Prix D’ami

For an Amsterdam coffeeshop its reasonable, but don’t be fooled by the looks of this place. The people that come here are either a tourist with no clue, or a local that wants to play a game of pool while smoking a doobie. You don’t come here for the product or the service, cause they’re both sub-​par. It is nice to lounge out here and play a game of billiards/​pool, and maybe even chill in the lounge upstairs which has a lot of TV’s.
Positives:
— Has a kitchen where you can order fantastic pancakes for a reasonable price
— Upstairs area has a big lounge with comfy seating
— Play pool/​billiards here
Negatives:
— product
— service
— other customers
Let’s say you’re better off at the related venues such as Mellow Yellow, ‘t Keteltje or Noon.

Cool spot to chill and smoke. They have a good selection of maryJ. However, felt staff was a bit rude and not very friendly. Music and snacks are good.

I don’t think I could give any of the coffeeshops I visited in Amsterdam less than 4 stars, but this one wasn’t my favorite, although I definitely recommend going at least once.
For starters, this place is huge. It’s three floors, lots of open space, big couches, etc. It’s great if you don’t want to be crammed in a smaller area. You should visit just to check out how vast it is, honestly. I had never seen anything like it before. My husband and I wound up visiting a few times, because they are open in the mornings (unlike many other coffeeshops), and they have a great selection.
Snuggle up on a couch, light up, watch some bad music videos, order a smoothie, and you’re set. Not my favorite place (I did prefer the much smaller venues), but quite serviceable. It’s pretty loud, but honestly what else would you expect?

Eigentlich so der erste Laden, den man findet wenn man einfach mal von der Centraal Station losläuft. Die Preise sind teuer, die Bedienung ist unfreundlich, dauerbreit und demotiviert. Das einzige was diesen Laden attraktiv macht, ist die Qualität der angebotenen Waren, das junge Publikum, die Musik und die Möglichkeiten zum Zeitvertreib, wie z.B. Musikfernsehen oder Spielbare Touch-​Bildschirm-​Tische.

My wife and I wanted to try weed while in Amsterdam and we came across Prix D’ami on Unilocal.This is a GREAT location for people who have never smoked and want to have a safe, comfortable experience. As described in previous reviews, this location has three floors (second floor is dedicated to regular smokers and pool tables, while the third floor has a 3D movie playing which can be great when high — hahaha). The staff was very patience and understanding when fielding all of our questions on marijuana and their effects. After ingesting a brownie we watched a movie on the third floor where we could order some non-​alcoholic drinks, my wife loved their hot chocolate. We both highly recommend this location for tourist who want to experience the tourist trend of getting high in a safe and secure location.

Not really a fan… in comparison to the other coffee shops its not very cosy… The staff are very abrupt. and they keep pushing you to order more food/​drinks. say for example if your having juice or a coffee. the minute you finished they insist you order another… not very laid back or friendly at all… they are keeping a close eye on you to make sure you are spending money… not very relaxing.
They play a lot of r n b music here. rap, hip hop. which was nice for a change as not many other of the coffee shops play this type of music. so if thats what your into then you will enjoy it. just not my kinda thing but was good to try something new!
They do tasty sambos …
make sure you bring your id here. they are very strict. also… they not allow people to wear hats or anything.
Its a very large café so great for groups … i prefer the small cafes though so it didnt really appeal to me.
You can a certain sort of crowd here too… which didn’t appeal to me… this place deserves more a 2.5 rating as oppose to just a 2. but not quite a 3

We went to Prix D’ami on a recommendation from a local on the tram. It was pretty cool! There are 3 floors with different vibes on each. The first floor basically spills out into the street and is kind of small. Then you go to the second floor and it is was bigger with 2 sides of couches and tables with plenty of room! They played music videos on TVs all over the walls. This is where we hung out, we got a nice window seat. The third floor has a 3D movie screen. The bud was great. We spent quite a bit of time there smoking and hanging out. The food looked pretty good. They do have rules which state you have to buy a drink, no hats and no phone calls, which were not too hard to abide by. There are waitresses for when you don’t want to get up to get another drink.

Un coffee shop très sympathique sur Amsterdam, ouvert assez tôt, dès 9h00. Proche de la gare central. Il est assez grand, sur plusieurs étages.
On peut y manger et fumer, bien sûr.
Niveau nourriture, les prix né sont pas excessifs. On peut se faire un bon petit déjeuner ou un déjeuner pour moins de 10 € (environs 5 € un burger, les paninis pour ¾€, un thé pour 2 € etc…).
Niveau fumette, ben c’est quasiment les mêmes prix partout.

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From the outside it looks like any, same old coffeeshop, like all the other coffeeshops around. What drew me in was the couches, about four huge leather comfy looking couches right in the front. I go in and the doorman/​bouncer says «no hats». So I take off my hat. –Rule One
I discover that this place is more like a lounge. Three floors of awesomeness just to kick it. Go in further into the establishment and you order off the menu on the screens. Other coffeeshops do tell you the name, price and maybe how strong, but not by that much. The menu on the screen at Prix D’ami details give further description: name, effect/​strength, taste and price per gram. I also like that they sell pre-​rolled (some have tobacco, the ones without are stronger). I have seen coffeeshops only sell pre-​rolled with tobacco only, some don’t even sell pre-​rolled. This coffeeshop is one that sells them pure. By the way, you get more by the gram and at a lower price. I order some Pure Kush.
The second floor are two huge rooms (one to the left and another on the right of coming up the stairs) with even more comfortable couches. Like I said, a lounge setup but not so dim, I went in the afternoon, maybe more so at night? Both rooms are packed with what look to be groups of: cough: young adults. Good luck finding a seat buddy, well at least at the time of my visit. With in the landings of the stairway flights are vending machines to buy cigs, I’m not a habitual smoker, so that wasn’t for me, but I needed a lighter since I left –mine– at the hotel, $ 1.25. I don’t know what the policy of chilling in the second floor couches are.
But you’ll not suppose to sit on the bench of the pool table room on the third floor unless you rent a table. It’s by the hour and there are five to rent from. The other room on the third floor is the movie room. One huge 50″+ flat screen television hanging on one wall. On the opposite side are two more big screen televisions about the same size. It’s best if you get a couch facing the flat screens because there are couches viewing the screen from sideways. But couches facing in front of the screen are not always available. By the way, the couches in this room are the biggest of all the rooms, straight king bed size. And I mean I was chilling with two girls and we all three managed to fit on the one we were lucky to get available. You can smoke your joint on the couches while watching your movie, you can order food (pizza/​wings…). You can see the roof of the house across the street from out the window. Five Euros for a pair of 3D glasses, you get two fifty euros back on return of glasses. There’s nothing like smoking some Kush while watching a 3D version of Men In Black (the latest one) on a big couch and able to order food. That’s a lazy college kids dream.