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Hunters Coffeeshop
Utrechtsestraat
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
Coffeeshop Mediterrané
Spuistraat
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
Kooi Coffeeshop
Amstelstraat
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
A pregnant veiled woman working on something, a group of young girls giggling in the corner, a man and woman holding hands across the table off camera to the left.... this is not the same crowd as in the traditional cafes! I'll post a picture of an 'ahwa' for contrast, just as soon as my husband comes and I feel comfortable going to one for old times sake! The ahwas are mainly outdoors on sidewalks or alleys, they serve shisha (water pipes for tobacco) and turkish coffee, and are primarily male spaces -- women sitting alone would be harassed or at least thought ill of. The new Western-style cafes, which have all appeared since I was last here in 2000, are just what you'd expect from Starbucks and the like (lattes, mochas, etc.), but with free internet and table service.
Coffeeshop Balou
Halvemaansteeg
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
Sure they serve coffee. And tea. And lots of other drinks and goodies besides the main attraction.
Remember: there's a difference between Amsterdam's Coffeeshops and Coffee Houses
Prix d'ami is the biggest coffeeshop in amsterdam. They provide the delicious and yummy breakfast. I love this place. Check out the food menu item.
Andalucia Coffeeshop
Halvemaansteeg
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
Coffeeshop Amsterdamned
Haarlemmerstraat
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book:
Coffeeshop The Bulldog has several locations throughout Amsterdam.
This one, at Leidseplein, is located in former Police Station Number 14 -- which long served as Amsterdam's police headquarters.
Incidentally, the new smoking ban also applies to coffeeshops -- but only covers tobacco -- not Cannabis.
Update, Nov. 21, 2008: This location of The Bulldog is scheduled to close as the City of Amsterdam closes 43 coffeeshops located too close to high schools.
i just liked the way this turned out . i swear that is an ancient monk scribing in the church beyond
Coffeeshop Voyagers
Geldersekade
Amsterdam
The photographs in this album were taken during research visits to Amsterdam, 2017-19. This is not a complete or planned collection, but rather, a selection of random shots which were taken when I noticed coffeeshops on my travels around the city.
For information on the project itself, see the website dedicated to the book: