Coffeeshop Amsterdam

Yes, Coffeeshop Amsterdam is located at Haarlemmerstraat 44 in Amsterdam. The shop is open daily from 8:00 to 1:00. You can find us in the heart of Amsterdam, just a few minutes' walk from Amsterdam Central Station and the Red Light District. The coffeeshop has three floors with seating for 90 guests.

Amsterdam Coffee is the term used for cannabis sold in Amsterdam coffeeshops, not actual coffee. As stated on the website, 'A coffeeshop, you just order coffee there, right? That's true everywhere in the world, except in Amsterdam. Our coffee is another word for the cannabis that is sold in coffeeshops in Amsterdam.' This makes Amsterdam Coffee a unique concept recognized worldwide.

The house rules include a minimum age of 18 years and a maximum purchase of 5 grams per person per day. Hard drugs are not allowed, and tobacco smoking is prohibited inside. The shop maintains a safe environment and welcomes only friendly people. You must be able to show valid ID proving you are 18 or older.

The coffeeshop serves fresh special cakes, Amsterdam's best milkshakes, fresh smoothies, and the best coffee in the city. They also offer great toasted sandwiches and fresh juices. Everything is made fresh daily, and you can view their full menu on the website. They also serve delicious hot chocolate milk.

Coffeeshop Amsterdam was originally known as De Dampkring, which opened in 1993. The shop gained international fame by winning the High Times Cannabis Cup in 1996 and 1997, and became widely known after appearing in the Hollywood movie Ocean's Twelve in 2004. In 2011, the Dampkring Haarlemmerstraat location was renamed to Coffeeshop Amsterdam.

Yes, the website mentions Amsterdam Genetics as 'an innovative company in high-quality cannabis seeds'. There is a dedicated section about Amsterdam Genetics on the website, and visitors are directed to visit amsterdamgenetics.com for more information about their cannabis seed products.

No, it is strictly forbidden to take Amsterdam Coffee (cannabis) outside of the Netherlands. The website clearly states 'Different rules apply in other countries. It is forbidden to take Amsterdam Coffee abroad.' Different countries have different laws, and transporting cannabis across borders is illegal.

The coffeeshop emphasizes responsible use with detailed guidelines on their website. They recommend starting with small amounts when trying something new, not using cannabis when pregnant, and avoiding use before driving, work, or school. Cannabis should not be combined with alcohol or other drugs, and users should be in a safe environment with friends nearby.