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Oma Ietje

Inevitably, hipsters have even found their way into the Bijlmer. Part-funded by crowdfunding. Very worthy 'Swedish style' coffee house. Coffee, biological lemonade and cakes. Also showcases art by local artists.

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Address: Heesterveld 3, 1102SB Amsterdam
Hours: Sat-Wed 08:00–17:00, Thu Fri 08:00-20:00
Price: €5
Website: omaietje.nl (opens in a new tab)

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