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Japanse Delicatessen Atariya

If you have a hankering for Strawberry KitKat bars, there’s few other places in town that carry them, as well as all the other bizarre candy and cookies that only the Japanese can come up with. But Dank isn’t all novelty, as it also offers a full range of fresh, canned and frozen foods as well as household products from Japan and other Asian countries, to the delight of the community that calls the neighbourhood home.

Kookwinkel de Meesterslijpers

Meesterslijpers is a unique combination of a cooking supply store, gift shop and engraving studio, with the largest collection of knives in the region.

Dreamboat

As the name suggests, Dreamboat aims to bring beauty to the world. It was set up in 2015 with the belief that beauty leads to happiness - which leads to nicer people. Only these words alone are worth the trip to this store, located on the lovely Czaar Peterstraat in Amsterdam East. All the items you'll find here (curated by owner Stephanie Rammeloo) are also made by people who share this motto, from paint in dazzling colors by Ijm to stylish socks by Royalties Paris.

Stadionplein Market

The Stadionpleinmarket is a weekly Saturday market in Oud-Zuid.

Tuesday Market Weekmarkt Weesp

Every Tuesday, the market vendors are ready for you at the Grote Plein/Nieuwstraat market in Weesp. There are several market stalls set up with a variety of products. The weekly Tuesday market starts at 09:00 and ends at 13:00. It's the perfect place to shop for daily or speciality groceries.

Sunday Market

Sunday Market Amsterdam is a creative art, fashion & design market, where designers, artists, craftsmen and other creatives sell their own goods directly to the man on Sundays. In short, shopping for art, fashion & design at many beautiful stands. Funky products, tasty snacks, live music and much more.

Imagine

Imagine is a delightful and unique gift shop located in Amsterdam Zuid, near the Vondelpark. Spread over two floors, you’ll find beautiful and special gifts for all you love. There are the cutest newborn clothes and toys, books, beautiful home and living pieces and lovely accessories like shawls and jewelry. The four woman who run the shop are devoted to make it a beautiful place, very happy to help you make the right choice and wrap you’re items so wonderful that the happiness of giving starts right there. They also offer affordable haircuts for kids three days a week.

Caulils Delicatessen

Bourgondisch Lifestyle Amsterdam

Bourgondisch Lifestyle Amsterdam is the address in Amsterdam for the conscience connoisseur and stands for pure, refined and responsible.

Magna Plaza

Magna Plaza shopping centre

Magna Plaza is an indoor shopping centre located in a historical building behind the Royal Palace. Built at the end of the 19th century, this former post office is now an exclusive shopping destination with more than 20 stores plus a new exhibition space spread over four floors.

Villa Arena

Showcasing the latest themes and trends, Villa ArenA offers all you need to furnish your home or business in style. They also offer professional interior decoration and styling advice as well as outlining unique ideas and solutions for bar and restaurant management. What's more, it's spread over a massive 75,000 square metres.

Gone with the wind

Shop specialized in mobiles and other exclusive decorative accessories. Also sells souvenirs and gifts. Most mobiles are made of high-quality glazed cardboard or plastic and are attached to ultra light metal sticks with thin wire.

Pink Point (LGBTQI+ information centre)

Pink Point is Amsterdam's official LGBTQI+ information kiosk situated next to the Homomonument at Westermarkt. Pink Point provides information on the Homomonument, as well as general information on LGBTQI+ Amsterdam. Staffed by friendly and knowledgable volunteers, Pink Point has a wide range of information and flyers from local organisations, as well as one of the best selections of queer souvenirs and gifts in Holland.

Lucas Bols Brand Group

Wholesaler in wine and spirits. Business relations and guests, who are often being received and entertained by the company, can visit the distillery. Guided tours on demand.

O My Bag

Sustainably and fairly made bags

Choose from beautiful bags, wallets, laptop sleeves and more for both women and men. O My Bag, which is a certified B Corp, creates positive change by giving craftspeople in small communities in India fair prices and safe working conditions. The company has already created 864 jobs, prevented the use of tens of thousands of litres of chemicals and positively impacted the lives of almost 10,000 people in these communities through social projects.

D. Eberhardt Aziatische Kunst B.V.

Asian Spirit

Asian arts and crafts. This shop is a successor to the shops that specialised in these products ever since the VOC introduced many exotic objects, art and curiosities in The Netherlands in the 17th century.

Roetz

Circular bicycles from an inclusive workplace

Roetz believes in second chances – both for bikes and people. This social enterprise creates new, modern (electric) bicycles from discarded bike frames. And in the Fair Factory, people who have struggled with finding employment train to become experienced bicycle mechanics with better prospects for a permanent job.

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