De Supermarkt

Set on Frederik Hendrikstraat in the quiet, residential Frederik Hendrikbuurt of Amsterdam West, De Supermarkt sits just beyond the bustle of the canal ring while still within easy reach of the centre. The surrounding streets are neighbourhood in feel, with small cafés, local shops and quick access to parks and waterways. It’s a handy stop when you’re exploring Westerpark or heading towards Oud-West and De Hallen.

De Supermarkt opened in September 2000 and took its name from being squeezed between two large supermarkets. Today it’s part of a small family of coffeeshops that includes Siberië, and it keeps the same low-key, friendly spirit. Inside you’ll find a modern, bright and spacious setting with lounge music in the background and a well-stocked rack of reading material that invites you to linger. Every six weeks the walls host a new exhibition by young artists, continuing a tradition shared with its sister shop. There is also a dedicated smoking room where mixing with tobacco is allowed.

The crowd at De Supermarkt is mostly local and mellow, with a welcoming tone that works for first-timers as well as regulars who prefer an unfussy neighbourhood spot. If you like accessible places that focus on a comfortable visit rather than a showy scene, this is very much that kind of coffeeshop.

Cannabis Menu

De Supermarkt’s menu covers the essentials: a rotating selection of flower and hash, alongside familiar options like pre-rolls and occasional edibles. The emphasis is on everyday quality and value rather than hype, with clear listings that make it easy to choose by taste or preference. It’s a straightforward, confidence-building menu that suits visitors who appreciate good products at fair prices over a flashy lineup.

A Great Stop in Frederik Hendrikbuurt

Frederik Hendrikbuurt sits just west of the Jordaan, making De Supermarkt a convenient pause on a day spent between the canals and Amsterdam West. Combine a visit with a walk to Westerpark for green space and the cultural venues of the Westergas complex, or head south-west towards Oud-West and De Hallen for food stands, cinema and design shops. Staying closer to home, the immediate area offers easy-going neighbourhood cafés and short, pleasant canal-side strolls.

Why Visit De Supermarkt?

De Supermarkt is for travellers who want a relaxed, local-minded coffeeshop in Amsterdam West. The bright, comfortable interior, soft background music and rotating art give it a lived-in, welcoming feel, while the tobacco-friendly smoking room adds convenience for those who need it.

If you’re building an itinerary in the west of the city, De Supermarkt is an easy recommendation: a dependable stop with a mellow crowd, good value on the menu and a location that pairs naturally with Westerpark or an outing to De Hallen.