☕ Coffeeshops in Almere
Almere may be one of the Netherlands’ youngest cities, but its coffeeshop scene has already found a steady rhythm.
Spread across the different neighbourhoods, the shops here are modern, approachable, and focused on serving both locals and visitors.
Unlike the historic cities, Almere’s vibe is contemporary and practical — and that comes through in the coffeeshops as well.
Expect clean interiors, straightforward menus, and a calm atmosphere that fits the city’s no-nonsense character.
🌱 Where to Find a Good Spot
The coffeeshops in Almere focus on keeping things accessible: clear menus, steady quality, and service that makes newcomers feel at ease.
Some are mainly for quick pickups, while others offer a small lounge corner to relax.
Either way, the city’s shops strike a balance between convenience and friendliness.
🪴 House Rules & Practical Info
Age requirement: 18+, valid ID required.
Limit: Maximum 5 grams per person per day.
Payment: Cards are often accepted, though some shops remain cash-only.
Respect the neighbours: Avoid smoking outside, keep it tidy, and don’t cause a nuisance.
Visitor access: Almere coffeeshops are open to tourists and locals alike.
👉 For more details about rules, regulations, and cannabis law in the Netherlands, click here to read more.
Choose Your Favourite Place
Curious about a specific coffeeshop in Almere?
Select one of the shops below and click the photo to see the full page with menu highlights, opening hours, and visitor reviews.
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Coffee shops near the borders with Belgium and Germany often have restrictions on allowing tourists. To enter and purchase cannabis, you must either be a Dutch citizen or be employed in the Netherlands.
If you're temporarily working or studying in the country, you can obtain proof from the city council and request a GBA Extract (GBA-Uitreksel). This documentation will help demonstrate your eligibility to access these establishments.
