Coffee Bars in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam you drink coffee in a coffee bar or café. Coffeeshops have a completely different function. As the Dutch are in the top five of coffee drinking nations, coffee bars are ubiquitous in Amsterdam. If you have asked for ‘koffie’ you are most likely to get black coffee with sugar and coffee cream, along with a biscuit. Dutch cafés also serve cappuccino, espresso and other Italian-style coffees. In fact, the Dutch are very fond of their morning or after dinner coffee.
Coffee with a wedge of apple pie is so typically Dutch that foreigners often think there are no other pastries. Drink your cappuccino, espresso or latte at one of the many café terraces with canal view. Soak up the sun, chat with your neighbour or indulge in people watching.
Coffeeshop versus Coffee Bar
Do not confuse a coffee bar with a coffeeshop. Coffeeshop means that this place sells weed. This doesn’t mean that weed is the only thing you can buy here. Coffeeshops also sell soft drinks – never alcohol - and snacks. However, if you want a cup of coffee look for...
Space Cake in Kadinsky Coffeeshop
Tucked away in an alley near Spui in Amsterdam, Kadinsky Coffeeshop is a great place to chill out. Especially, when you grab a seat at the bench in front of the window. This is the perfect place to watch tourists, locals and cyclists battle through the small alley....
Café de Jaren
The canal-side patio of Café De Jaren in Amsterdam is chic, elegant and popular. This is the place-to-be on a balmy summer evening. The view of the Amstel River is breathtaking. De Jaren is a household name in Amsterdam; tourists and locals know how to find their way...
Koffiehuis de Hoek
Koffiehuis De Hoek translates into English as Coffee House the Corner and rightly so. This charming little café is located at the corner of Reestraat and Prinsengracht right in the middle of the Nine Streets shopping area; the ideal place for a pit stop during...
Goodies Food and Drinks
You will find many tantalizing goodies at Goodies in Amsterdam. This is the perfect café to stop by for a coffee or sandwich lunch. Prime location – right in the middle of the Nine Streets shopping area. Have your coffee al fresco and watch shoppers, cyclists and...
Coffeeshop versus Coffee Bar
Do not confuse a coffee bar with a coffeeshop. Coffeeshop means that this place sells weed. This doesn’t mean that weed is the only thing you can buy here. Coffeeshops also sell soft drinks – never alcohol - and snacks. However, if you want a cup of coffee look for...
Stretch your Budget in Eetcafé Latei
Is your passion shopping and chocolate cake? And have you just discovered that your budget is shrinking? Are those luxuries no longer affordable for you and are you now looking for a cheap eat and a budget place to shop? Eetcafé Latei in Amsterdam is both and a...
Space Cake in Kadinsky Coffeeshop
Tucked away in an alley near Spui in Amsterdam, Kadinsky Coffeeshop is a great place to chill out. Especially, when you grab a seat at the bench in front of the window. This is the perfect place to watch tourists, locals and cyclists battle through the small alley....
Café de Jaren
The canal-side patio of Café De Jaren in Amsterdam is chic, elegant and popular. This is the place-to-be on a balmy summer evening. The view of the Amstel River is breathtaking. De Jaren is a household name in Amsterdam; tourists and locals know how to find their way...
Koffiehuis de Hoek
Koffiehuis De Hoek translates into English as Coffee House the Corner and rightly so. This charming little café is located at the corner of Reestraat and Prinsengracht right in the middle of the Nine Streets shopping area; the ideal place for a pit stop during...
De Taart van mijn Tante
De Taart van mijn Tante is the only cake parlour in Amsterdam – a tearoom in retro style with wall decoration from the 1970s with kitschy lamps and other period pieces. Indulge in scrumptious cakes washed down by cups of tea or coffee. If you have something to...