Warda Van Woustraat

Warda Van Woustraat sits on Van Woustraat in Amsterdam's De Pijp, in the newer, more residential half of the neighbourhood just east of the Albert Cuyp Market. The area feels lively and local rather than touristy, with long streets of everyday shops, cafés and small restaurants that keep an easy daytime rhythm and a neighbourhood buzz in the evening. Warda Van Woustraat has operated here since 1988. Before the current name, the address housed a coffeeshop called Deel Twee, a reminder that Van Woustraat has long been part of Amsterdam's cannabis scene. There's also a sister shop, Warda 2, over in Amsterdam-Oost on Javastraat, but this De Pijp branch is the one many locals know from their regular rounds.

From the street it looks understated, but step inside and the space opens up. At the back there's a lounge with Moroccan-style couches, touches of neon and wood, and beyond it a second enclosed smoking room where tobacco is allowed. The feel is friendly and unpretentious, with staff often noted for helpful, straightforward service. Thanks to the separate spaces, it works both for quick in-and-out visits and for a relaxed sit-down.

Cannabis Menu

The board is broad and clearly laid out, with sativas and indicas priced by the gram and options to buy three or five grams, alongside rotating exotic Cali strains and weekly deals. House-made Moroccan hash is a point of pride here, including Warda Kings and Warda Major, plus sift hash for a different texture. There are pre-rolls in packs of five or ten for a simple grab-and-go choice, and Sweet Sins edibles with printed dosing so you can pick confidently for your tolerance.

A Great Stop in De Pijp

De Pijp is made for wandering, and the location makes it easy to pair a visit with other neighbourhood highlights. The Albert Cuyp Market is a short stroll away for snacks and street life, while Sarphatipark offers a quiet breather nearby. Van Woustraat and nearby Ferdinand Bolstraat are lined with casual eateries and cafés, ideal for a light bite before or after your stop. If you're walking from the centre towards the Amstel, this is a handy, less touristy detour that still keeps you close to the city's main sights.

Why Visit Warda Van Woustraat

This coffeeshop suits travellers who want a neighbourhood spot with decades of experience, an easygoing lounge and a separate tobacco-friendly room. The staff's approachable manner and practical layout make it simple whether you plan to sit or just pick up and go. The wide-ranging menu, from flowers to house Moroccan hash and clearly dosed edibles, means groups with different tastes can all find something that works, making it a smart stop on any Amsterdam itinerary.