Coffee shops and tea rooms Amsterdam

These sandwiches have been excellent and of consistent quality for years, and a connoisseur crowd flocks here every day. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, giving you the impression of being in a living room. It's great to sit on the popular sofa or gaze out of the window and watch the ballet of cyclists and tourists as you enjoy a tasty dessert. The broodjes are really delicious! Ideally located just a stone's throw from the Jewish quarter and with the Spinoza statue not far away. Puccini has been a unanimous favorite for years!

The Friedhats roaster opened his café (Fuku) in Amsterdam's West End. The café quickly established itself as a benchmark, offering a wide range of flavors and varieties, both espresso and filter. You can also enjoy excellent pastries and viennoiseries, but the star of the show is the petit noir in all its forms. As soon as the weather's fine, a small tree-lined courtyard awaits you. A popular, authentic address that's a must-see if you're in the neighborhood.

Just a stone's throw from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, this café is the ideal place to relax before diving into the city's museums. Uncommon welcomes you in a sober and warm atmosphere. The café offers delicious breakfasts with homemade granola, acai bowls or savory toasts with toppings to personalize. Each of these options is available in a vegan version. While the quality is undeniable, the bill can be a little steep. Reservations are not possible, and sometimes you'll have to wait a while.

An excellent little gallery in the Jordaan, not far from the Anne Frank House, in a very pleasant part of the district, where you can come for a good-quality, tightly-packed cup of coffee and visit an exhibition at the same time. The place is bright and modern, the decor minimalist. You can enjoy delicious, ultra-healthy powerbowls while sipping a homemade smoothie. A great idea for a champion's breakfast before hitting the canals! It's a prime address for inspiring telecommuting, right across the Prinsengracht.

An excellent little outdoor bar on Museum Square. Excellent coffees, waffles and muffins. Tourists and locals alike have a good time here as soon as the sun comes out. In sunny weather, it's a great place to enjoy breakfast in the open air before embarking on cultural visits or shopping in the city's southern district. At first glance, this address may seem too touristy, but it's actually of consistent quality. A good idea on the way out of the Rijksmuseum and before going to the Van Gogh Museum!

It's all in the name: this (unofficial) Scandinavian embassy is located at the foot of Sarphatipark, a stone's throw from the Albert Cuyp market. Here, you'll find the area's culinary classics in a zen-like setting that's a delight to eat and drink in. Fans of cinnamon will be delighted, as will fans of salmon toast. It's a pleasant address with a fine reputation in the neighborhood and beyond. The coffee is excellent and will refresh you during your breaks between visits. Takeaway available.