Roxy

Set on Gerard Doustraat in Amsterdam’s De Pijp, Roxy sits in the older part of this lively southern neighborhood known for narrow streets, independent shops and a local, everyday feel. It’s a handy stop if you’re exploring Albert Cuyp Market or the Heineken Experience, both a short walk away. The area blends market bustle with small cafés and boutiques, giving Roxy a convenient base for a relaxed break on a day in De Pijp.

Roxy has been part of the street for more than fifteen years. Before the current name, the address traded as Ceko and, earlier, Sheiva, a local lineage that fits the street’s long-running mix of neighborhood spots.

Inside, Roxy keeps things homely and unpretentious. You buy at the counter by the entrance; through a back door is a simple, comfortable smoking room with chilled music. The mood is easygoing, the crowd a mix of locals and visitors, and the staff are happy to talk newcomers through the options, making it approachable for first-timers as well as regulars.

Cannabis Menu

Roxy is known for a long, varied menu that covers the Amsterdam classics alongside more up-to-date choices. The last published list featured staples like AK‑47, White Widow and Amnesia Haze, plus pricier Cali strains for those seeking something contemporary. On the hash side you’ll often find dry sifts and Beldia, including the house Roxy Gold, with pre-rolls and freshly baked space‑cake rounding things out. As with most shops, availability changes, but the idea stays the same: plenty of options under one roof.

A Great Stop in De Pijp

One of Roxy’s strengths is its location. De Pijp puts you close to big-name sights without leaving the neighborhood vibe behind. You can browse the Albert Cuyp stalls, drop into Roxy for a calm pause, then wander on to cafés and bakeries around the surrounding streets. If you want some green space, Sarphatipark is within walking distance for a quiet loop before continuing your day.

Another easy combo is pairing a visit with the Heineken Experience; the brewery museum and its canalside surroundings make a natural lead‑in or wrap‑up to a coffeeshop stop. With everything compact and walkable, you can fold Roxy into your route without detours.

Why Visit Roxy?

Roxy suits travelers who want a straightforward De Pijp coffeeshop with a friendly, low‑key atmosphere and guidance at the counter. It’s comfortable for couples, friends and small groups who prefer a simple, relaxed setting over a showy scene.

The balance of a great neighborhood address, approachable service and a broad, changeable menu makes Roxy an easy one to add to an Amsterdam itinerary - whether it’s your first coffeeshop visit or you know exactly what you like.