Two local menus · reviewed July 2026
Coffee prices
in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam coffee price snapshot
Two local menus—Café Waterloo and Lagom—show a relatively compact core range, while cup size and cold preparation create noticeable differences. This table keeps those details visible.
| Drink | Observed price | Menu context |
|---|---|---|
| Espresso | €3.30–€3.50 | Single espresso examples from both menus. |
| Americano | €3.40–€4.40 | Lagom lists different small and large prices. |
| Cappuccino | €3.70–€4.90 | Standard and larger preparations across the checked menus. |
| Latte | €3.80–€5 | Size is the main reason for the wider band. |
| Flat white | €4.30–€4.60 | Current examples before optional milk substitutions. |
Size and cold preparation change the comparison
Lagom publishes small and large values for several hot drinks. Café Waterloo separately lists iced cappuccino at €6.50, above the core hot-drink band. A fair comparison needs the same size and preparation.
Optional milk can add €0.50
Both source menus show a €0.50 addition for at least some milk substitutions. If oat or soy milk is part of your normal order, include it before calculating a routine total.
Amsterdam “café” can be ambiguous
This guide covers ordinary coffee-serving cafés, not cannabis coffeeshops. The distinction matters for both search intent and the type of menu being compared.
Amsterdam coffee price FAQ
How much is coffee in Amsterdam in 2026?
The menus checked show espresso around €3.30–€3.50, cappuccino around €3.70–€4.90, and latte around €3.80–€5 depending on size.
Is €4.25 the Amsterdam average?
No. It is one latte example from Café Waterloo, not a citywide official average.
How much is an iced cappuccino?
Café Waterloo lists an iced cappuccino at €6.50. Treat it separately from a standard hot cappuccino.