Lovely little shop with an array of souvenirs. I was looking for some Dutch souvenirs to send home…read moreand this place was a great find. The items all appeared good quality and there was a huge variety (not just the usual pair of clogs). I ended up purchasing several items, including some tasty chocolate for myself. The cashier was super nice and when she found out my friend was from Norway she became very chatty and legitimately interested in what we were doing on vacation. I recommend stopping here and picking up some gifts for your family and friends!

Amazing!!! This is a…read morecandy shop. Coming Christmas? Than they go thru the ROOF. The time these amazing women take to help, is great. The special bouquet they make are just so much fun. Even the "normal" ones are just great. I'm all for it. This is my go-to shop, every time i'm visiting my mother. Every time i need an excuse to buy her flowers, every time she turns 50 again. Every time it's almost Christmas or almost Easter or any other stupid reason nobody needs. They are special. Yes please! And the €? Not at all expensive. Please try them.

I love this shop! I think the brand originates in Denmark and Scandinavians are just good at making…read morefun, practical items at a good price. IKEA being my number one favourite anything! Anyway, the Tiger sells a wide range of stuff. Mostly things for in and around the house; small office supplies, bathroom accessories, home décor, arts&crafts supplies, fun (family) games, herbs&spices, dinnerware, kitchenware and also some snacks and handy extras like umbrellas. And in this country, you can never really have too many umbrellas. What I also love though is the variety of quirky things like silly straws, stick-on moustaches for every day of the week, an entire line of moustache themed items such as moustache lined long johns: even the fact that they sell long johns just blows my mind! And now, because it is spring they're also selling some plant pots and seeds, super fun! A lot of the stuff is however sold in limited amounts, so don't make the mistake that I did with this awesome photo frame and think that you can also pick it up next time you're there. If it's awesome, then most likely it will be gone before you even get the chance to say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! So make sure you bring your wallet and a carry bag because if you need a big carry bag, you have to pay for it, which I think is stupid because you just can't leave this shop without needing a big bag for all of your stuff. But on the bright side, they also have a fridge with drinks and delicious chocolate milk in a glass bottle. Love the bottle, use it at home for water, flowers and whatever else I can think of in the future!

A great selection of souvenirs at reasonable prices. I purchased some Delft pieces. The shop girl…read morewrapped them carefully and they survived the trip back to the states.

Great one stop shop for your gifting needs! Shirts, sweaters, etc. are located in the basement…read more The gentleman at the checkout was SO friendly. He let me try to talk with my broken and unrefined Dutch I have been working to learn. He even taught me a few words to say! Great stop for the little trinkets. I wish I had room in my bag for more.

I love, love this shop! The day before I had to return to the States, I needed some great gifts…read morefor my brother (who's a DJ), and I found four great ones as soon as I walked in the door. So many items I wanted to buy, and if I lived there it would definitely be one of my favorite spots. They carry a lot of hip, modern gifts and gadgets-for all ages. I'll definitely be returning when I visit Amsterdam next year.

This shop has one of the broader and more interesting selections of gifts you'll find in central…read moreAmsterdam. The range is genuinely impressive -- inexpensive impulse buys, mid‑range souvenirs, and higher‑end pieces all mixed together without feeling chaotic. It's the kind of place where you can walk in with no plan and still find something that feels right. The storefront windows are especially eye‑catching, packed with items arranged almost like a curated gallery. Many of those pieces aren't actually out on the shelves, so if something in the window catches your eye, you'll need an employee to pull it out or give you pricing. It's worth asking, because the window selection includes some of the more unique items they carry. The store itself is a decent size, but it fills up quickly. Tourists with backpacks tend to crowd the aisles, and navigating around them can be a bit of a challenge during busier hours. It's not unbearable, just something to be aware of if you prefer a little breathing room while browsing. Inside, the shop is colorful, tightly arranged, and fun to explore. There's a good balance between Amsterdam‑themed souvenirs and quirky, humorous gifts that don't feel like the usual tourist fare. Staff are friendly and quick to help, especially when you're trying to track down something from the windows or looking for recommendations. Overall, it's a charming stop with a wide variety of items and a more curated feel than most gift shops in the area. Easy to enjoy, and easy to find something to take home.