Stone's

Set on Ruysdaelkade at the northern edge of De Pijp, Stone's sits on a quiet canal a short stroll from the Museumplein. This part of Amsterdam mixes local life with easy access to big sights: houseboats bob along the quay, cyclists glide past, and just a few streets deeper into De Pijp you hit the neighbourhood’s lively food-and-bar scene.

The Stone's name is well known in Amsterdam. For years it traded in the centre on Warmoesstraat as Stone's Corner; today the focus is here in De Pijp, in a spot that previously housed the Kabouter coffeeshop. The move has given Stone's a more local, less touristy feel while staying convenient for visitors exploring the museums or the Heineken Experience.

Inside, Stone's keeps things straightforward: a cosy smoking area and an easygoing, friendly atmosphere. It suits first‑timers who want guidance as much as regulars who just want a relaxed break. Expect a mixed crowd of neighbours and travellers drawn by the quieter setting compared with the old city centre.

Cannabis Menu

Stone's centres its menu on flower from selected local growers, complemented by classic Dutch hash and a rotating range of imported hashes. You’ll usually find pre‑rolls for a quick, no‑fuss option, and the focus is on consistent quality without overwhelming the board. It’s a practical, balanced selection that makes it simple to choose whether you prefer a fresh local strain or something resin‑rich.

A Great Stop in De Pijp

Location is a real plus here. De Pijp is one of Amsterdam’s most flavourful quarters, packed with eateries from every corner of the world and small cafés on nearly every block. Albert Cuypmarkt is close by for a wander and a bite, and Museumplein - with the Rijksmuseum and other major institutions - is just to the north. The Heineken Experience lies to the west, making Stone’s a handy pause before or after a tour.

You can combine a visit to Stone’s with a lap of the market, a leisurely canal walk, or an afternoon among the museums, then drift back into De Pijp for dinner and drinks. The mix of a calm canal setting and lively streets nearby makes it an easy fit in a day of exploring.

Why Visit Stone's?

Stone’s is for travellers who want a relaxed, neighbourhood coffeeshop rather than a hectic centre‑city stop. The familiar name, now rooted in De Pijp, brings experience without the fuss.

With its canal‑side spot, friendly vibe and a clear, quality‑first menu - local flower, Dutch and imported hash, plus pre‑rolls - Stone’s is well worth adding to an Amsterdam itinerary, especially if you’re pairing cannabis with markets, museums and a taste of everyday city life.