Café · Grachtengordel
Café Brecht
A cozy living-room-style café near Rijksmuseum featuring mismatched vintage furniture, extensive German beer selection including Augustiner, and ramshackle bohemian charm.
Opening status unconfirmed
Amsterdam’s specialty coffee scene grew up alongside its third-wave roasters in the early 2010s, and the result is a city that takes a flat white as seriously as a genever. This list focuses on cafés that roast their own beans or pull single-origin espresso to a standard you’d recognise in Melbourne or Oslo — Back to Black on Weteringstraat, the lab-style Lot Sixty One on Kinkerstraat, Coffee & Coconuts in De Pijp, Scandinavian Embassy on Sarphatipark, and the original Bocca on Kerkstraat. Each venue page covers seating, laptop policy, and what they actually do better than anyone else.
4 places
Tours · De Pijp
Sir Jaba is a coffee shop in Amsterdam's Jordaan neighborhood known for its commitment to sustainability, unique atmosphere, and delicious coffee.
Opening status unconfirmed
Café · De Pijp
Clay Coffee is a cafe and pottery studio in Amsterdam's De Pijp neighborhood that combines specialty coffee sourced from AMOC with creative ceramic workshops.
Opening status unconfirmed
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