Your coffee stop can begin with the beans at Van Gogh. In a historic Pietermaai building, a café and working roastery bring the process behind your cup a little closer.

About this restaurant

Van Gogh Coffee at Pietermaai 25 houses Curaçao Island Coffee Roasters. The city roastery opened here in 2022, adding another reason to visit beyond ordering your usual espresso or cappuccino.

Green coffee beans are imported and roasted on Curaçao. The distinction matters when choosing a souvenir: this is locally roasted coffee, not a claim that the beans were grown on the island. You can buy beans or ground coffee to take home. Tell the team how you make coffee so they can help you choose a suitable option.

The café also offers food, including breakfast, lunch and pastries. Indoor seating and a terrace make it possible to stay, while the drive-through suits a takeaway stop.

If you are curious about roasting, ask whether anything is happening during your visit. A working roastery does not mean a demonstration is available whenever you arrive. More about the beans and roasting approach is available from [Curaçao Island Coffee Roasters](https://curacaoisland.coffee/).

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What we think

This is a particularly interesting choice if you enjoy knowing more about what is in your cup. We would ask about the available coffees, try one before buying a bag and use the visit to discover a flavour we would not normally order.