Bakkerij 't Stoepje in Wijk 02 Overwhere

For years, we have been able to buy the real Kroes Duivekaters here. What a luxury! We were always helped in a friendly manner, despite the crowds. Now this baker is closing the business due to reaching retirement age. We wish you all the best. But arrangements have been made to ensure that the Duivekaters will be available for sale at Bakker Kaandorp starting in 2025. Excellent. And yes, they cost €10.00—a fair price for such a delicious, large loaf. All the best, greetings from a true Duivekater Fan since 1950

I bought bread etc. here for the first time today. What struck me was that by late morning there was hardly anything left on the shelves and in the display case. So, very little choice. The bread is fine. The sausage rolls were not tasty; they were tasteless, soggy, and colorless, as if they had been underbaked... we didn't finish them completely. The shop interior is very old and unkempt. The employee was very friendly. I will keep it to a one-time visit.

While the menu has potential, the execution is disappointing. Dishes are often out of stock, and the cleaning service starts at 3 p.m., meaning you can't order everything. You keep hearing that they're "changing the menu." Furthermore, the customer service is lacking, and there seems to be little experience in the hospitality industry. It's a shame, because it could have been so much better. The older staff seem out of place and clearly lack experience in hospitality and service. P.S. I've never had such a flimsy toogoodtogo bag; it should be at least 15 euros, and it really wasn't 😂

On December 24th, I went to this bakery, or rather, I tried to. My children were in the shopping cart because the stroller had to stay home; otherwise, the groceries wouldn't fit in the car. The door said that shopping carts weren't allowed, but since there were only two people inside, I thought I'd quickly grab something. I was immediately told that the stroller had to stay outside. When I explained that I couldn't leave my children outside and that taking them outside wasn't an option (they take everything in the store), I received absolutely no empathy. They literally said, "You're welcome the rest of the year, but not today, this Christmas." Any further explanation I received was ignored. I truly felt unwelcome. What makes this even more galling: a twin stroller would have been even wider, and a simple solution like asking what I needed and quickly getting it wasn't even considered. Rules are rules, but a little humanity—especially around Christmas—is to be expected.

The Berliner doughnuts were very tasty!