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Patisserie Chocolaterie Buter

Delightful shop specializing in banquets and patisserie. It is also possible to have cakes made. Completely according to your wishes, for example with your own photo print or any another image.

Dijkema Juweliers

The English Hatter

Since 1935, The English Hatter has been located in a 17th century building on the Heiligeweg in Amsterdam Center. The Heiligeweg is located in the city center and connects Kalverstraat and Leidsestraat.

Zuid Indianaweg

Indianaweg

Timeless vintage, handmade jewellery and plants.  The two sisters who own the store select the vintage pieces with care.

Bounce

If your travels take you to Amsterdam, Bounce provides you with plenty of luggage storage options.

Gray Label Restore

Restore is an initiative of Gray Label born from a desire to close the loop together.

Manwood

Shoe store Manwood stocks a large selection of quality shoes for ladies and gentlemen. You'll find renowned Dutch and foreign brands as well as Manwood's very own label. The Willemsparkweg store has an extensive Santoni collection.

Kaldi

The true tea and coffee addicts head to Kaldi on the corner in De 9 Straatjes (The 9 Streets). For tea enthusiasts: 50 sorts of organically-grown tea and tea bags from the innovative Revolution and Tea Forté. Coffee freaks can not only find nine types of coffee roasted by Smith & Dorlas to take home with them but they can also buy an ECM coffee-maker. All the coffee and tea can be consumed on the premises as well. Buy yourself one of their best chocolate bars that go with it and your day is made.

Backstage

Backstage on Amsterdam's Rozengracht is your go-to for professional stage makeup. The talented team of makeup artists can make you over for special occasions, or completely transform you using special effects makeup, latex, fake blood and a large selection of wigs and accessories. Stock up on supplies, get inspired for Halloween or simply ask the friendly team for advice on creating a theatrical look.

De Kasstoor

There is a whole row of buildings on the Rozengracht dedicated to designer furniture called Kasstoor. In the many rooms there are brilliant sofas and chairs by, for example, Vitra, Minotti and Cassina and as well as a big collection of accessories by Alessi, from cheese graters to complete dinner services. In the space set aside for gifts one can acquire delights such as designer cookoo clocks, vases and bath ducks.

Jesse

At Jesse Jewelry in the Beethovenstraat there are not only unique pieces that go for € 30,000 but also items around the € 100 mark. There are rings they design themselves which can be varied endlessly, as well as chains from the Italian Nanis. Everything in the shop is 18 carat gold whether it is white, yellow or red gold. Pieces range from plain to baroque, from rounded to squared with or without stones. Furthermore they are specialists in pearls such as the exquisite grey-green Tahiti pearls.

Chopard Boutique

Treat yourself or a loved one to a piece of exquisite jewellery from renowned Swiss watchmaker and jeweller Chopard. The Amsterdam boutique boasts a luxurious showroom of Chopard’s finest watches and collection of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings.

Mister B

Welcome to Mister B Amsterdam - the store that started it all! At the Mister B Amsterdam brandstore you can try on any of our gear – leather, rubber or other - and have a coffee. Our friendly and experienced staff will help you to make the right decision. When necessary we also offer a made to measure service for that perfect fit in leather.

Oogappel

Quality optician boutique Oogappel (‘apple of one’s eye’) in the Van Baerlestraat was already firmly established before spectacle frames flaunted bold logos of famous designers. Therefore Oogappel does not have show-off types as clients but rather more subdued people who care for stylishness. The shop, with its parquet floor, chandelier, root wood cabinets and dark green leather chairs, supplies glasses of their own Oogappel brand and labels such as Prada, Tom Ford, Paul Smith and Persol.

Bed Habits

There’s more to do in the Reguliersdwarsstraat than strolling, eating and cruising: beautiful bedding store Bed Habits.

Cowboys2Catwalk

Fashionable yet tough and stylish: clothes for guys who want to look great without being a fashion victim.

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