Groovy Cakes is a must visit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdhSChKX2zI
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Groovy Cakes is a must visit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdhSChKX2zI
Thanks guys!
http://articles.cnn.com/2011-06-07/t...s?_s=PM:TRAVEL
Wonder if this is true and if it has happened already???
I think this may have come into effect in smaller Dutch towns and cities but Amsterdam is 100% open, a friend of mine goes every couple of months and is just back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Durham
memberships for coffeeshops starts in 2013 so itīs still free for foreigners , There is still a lawsuit against the wietpas because ,we the coffee shop owners do not agree .The revenues of the week we will cover the shop to stay open
accounts must be paid the government wants to introduce something new to avoid weed tourists .
http://spiegelbeeld.hyves.nl/
You own a coffeeshop? I'm gonna be going the Greenhouse for sure next month. Super Lemon Haze is my new favourite strain, absolutely beautiful lemony smell and very uplifting!Quote:
Originally Posted by jolanda olsthoorn
I lived there 08-09 when I was getting my masters degree, so I apologize if any of this is out of date.
First of all, this is a good reference: http://www.coffeeshop.freeuk.com/Map.html
A rule of thumb is, the closer you are to Dam Square, or central station, the pricier and more touristy the shops.
That said, I always liked Abraxas right off of Dam Square. It has a cool vibe and is a good place to hang out if it’s not too busy. I used to study there. Well, attempt to anyway. The apple jack is nice, though nothing to write home about.
For something more off the beaten path, head over to Paradox to the west of the dam, it’s more of a local’s shop, with a friendly homey atmosphere. Their chocolope was the fruitiest, tastiest strain I found anywhere.
As was mentioned, the rokerij are cool, my favorite was IV, a ways south of Paradox; it has amazing Buddha murals on the walls. Great place to space out.
Another one of my favorites was Old Church, in the heart of the Red Light District (next to a church). It has a seedy charm to it. The second floor is a great place to observe the goings on of that part of the district. Also, it’s seasonal, but if they have it, get the Lebanon red hash, one of my all time favorites.
Also, for hashes to knock you on your ass, check out Tweede Kamer or Dampkring (owned by the same people). I never hung out there because they were always too busy, but they have the best hash selection I found anywhere. I’m pretty sure the Super Tiblisi is opiated. The bud is top notch, too.
The Greenhouses have very good, if somewhat spendy, strains, though I never cared just to chill there.
If you like volcano vaporizers, and still have the cognitive capacity to use them, check out the Bluebird. They have them sitting out for customer use. The Northern Lights x Blueberry and their version of Super Skunk were both good. Never tried their hashes.
Well, I could keep going, but don't want to give you information overload. Have fun! :)
For a couple of years iīm co owner of t spiegelbeeld ! The greenhouse is my favourite place to be in amsterdam
You have to try hawaiian snow .... very nice flouvers ...!!!
What do you have in your own cafe? I'm in Amsterdam on the 27th April :) I'll try to pay Spiegelbeeld a visitQuote:
Originally Posted by jolanda olsthoorn
spiegelbeeld is not in amsterdam itīs near rotterdam .... silver, domeflower, snow white,K2 , haze , white widow and afghaan . It would be nice to see you , but because of my leukemia where closed till may the 5th . My girlfriend wants to be there for me so we both diccided that we close for a month . :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay Chow
Have a very nice and mind blowing time in amsterdam and don't eat tho muts of the greenhouse cookies ! :)