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“East Amsterdam. Local rhythm.”

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THE STUD

East Amsterdam. Local rhythm.

The Stud

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THE STUD

Amsterdam-Oost neighbourhood coffeeshop with community energy and a rhythm far removed from the central tourist corridor. The Stud has anchored the east side for years — a social, relaxed room where the crowd is genuinely local and the pace is slower. Use it as your reason to explore Oost: Dappermarkt, Rijsel, and the Wibautstraat corridor are all within walking distance.

HoursDaily 10:00–00:00
NeighborhoodOost
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What sets it apart.

Coffeeshop · Oost
01East Amsterdam institution
02Local crowd
03Away from tourist centre
04Community energy
★Repeat visitors
★East Amsterdam
★Social stop
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