Coffeeshop de Supermarkt opening hours: when is it open?
Coffeeshop de Supermarkt is on the Frederik Hendrikstraat in the Frederik Hendrikbuurt, just west of the Jordaan. It is open every day from 09:00 to 00:00. This guide covers the opening hours, visiting early or late, and what to know before you go.
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What are the opening hours of Coffeeshop de Supermarkt?
De Supermarkt is open daily from 09:00 to 00:00, seven days a week.

Is it open late?
De Supermarkt closes at 00:00. Siberië and Loft stay open until 01:00 if you are out later.

Visiting early or late
Opening is at 09:00. Everyone needs to be 18 or older and show an original ID at the door, at any hour. De Supermarkt has seating; if you stay inside, the house rule is to buy a drink, and the maximum stay is 2.5 hours.

Holidays and changes
The shop's own page and its Google listing show any change to the regular hours. Check them before a visit on a public holiday.
Step by step
- Plan your visit between 09:00 and 00:00.
- Bring an original passport, driving licence or EU ID card.
- Go to Frederik Hendrikstraat 69HS, 1052 HL Amsterdam.
- Show your ID at the door.
- Follow the house rules: no alcohol, no tobacco.
Questions people ask
What time does Coffeeshop de Supermarkt open?
09:00, every day.
What time does Coffeeshop de Supermarkt close?
00:00, every day.
Is Coffeeshop de Supermarkt open on Sundays?
Yes. It is open daily from 09:00 to 00:00.
Do I need ID at night too?
Yes. ID is checked at the door at every hour.
Can I pay by card at Coffeeshop de Supermarkt?
Yes. Cash, debit card (pin) and credit card are accepted.
Plan your visit
Coffeeshop de Supermarkt, Frederik Hendrikstraat 69HS, 1052 HL Amsterdam. Open daily 09:00–00:00. Telephone +31 20 486 2497. For directions see getting there and the shop page.
Getting there and transport connections
From Amsterdam Centraal, visitors can take tram 13 towards Geuzenveld to the De Clercqstraat stop, which takes about 15 minutes, followed by a 5-minute walk north up Frederik Hendrikstraat. Alternatively, tram 3 stops at Frederik Hendrikplantsoen and Hugo de Grootplein, both within a 2 to 3-minute walk. Note that tram 3 currently terminates at Frederik Hendrikplantsoen due to GVB roadworks scheduled until 1 March 2027. Walking from Amsterdam Centraal takes about 30 minutes, while cycling takes about 10 minutes, with bike racks available on Frederik Hendrikstraat. Street parking in this residential neighbourhood is paid and limited, so checking parkeren.amsterdam.nl is necessary, making public transport or bike the practical option.
Surrounding neighbourhood and nearby locations
The Frederik Hendrikbuurt lies between the Singelgracht and the Kostverlorenvaart, built around the Frederik Hendrikplantsoen park. Several notable locations are within walking distance from Frederik Hendrikstraat 69HS:
- Frederik Hendrikplantsoen: 3 minutes away, the neighbourhood park the area is named after.
- Jordaan: about an 8-minute walk east across the water via the De Wittenkade or Bloemgracht bridges.
- Hugo de Grootplein: a 3-minute walk to the local square with shops and cafés.
- Westerpark and Westergas: a 12-minute walk to the city park and former gasworks cultural site.
- De Hallen and Ten Katemarkt: a 12-minute walk south to the former tram depot and daily street market.
Accessibility and practical details
Founded in 2000, the shop includes ground-floor seating and window seating onto the street. Regarding accessibility, the building has no ramp, but staff assistance is available for visitors who need it. Accepted payment methods include cash, debit card (pin), and credit card. House rules apply to all visitors, including a requirement for a drink or refreshment purchase, a maximum stay of 2.5 hours, a maximum limit of 5 grams per person per day, camera surveillance, and strict house rules prohibiting hard drugs and any nuisance inside or outside the premises.
More questions
How long does it take to walk to Coffeeshop de Supermarkt from Amsterdam Centraal?
Walking from Amsterdam Centraal takes about 30 minutes, or you can take tram 13 for about 15 minutes followed by a 5-minute walk.
Is street parking available near Coffeeshop de Supermarkt?
Street parking in the residential neighbourhood is paid and limited, making public transport or biking the practical option.
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