café and restaurant at Oude Delft 133 in Delft, Netherlands, serving breakfast, lunch, Dutch pancakes (pannenkoeken), coffee, tea, sandwiches, and pastries to walk-in, reserved, and delivery customers. It also rents a meeting room ("de Opkamer") for small business meetings and events and sells digital gift cards. The menu emphasizes locally sourced ingredients, including flour from the historic Molen de Roos windmill and organic dairy from Hoeve Biesland.

Product overview

Stads-Koffyhuis is a traditional café and restaurant located in Delft, Netherlands. The company operates a single physical establishment offering a unified hospitality experience that includes dine-in service, online ordering, delivery, and event hosting. Its product portfolio consists of food and beverage offerings (breakfast, lunch, pancakes, sandwiches, coffee, tea, drinks, pastries), reservation services, meeting room facilities, and digital gift products. There is no platform-plus-modules architecture — the offerings are integrated under one brand at a single location.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Ontbijtjes (Breakfast Menu) Breakfast service offering a range of breakfast options (conscious/French/indulgent breakfasts, egg dishes) sourced with local ingredients, sold to walk-in and reserved customers at the Delft café.
• Lunch Menu Lunch service offering soups, hamburgers, salads, and omelets to dine-in customers at the Delft café.
• Pannenkoeken (Dutch Pancakes) Signature Dutch pancake offering made with flour from the historic 1679 Molen de Roos windmill, served with sweet, savory, and seasonal toppings to café customers.
• Vergaderruimte "de Opkamer" (Meeting Room Rental) Rental of the upstairs "de Opkamer" meeting room at the Delft café for business meetings and small private events, available to small businesses, freelancers, and groups.
• Digitale Kadobonnen (Digital Gift Cards) Digital gift cards / vouchers sold through the Stads-Koffyhuis website that customers can purchase for gifting and redeem in the café.
• Bezorgen (Delivery Service) Delivery service for café food and beverages ordered online through the Stads-Koffyhuis website, available to customers in and around Delft.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Molen de RooscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNearby historic windmill (built 1679) providing flour for traditional Dutch pancakes. Molen de Roos is the only remaining mill of the 15 that Delft once had.
• Hoeve BieslandcoreOthersOrganic farm supplier providing biological yoghurt and 100% organic beef. Featured on supplier page with dedicated description.
• van GelderminorOthersFruit and vegetable supplier listed on supplier page.
• HoltkampminorOthersMeat supplier listed on supplier page.
• de LelieminorOthersSupplier listed on supplier page.
• Leo van VlietminorOthersSupplier listed on supplier page.
• HanosminorOthersHospitality supplier listed on supplier page.
• Hoeve WaterrijkminorOthersSupplier listed on supplier page.
• Delftsche KnollaertminorOthersSupplier listed on supplier page.
• DO DELFTminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCity walking tours and step tours offered in partnership with DO DELFT, allowing customers to combine café visits with city exploration.
• John FrumauminorOthersArtist exhibiting photographs at the café from May 20 to July 1. Exhibition features spider webs, broken light, and geometric forms.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Bagels & Beans: Dutch café chain serving coffee, breakfast, lunch and bakery items in a casual sit-down format. Directly comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis on core menu categories (coffee, breakfast, lunch, pastries) and café format, with broader geographic reach.
• De Pannenkoekenbakker: Dutch specialty pancake concept focusing on traditional and artisanal pannenkoeken. Most direct comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis's pancake specialty, sharing the heritage-Dutch pancake product positioning.
• Dudok: Dutch all-day café-restaurant chain known for apple pie and a full breakfast/lunch/dinner menu in heritage-style locations. Comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis as a Dutch café concept offering breakfast, lunch, coffee and pastries in a historic-city setting, with broader scale (multiple locations) than the subject.
• Anne&Max: Dutch specialty coffee and brunch café chain with all-day breakfast, lunch, pastries and meeting-friendly spaces. Comparable on product mix (coffee, breakfast, lunch, pastries), daypart coverage and use of cafés as work/social spaces.
• De Veldkeuken: Amsterdam-based farm-to-table café-restaurant emphasizing local, organic Dutch suppliers. Highly comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis in its focus on named local artisan suppliers (e.g., Hoeve Biesland-style partnerships), breakfast/lunch menu, and heritage-quality positioning.
• Lebkov & Sons: Urban Dutch coffee-and-food café brand combining specialty coffee with a breakfast/lunch menu and bakery items. Comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis's koffyhuis identity with coffee-and-food pairing.

Emerging players

• Bakkerij Blom: Heritage Dutch bakery-café combining in-store baking with coffee/lunch service in a historic setting. Comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis as a Dutch bakery-café heritage concept, though smaller scale and more retail-bakery-weighted.
• Van der Linde Pannenkoeken (Pancake restaurants Netherlands): Dutch pannenkoekenhuis (pancake restaurant) operator. Comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis on the signature pancake offering and Dutch family-style dining format, though typically larger-format and more tourist-oriented.

Regional players

• 't Klooster Delft: Hospitality and events venue in a historic Delft monastery. Comparable as a heritage Delft hospitality location competing for the same tourist and local dining/events demand, though oriented more toward large events than a café format.
• Vlaams Cultuurhuis De Brakke Grond area cafés (Amsterdam): Brakke Grond is a Flemish-Dutch cultural venue combining art exhibitions with a café/bar. Comparable to Stads-Koffyhuis's combination of art exhibitions (e.g., John Frumau) and a café/dining experience, though not a commercial restaurant peer.

Market position

Strengths1 record

Weaknesses1 record

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/stadskoffyhuis
• Facebookfacebook.com/stadskoffyhuis
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/stads-koffyhuis

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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