Closest Coffeeshops to Bloemenmarkt (Floating Flower Market)

Reguliersdwarsstraat 29, Amsterdam 1017 BJ

Easy Times 2 on Reguliersdwarsstraat (4.8★, 622+ reviews) brings the family-run Easy Times brand to the famous Secret Village street — known as Amsterdam's LGBTQ+ nightlife hub. Opened in 2021, the two-floor shop features a small terrace and a modern, welcoming interior. The menu offers a wide selection with quality flower across multiple tiers. The location on Reguliersdwarsstraat puts it at the epicenter of the city's LGBTQ+ scene, directly opposite The Otherside. The staff are notably welcoming and inclusive. A strong recommendation for damlive.com readers exploring the Secret Village.

Handboogstraat 29, 1012 XM Amsterdam

Dampkring is perhaps Amsterdam's most visually recognizable coffeeshop — the original Prinsengracht location with its iconic neon sign, mismatched retro furniture, and film cameo pedigree (it featured in *Ocean's Twelve*). But beyond the Instagram backdrop, Dampkring maintains a serious flower program that spans Dutch classics and seasonal craft drops. The menu is broad without being overwhelming, with reliable stalwarts like White Choco, Laughing Buddha, and Amnesia Haze sitting alongside rotating exclusives from partner growers. Hash selection is decent, with more focus on traditional Moroccan than modern solventless. The shop draws a healthy mix of informed tourists and locals, creating a convivial atmosphere at peak hours. Prices are fair for the quality and location. While purists might argue it coasts on reputation, Dampkring remains a genuinely good all-rounder that works for nearly every type of damlive.com visitor — first-timer and veteran alike.

Reguliersdwarsstraat 6, 1017 BM Amsterdam

The Otherside on Reguliersdwarsstraat has been an LGBTQ+ friendly fixture since the 1980s, offering a warm, inclusive "living room" atmosphere with eclectic artwork and a resident cat named Antonio. The menu features 28 items including 14 weeds, 7 hashes, and edibles — including a famous space cake that's consistently recommended. Orange Bud is a house specialty. The staff create a genuinely welcoming environment that makes everyone feel at home. The Otherside is more than a coffeeshop — it's a community institution. An essential recommendation for damlive.com readers seeking inclusion and character.

Reguliersdwarsstraat 70, 1017 BN Amsterdam

Free I on Reguliersdwarsstraat (4.5★) has been a fixture since 1985, specializing in hash with one of the most carefully curated selections in the city center. The interior is cozy and welcoming with comfortable seating and a relaxed energy. The hash menu is the star: well-sourced Moroccan, Afghan, and European artisan options that draw connoisseurs from across the city. The flower menu is strong but secondary to the hash program. The staff are knowledgeable about hashish production methods and provenance. Free I is an essential recommendation for damlive.com readers who prioritize hash quality above all else.

Amstel 8, 1017 AA Amsterdam

Old Church 2 on Amstel (4.8★, 860+ reviews) occupies a unique position in Amsterdam's coffeeshop landscape as the only shop with a free rosin press — customers can purchase hash and press their own solventless concentrate on the spot at no extra charge. The interior is modern and clean with painted glass art of Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix. The menu covers all tiers from budget to premium, with Cali strains up to €30/g. A few outdoor seats overlook the Amstel. The free rosin press alone makes this a must-visit for concentrate enthusiasts.

Regulierssteeg 2, Amsterdam 1017 CP

Saint on Regulierssteeg is a compact shop in a narrow alley off Rembrandtplein, offering a surprisingly comfortable interior that makes good use of limited space. The location attracts a mix of locals cutting through the alley and tourists discovering it by chance. The menu is well-curated with a focus on quality over quantity — expected Dutch classics and a carefully chosen hash selection. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Saint fills a useful niche for damlive.com's coverage of the Rembrandtplein area, offering a calmer alternative to the busy square's louder shops.