Coffeeshop Loft opening hours: when is it open?
Coffeeshop Loft is on the Jan van Galenstraat in Amsterdam-West (De Baarsjes). It is open every day from 08:00 to 01:00. 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 Loft?
Loft is open daily from 08:00 to 01:00, seven days a week.

Is it open late?
Yes. Loft stays open until 01:00, one of the later closing times among the family's five shops.

Visiting early or late
Opening is at 08:00. Everyone needs to be 18 or older and show an original ID at the door, at any hour. Loft is a takeaway shop, so there is no seating inside.

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 08:00 and 01:00.
- Bring an original passport, driving licence or EU ID card.
- Go to Jan van Galenstraat 285HS, 1056 CA Amsterdam.
- Show your ID at the door.
- Follow the house rules: no alcohol, no tobacco.
Questions people ask
What time does Coffeeshop Loft open?
08:00, every day.
What time does Coffeeshop Loft close?
01:00, every day.
Is Coffeeshop Loft open on Sundays?
Yes. It is open daily from 08:00 to 01:00.
Do I need ID at night too?
Yes. ID is checked at the door at every hour.
Can I pay by card at Coffeeshop Loft?
Yes. Cash, debit card (pin) and credit card are accepted.
Plan your visit
Coffeeshop Loft, Jan van Galenstraat 285HS, 1056 CA Amsterdam. Open daily 08:00–01:00. Telephone +31 20 616 5134. For directions see getting there and the shop page.
Practical Facilities and Payment Methods
Established in 2007, Coffeeshop Loft features step-free access and wide doors to accommodate visitors. When paying for purchases, customers can use cash, debit cards via pin, or credit cards. Please note that a drink or refreshment purchase is required during your visit, and the maximum stay is two and a half hours.
The shop operates under full camera surveillance in accordance with standard security procedures. Visitors are reminded that the maximum permitted purchase is five grams per person per day, and all transactions follow strict regulatory guidelines.
Alternative Public Transport and Parking Options
Beyond tram 13, several other public transport options serve the area around Jan van Galenstraat. Tram 7 and tram 13 stop at Mercatorplein, while bus 15 and bus 18 also stop on Jan van Galenstraat. Visitors arriving by metro can use the Jan van Galenstraat station on lines 50 and 51, located at the western end of the street—about a twenty-minute walk or a short tram ride away. Travelers coming from Schiphol can take a train to Amsterdam Sloterdijk followed by bus or metro 50, or take a train to Amsterdam Centraal and transfer to tram 13, taking approximately forty minutes either way.
For those arriving by bicycle, bike racks are available directly on Jan van Galenstraat. Visitors driving a car should be aware that street parking in De Baarsjes is paid and limited, requiring checks on the local parking website for current tariffs and nearby garages.
Exploring De Baarsjes and Nearby Landmarks
Coffeeshop Loft is situated in De Baarsjes, a neighbourhood within Amsterdam-West characterised by 1920s Amsterdam School architecture built around Mercatorplein following Berlage's plan. Several local amenities and green spaces are located within a short walking distance from Jan van Galenstraat.
- Mercatorplein: Three minutes away, featuring central square architecture and transport connections.
- Jan Evertsenstraat: Three minutes away, serving as a local shopping street running east towards the Kinkerbuurt.
- Erasmuspark: Six minutes away, offering a neighbourhood park along the Jan van Galenstraat.
- Rembrandtpark: Ten minutes away, providing a large park on the western edge of Amsterdam-West.
- OLVG West hospital: Fifteen minutes away near the metro station.
More questions
When was Coffeeshop Loft established?
Coffeeshop Loft was founded in 2007.
Is Coffeeshop Loft wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the shop features wide doors and step-free access.
Looking for another shop? See all five coffeeshops in Amsterdam and Mijdrecht.
