Specialty Coffee Cafés in Amsterdam: A Planning Guide With Official Links

Specialty Coffee Cafés in Amsterdam: A Planning Guide With Official Links

This is a limited planning guide to specialty-coffee cafés, not Amsterdam’s cannabis coffeeshops. It does not rank businesses, report staff visits, or assess drinks. The entries below are a small sample of businesses with public official information checked on 22 September 2026.

Check before you go: Addresses, opening hours, menus, payment methods, accessibility, reservations and temporary closures can change. Use the official link for each business to confirm the details that matter for your visit.

The listings are grouped only by the locations that businesses publish themselves; they are not intended as a route or a claim about the city’s best area for coffee.

Amsterdam Centraal, Sarphatipark and other published addresses

LOT61 Coffee Roasters

LOT61’s official locations page lists an Amsterdam Centraal Station location at Oosterdoksstraat 4, as well as Amsterdam locations on Kinkerstraat and Hendrik Jacobszstraat. The same page separately lists the LOT61 Roastery at Archangelkade 17. For a central-station stop, use the official page to confirm the outlet and its current service details.

Scandinavian Embassy

Scandinavian Embassy lists its café at Sarphatipark 34, 1072 PB Amsterdam. The business says its coffee programme highlights specialty roasters from Scandinavia and that it also offers homemade pastries. Its official site is the appropriate place to check current hours and the day’s offering.

White Label Coffee

White Label Coffee identifies itself as a specialty-coffee roaster from Amsterdam. Its official contact information lists White Label West at Jan Evertsenstraat 136 and White Label Noord at Zonneplein 4, with a separately listed roastery at Jan van Breemenstraat 1. Confirm which location suits your plans directly with the business.

Screaming Beans

Screaming Beans describes itself as an Amsterdam-based specialty-coffee brand that roasts 100% organic specialty coffee. The business says it operates three specialty-coffee bars in central Amsterdam; its official location information should be used to identify the current bar addresses and service details.

Bocca Coffee

Bocca Coffee lists its Amsterdam espresso bar at Kerkstraat 96. The company describes its work as spanning direct procurement, roasting and packaging. Check Bocca’s official site before making a special trip, particularly for current opening information and any requirements that may affect your visit.

Using this guide

This selection is deliberately narrow rather than a citywide directory. A business is included because its official site published Amsterdam visitor information or a clear statement of its coffee focus when this page was reviewed. A listing is not an endorsement, a quality comparison or a guarantee that a venue will be open. If the official page does not provide the information you need, contact the business directly before travelling.

Source notes

The factual statements in this guide are limited to the official pages linked in each entry. Those pages, rather than third-party listings or this article, are the source to rely on for live operational information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a guide to Amsterdam cannabis coffeeshops?

No. This page is limited to specialty-coffee cafés and coffee businesses. It does not cover cannabis coffeeshops, and it does not rank the coffee businesses listed.

Where can I confirm a café’s current Amsterdam address and opening information?

Use the official business pages linked in the guide. For example, LOT61’s locations page and White Label Coffee’s contact information publish location details; confirm current hours, access and service arrangements directly before travelling.

Which listed business has a published Amsterdam Centraal Station location?

LOT61 lists LOT61 Amsterdam Centraal Station at Oosterdoksstraat 4. Check the official page immediately before your visit because operating details can change.

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