Coffeeshop de Supermarkt, Frederik Hendrikbuurt, De Hallen and the Foodhallen
De Supermarkt is on the Frederik Hendrikstraat in the Frederik Hendrikbuurt, just west of the Jordaan. This guide covers the neighbourhood and De Hallen, a former tram depot turned culture hub nearby.
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About the Frederik Hendrikbuurt
The Frederik Hendrikbuurt is a late-19th-century residential neighbourhood in Amsterdam-West, built just outside the Singelgracht. It is known for its brick apartment blocks, local shops and the green Frederik Hendrikplantsoen.
What is De Hallen?
De Hallen is a former tram depot, in use from 1905 and now a national monument. After a renovation it reopened in 2014 as a cultural centre with a cinema, a library, a hotel, workshops and shops under one roof.
The Foodhallen
The Foodhallen is an indoor food market inside De Hallen, with a range of food stalls and bars. It is a popular meeting spot in Amsterdam-West.
Markets nearby
The Ten Katemarkt, a neighbourhood street market, is right next to De Hallen.
Walking route
- Start at Frederik Hendrikstraat 69.
- Walk south through the Frederik Hendrikbuurt and past the Bellamyplein area.
- Arrive at De Hallen on the Hannie Dankbaarpassage.
- Finish at the Ten Katemarkt next door.
Questions people ask
How far is De Supermarkt from the Foodhallen?
Within walking distance, south through the neighbourhood.
What is De Hallen in Amsterdam?
A former tram depot, reopened in 2014 as a culture hub with a cinema, library, hotel and the Foodhallen.
Is De Supermarkt near the Jordaan?
Yes, the Frederik Hendrikbuurt lies just west of the Jordaan, across the Singelgracht.
Plan your visit
Coffeeshop de Supermarkt is open daily 09:00–00:00. 18+ with original ID. For directions see getting there and the shop page.