An eco-patisserie with some serious Instagram weighting, Sticky Fingers is located in the Conscious Hotel. Whisperings of pink run through the café, with butcher tiles, fresh flowers and a vintage popcorn machine placed counter-side. Order a coffee to go or pull up a stool by the window and browse through one of the coffee table books on display. If you're feeling peckish, banoffee pie and a pretzel make for an excellent, albeit unconventional, combination. All food is homemade and organic.

One of the city's most blogged about spots serves up the green stuff against a backdrop of blush pink. As its name suggests, this café is all about avo, with the foodie staple running across the menu. Avocado pancakes, avo and eggs, breakfast bowls packed with every 20-something's favoured superfruit, are just some of the delectables available. Chef Jaimie van Heije takes the ubiquitous avocado on toast to a new level with his pumpkin panache variation proving a standout choice. Catering to flexitarians, vegetarians, vegans and pescitarians, all avocados are sustainably and responsibly sourced. The front window is also emblazoned with avocados so you really can't miss it.

A sunny café doused in its signature shade of canary yellow, the Kanarie Club epitomises playful yet structured Dutch design. Minimalist furnishings and exposed-brick walls compliment the wrought iron structures overhead. Upstairs, the pool bar (open every evening but only serving cocktails Friday and Saturday) centres on an drained, aquamarine-tiled swimming pool, complete with yellow velvet cushions fashioned as rubber rings. The menu is equally bold with standouts including baba ganoush focaccia and a kimchi burger. Opt for mini magnums and mocchi on ice for dessert.

Tucked on the corner of First Van Swindenstraa, you can't beat breakfast at this cosy neighbourhood café. Order flaky croissants and eggs any style, plus the continental breakfast for those in need of fuel. A palette of pistachio and emerald complements the overhanging botany at Bar Botanique, which mixes comfort and opulence with ease. For a quick coffee, or something stronger, pull up a stool at the bar and clock the taxidermy stork overhead guarding the top-shelf stock.

Aussie-Dutch owners come up with classic and inspired brunches at this no-frills, indoor-outdoor spot. For brunch, tuck into baked sweet potato waffles or crispy fritters, washed down with a sriracha-spiked bloody Mary. If favouring something sweeter, the desserts at here are dangerously good - choose from meringue, baklava, cherry pie or cheesecake. Closed Tuesdays.

Located on one of the prettiest side-streets in Amsterdam, Pluk is one-part café, one-part home accessories store. Overflowing barrels of fruit welcome you as you enter - a nod to the store's health-focused fare. Once inside, note an edit of homewares and craftworks on display to your left, with a greater selection available online.

If dining in, nab a seat on the second floor and watch the world pass you buy through the two-storey shop front window. The breakfast menu is extensive: acai and unicorn bowls, poke bowls, smashed avocado, banana pancakes, homemade cakes and a beverage called a Tony Chocoloney.

100% ecological, this canalside vegan mecca is a low-key, inviting retreat for weary travellers. Home to one of the best vegan doughnuts imaginable, the café also houses a small grocery, which offers vegan/organic/gluten-free/sugar-free items, for all your dietary needs.

The star here is the breakfast (served all day), with beloved dishes like smashed avocado toast and an unbeatable homemade granola revamped for a local crowd. Balinese vibes with an urban feel see interiors dotted with hanging baskets and hotchpotch lighting, while an outdoor terrace covered in lilac wisteria is the optimum spot for sun basking. In bad weather, grab a pillow and snuggle up to Balto the dog - a permanent fixture in the café.