Starbucks

There are quite a few Starbucks you could visit in Amsterdam, but this is one of the most beautiful and spacious coffee places you’ll find in Amsterdam. As it’s very spacious, this is ideal for families, groups, business meetings etc.

This is a really interesting Starbucks from the décor standpoint that is unlike any other Starbucks I’ve been to. This Starbucks is basically a multi-​level situation with small clusters of seating throughout. When I stopped at this location it was packed, which made it difficult to find any seating. Luckily I was able to grab 2 seats but it seems like people sit at this location for a long time.
One thing to note, the Netherlands does not take American Starbucks cards as a from of payment like other European countries do. So no chance of earning stars on your card here. Though some of the drinks make up for this. Since it was summer I had a Mango Passion Fruit Frappuccino that is not available in the United States. This is actually a great summertime drink that is refreshing.
Overall a nice Starbucks to stop at if you are thirsty and wanting a brief break from sightseeing. I found the location to be clean and to have friendly service.

I am a Starbucks fan.
This is the nicest Starbucks I have ever been in, its huge !
The design esthetics are just soo nice love it.
ive been in some restaurants that are smaller.
The staff here are ALWAYS serving/​Greating with smiles. Keep it up people your doing GREAT ! !

La música, la disposición del local, el espacio central con mesas de trabajo con gente estudiando o leyendo lo hacen ser uno de mis Starbucks favoritos y visita obligada en Amsterdam

The Starbucks’ coffee is not the best in ~any~ town around the globe, but that’s not why people come here, right? It’s Starbucks, after all: we come for the location, for the ambiance, for the comfort of knowing how the system works — and you’ll probably always find the same drinks you have in a Starbucks back home. It’s simple, it’s easy, it’s pleasant.
Starbucks The Bank is my favourite branch in Amsterdam (followed by Starbucks CS), it has a lot of seating options, friendly staff, a decent bathroom (E123 is the password btw), power outlets to charge your devices, Tram time sheets on the wall, and you can even get some work done (free wifi!) if you sit by the great table in the middle of the store.
It also features an exclusive Espresso bar. I always come over for a piece of their marvellous Fudge Cake and a coffee or frappuccino — I get utterly sad when I’m in the mood for a Starbucks Fudge Cake and they don’t have it anymore, it’s seriously one of the few things that can make anything in my life better.
As Tash said earlier this year in a previous review: I don’t think this is your average Starbucks, so it’s worth a visit.

The only place in Amsterdam to get Starbucks reserve coffee. They even have a separate «bar» for it. Especially for soylatte some of the reserve coffee’s are way better than the regular roast.
Décor of the place is also nice, way above your average Starbucks.

Not your average Starbucks! I love the underground feel in this Starbucks, and the fab location doesn’t hurt either. It’s pretty big inside with various layers and different seating options, so there’s something for everyone.
Thanks to the above-​mentioned fab location, it can get pretty busy, but if it’s a nice day there’s always the opportunity to take your coffee outside and enjoy the plein!

This is the most gorgeous café I’ve seen anywhere in the world. According to the signage, it’s one of Starbuck’s «concept stores», and it looks like the interior designers went crazy in here. It’s built inside an old bank building. There are local influences in the design, such as the ubiquitous windmill «X», as well as gorgeously done lighting shining a shelf of vintage/​antique home items like you were in someone’s old-​fashioned 19^th century study. The architecture in interesting with multi-​level terraces, and the souvenir mugs have a lovely bicycle design on them. Even the ceilings are done really beautifully. The overall ambiance is lovely.
Bathrooms: Typical Starbucks cleanliness. Cute signage, too.

If you look for a good espresso styrbucks is not the right place to go. Also this sturbucks is a very little one… I will not go there again…

Love the opening hours till 11pm! Awesome interior and definitely a good place to connect to the wifi and do some work! Love the casual atmosphere.

Es para mi gusto el mas bonito del centro de Amsterdam, si quereis ir a alguno os recomiendo este.

My favorite starbucks in the city.
Large venue. Nice table in the center. When i am not working here from my laptop, i am watching other guest:)

This place was super full… had two levels of coffee swilling areas and a huge wooden table that sits 20 comfortably. The bathrooms are unisex and you’ll need the code at the bottom of your receipt to use them. Fast service and the place is clean.
Super yummy chocolate cookie crumble frappaccino! Oh, and don’t forget to pick up a package of Starbucks stroopwafel!

This quite large Starbucks has a little side area where there is a ‘reserve bar’. Forget your frothy whip cream laden drinks, here its about single origin coffees made by handpress, clover, or old school espresso. They will talk you through the coffees and you can sit back and slowly enjoy a cup while on the wifi. Nice.

I love Starbucks in the USA, but to be honest when traveling I never go here. This Starbucks was different though… it drew me in like a summer breeze. More importantly it was housing some of my favorites, their espresso brownie and their fresh glazed donuts. This starbucks has tons of seating, multiple floors, free wifi and bathrooms as well. You can literally sit here forever with friends chatting or alone reading/​writing or people watching and it just doesn’t get boring. Right outside you are on Rembrandtplein square which has tons of people just wandering around, admiring the statues and bars/​shops/​cafes/​restaurants to go afterwards on the very same block. I will give Starbucks this one-​great location and great amenities.

