Sticky Fingers

Perfect late night spot. Dying for a hot chocolate at 2am, sticky fingers joint saved the day. Such a cool vibe to the place. Very affordable prices. You could go here to work, study, meet up with friends, sober up after a big night. When I am in amsterdam this will be a go to midnight spot.

We happen to come across this coffee shop by chance as we were looking for a place just to sit down and it really exceeded our expectations. It is super cosy and the lady who served us (Marta) was so so sooo friendly and helpful, always with a smile on her face not only with us but with anyone who she served/helped. Rare to find such good service in Amsterdam. Highly recommend.

Highly recommend this place to celebrate a special occasion. The high tea package is amazing. Portion sizes are very large and everything was very tasty with unlimited coffee and tea. We were celebrating a baby shower so all food options were perfect for the mother to be. We were given doggy bags at the end to take the leftovers home. The package also includes a gift for the expecting mother. The space is very easy to decorate and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We had a lovely afternoon!

It's average. Nothing special, nothing horrible. The "cafe" is part of a hotel, and the staff serves a dual role; barista and front desk clerk (for the hotel). An interesting idea, quite efficient I'm sure. Though it can be mildly annoying when you've ordered an espresso and must wait till the tourist in the other line, to your right, has checked into to their Standard double room (with Breakfast). This priority makes sense of course (imagine you're the tourist, having to wait for some gentlemen's espresso to be served and paid for). Ambience is decent, it's hotel-lobby-ish chiq, including a few cute bar seats that look out on the street, Overtoom. Coffee is so-so, as you would expect, from a cafe-hotel-lobby hybrid. Prices are ok. Servers are nice. Toilets work.

We popped in for some cake and it was gorgeous. It wasn’t busy at all and there’s lots of seating. I had the mango, coconut macaroon cake and it was fantastic. The iced latte was a bit weak but on the whole a nice place to sit and chill out for a bit.

Everyone was busy doing things in cafe was amazing atmosphere coffee unfortunately was made without much effort . Caffe tasted alrite was a little burnt . Food didn’t look very fresh either didn’t try anything but coffee was okay .

For a baby shower we booked a high tea. The menu we booked included champagne, but since we didn't drink alcohol we were allowed to choose some juices from the fridge instead. Very generous that they were compensating in such a way. Asan amuse we got a broccoli dish, really tasty. The several tea options - loose tea yay! - were unique and nice. Matcha latte with latte art is a plus! There were sanwiches, quiches, cookies, pastries... all veey delicious and I would definitely recommend! Ambience wise I was a little disappointed because it looked more industrial then expected. Nonetheless staff was really kind and we were allowed to decorate for the baby shower ourselves. It was tricky to find the entrance the place - few of us walked past because there was some weird text on the board thing above - Sticky Fingers was only mentioned on the window.

Sept 2022 - Great looking shop. Barista's need some training also in speed and organisation. And pastry case was empty except for the vegan part. So didn't get any sticky fingers today. Also the cappuccino was more a latte, almost no coffee flavour ...

Had a extremely sweet not good tasting blondie (recommended by the lady serving it) and a hot chocolate that tasted the milk was sour. Have to say the food was terrible but service was very good...the lady offered to make a 2nd hot chocolate, this time with cocoa powder (they normally use pre-mixed chocolate milk they sell in the store)..she warned the powder doesn't have much flavor...she was right...tasted like milk, then she offered to make another one ...which was also really bad...always with smile...so good service with bad food. Not going back.

Fork, spoon? Attack! Impossible to eat decently, but this tartelette is worth the effort and the dirty fingers. The crispy bottom is like a cup, one containing a divine 'soup' of cream, caramel and last but not least thin slices of banana. Liquid sweetness at its finest and most irresistible. This banoffee pie is made by the cook of Sticky Fingers and is completely organic, just like the other pasty and savoury pies of this new 'Eco Patisserie' of the Conscious Hotel. Ecological Sticky Fingers is as girly as it gets: wooden chairs and tables, magazines, plants and a touch of pink. Check the bar stools, the wall behind the counter and the raspberry tartelette. Twenty-something ladies chatting and gossiping, working and bragging about their travel plans - 'Thai islands are so last season, I am into Cambodian ones'. Some twenty-something men zipping cappuccino and latte macchiato from fair chain label Moyee. A no-frills place for a serious moment of Zen while being at one of the busiest streets in town: Overtoom/Amstelveenseweg.

First stop in Amsterdam for breakfast and it was delicious. The chocolate croissants were fresh and amazing! I had the Iced Matcha Tea which was also very good. The people that were working were very friendly. Great start to my trip!