Kadinsky Coffeeshop Rosmarijnsteeg

Kadinsky Rosmarijnsteeg is one of the Kadinsky coffeeshops, a small Amsterdam group whose website says it was established in 1986. This branch is in the Rosmarijnsteeg, a short alley between the Spui and the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal near the University of Amsterdam buildings, and the site describes it as a two-floor shop with bright colours and room to sit. A second Kadinsky shop is on the Langebrugsteeg.

Google lists 09:30 to 01:00 daily and a 4.4 average from 878 reviews (September 2026). Recent reviewers talk mostly about the music, the energy of the staff and value for money; one compares its prices favourably with a celebrity-branded chain nearby. Strains such as Do-Si-Dos come up by name, and complimentary non-THC cake is mentioned in one review.

• Rules on the website: the shop explains the 5-gram tolerance limit, allows smoking inside, and warns that Dam Square, the Red Light District and Central Station are no-smoking zones with a €100 fine.
• Etiquette: do not touch buds without asking.

Criticism is sparse. One September reviewer found the space a bit dirty but still rated it highly. As in all Amsterdam coffeeshops, you need to be 18 and carry ID, and tourists are served.