Love the interior in here. Has a nice Scandinavian look to it. It’s not the traditional Starbucks café. Has more of a nice Dutch vibe to it. Aesthetic was great but, it felt like something was missing, I could not put my finger on it. My objective was to buy a bag of ground coffee, but unfortunately options seam limited, so i left empty handed. Perfect location and great place to meet up with friends. Definitely will make an effort to stop through again.

It might seem overrated to review a Starbucks, but this is not your typical Starbucks. I walked thinking and was immediately confused… felt like I was in some fancy face of sorts. It has this sort of multi-​tiered floor and seating arrangement. You have to walk down to the counter at the bottom floor, allowing you to catch a glimpse of the entire seating area. There’s the normal line where the baked goods are with the menu, but there’s also some sort of expresso bar next to it. The interior is well designed and decorated, with plenty of seating and reliable wifi. They were also bring around some small cups of special espresso with milk for patrons to try (all I remember the guy saying was «sun-​dried» or Ethiopian or something, but what the hey, it was free espresso).
This is definitely the type of place that a traveller like myself has to peel away from when visiting — otherwise, I would never leave to see the sights!

Fabulous starbucks!
Biggest one i have ever seen!
It’s called an «experimental» location. They apparently try new things — coffee, snacks, etc.
Staff was very friendly, the coffee was very good — i got a different type of ethiopian espresso.
It’s on an edge of Rembrandt Plein, tons of seating — TONS.

Parfait pour boire un vrai bon café dans le centre d’Amsterdam, qui né ressemble pas à un jus de chaussettes! Je valide.

This is not a five star review because of a five star coffee, but because of a five start location.
Starbucks @The Bank is by far my favorite Starbucks location in the world. I have been to big ones in New York, Paris, and even a ski resort in California (where you can drink a coffee right off the slopes). I like this location because they have outsourced all of the design and construction inside to local artisans. Most of these artisans have used second hand materials and thus created a unique artistic location. The multi tiered seating areas also give an interesting point of view to drink your coffee.
Another benefit to this location is the Clover brewing and slow brew area. At a smaller area off to the left downstairs there is the first (now one @Schiphol) Clover brew device in the Netherlands. The idea is that the coffee beans are carefully measured, temperature of the water precise and the timing exact. The results, in theory, should be the most scientifically flavored coffee you can make. Let’s be honest here though, it’s a little bit of an over kill. Still the process makes a good coffee, although a little too hot for my taste. Another benefit is you have the choice to choose which beans you would like for your coffee. In this same area there are other slow brew methods such as press and open filter drip.
If you are in Amsterdam and want to visit a unique coffee location you must go here.

Total netter, relativ großer Starbucks direkt am Rembrandtplein, der wirklich sehr schön und liebevoll eingerichtet und dekoriert ist.
Es gibt immer ein freies Plätzchen und das WLAN ist super schnell.
Die Mitarbeiter sprechen gutes Englisch.
Snacks und Getränke schmecken wie überall auf der Welt im Starbucks.

I like this Starbucks location a lot because of the super awesome interior. Everything is very well designed and there are many spots to sit down and relax!

I’ve been here a couple times and it’s different than your normal Startbucks (especially the European Starbucks)
A lot of effort was put into this place making it look and feel cool. They sourced a lot of the building materials from the local area and made an old bank vault a pretty cozy place to have coffee.
For one thing the place is huge, even though it is in a very crowded area of Amsterdam, there should always be somewhere to sit. The seating areas are sectioned off so it’s not like your sitting in a big room with a lot of people.
They serve the normal Starbucks items and then some. This is a concept store for Europe so they try out new things here that are not available in other Starbucks stores. That being said, they still do not carry all of the things that the stores in America have.
I would also recommend getting a coffee from their «clover» machine. One of only 2 in Europe. Even if you don’t like filter coffee, it is worth it just to see the machine work.
If you are in the area, even if you are too cool for Starbucks, stop in, this one is different.

I am not a coffee snob.
Now that we have that out of our way, how do I make my review interesting enough for coffee lovers and haters alike?
Well, let me tell you, there is no other better place in the Rembrandtplein area to sit down, have great conversation, befriend each other on Facebook using the free Wifi, and get cosy, all while sipping on hot beverages made on some of the most expensive equipment in the world! To top it all, the staff is so polite and homely so as to bother you into wondering where in the world you are. Oh, and Starbucks makes some of the most delicious cakes ever.
Normally, I wouldn’t give much praise to a ultra large chain like Starbucks, but this is one of the most tasteful interiors in the city. I have never seen a café so well designed. You actually want to spend a few hours while you’re here.
So far, I have only been trying the Clover coffees, and they’re amazing. Just watching the process is so interesting. Just today, I also pointed out to a friend how much I would love to steal out one of the mugs from this location. All in all, this new establishment reeks of class.
I am digging it. As Starbucks would have you believe, them and you are truly bigger than coffee. We’re talking great times at one of the best locations in the wonderful city we call Amsterdam.