Out of the way CS in dam

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Out of the way CS in dam

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Another thread got me thinking ..... i know a dangerous thing :)

What are you favorite not so popular coffee shops ? We all read about the top 25 ones that are popular but how about some little ones or ones a bit out of the way ....

Please indicate -

- name and address (if you have it ) of cs
- why you like - weed, decor, location.. whatever
- maybe some other things to see or do around coffee shop

Thanks -- can't wait for my first trip looking forward to your responses :) hoping to explore Dam fully :)


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https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Graal.html

Take a left on the Albert Cuyp after a visit to Katsu ...out the other side of the Market part... long block ,on right
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Kermit - can't wait to report back :)
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I like Tweedy, Vondelstraat 164, next to the Vonelkerk on the northwest corner of Vondel Parkl. It is a friendly local shop with a pool table and good gear. I think it still closes at Midnight. It was my late night Headquarters when I stayed in that area 5 years ago. I highly recommend it if you are in the Vondel Park area. It does have varying opening times though. I think it is supposed to be open at 1200, I have found them to be closed around that time a few times, however.
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https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Katsu.html
Ramshackle joint that looks like someone's 70's basement remade into a coffeeshop. Friendly local vibe. Spectacular array of weed and hash. Con: preweighed bags.

https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Paradox.html
Sleepy cs smack dab in da middle of de Jordaan. Bright interrior. Jovial budtender. 5E weed/hash deals so you can order a flight. Duck into Cafe Chris down the street for a Westmalle Tripel. Con: lack of comfortable seating.

https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Siberie.html
Gorgeous location on the Brouwersgracht flooded with natural light. Wandering fortune tellers who give free readings. Live performances and chess tourneys at night. Con: not known for their weed menu.
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i can vouch for papillon too great shop
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cantona7 wrote:

i can vouch for papillon too great shop
I like Papillon also. Nice chilled vibe, located in a beautiful square. Some decent herb too. Worth the trip, imo. :D
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I've put this in another thread aswell, can't remember right now but if you fancy a trip out west of centrum , check Loft

https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Loft.html

cool little shop & Erasmus Park is just up the road
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:D Good idea! I hope SoulRider responds, he said in another thread that he has been hitting as many new shops as possible! like 30+!
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thanks all :)
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https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/BoereJongens.html

Well worth the trip, we stopped in Resin 1st when I last visited 'Dam in February, it was about 1030am, and the budtender suggested it was definitely a place to visit prior to checking in the hotel - Boerejongens has the best menu in town in his opinion. Usually they have around 20 weed strains on the menu at opening time (& several hashes), some of which sell out very quickly (White Choco, Sanguna, S5 Juice for instance). Better value than Dampkring with arguably a lot more interesting strains that appear from time to time on the menu. They also gave me an 9E discount on an 89 Euro order, 2 packs of Futurolas & despite the queue behind me, the budtenders were totally happy to let me & the mrs examine quite a few strains before buying.

On the downside, no smoking inside, though you can roll & there are benches outside. I recommend you pay a visit (try to get there before noon) if venturing West, it hardly takes long on the tram (Postjesweg/De Withestraat stop) from anywhere in the city, anyone who thinks it does doesn't know the true meaning of daily commuting!

I can also vouch for De Graal - Epsilon knows what he's talking about - my favourite cs to hang out, in De Pijp, my favourite part of the city.
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newbie 2 dah dubie from one american to another i just suggest u take a map and devote a day to just getting lost in the dam. seriously just wander around and go wherever the day takes you. you will prob find alot of diamonds in the rough that way and i think you will enjoy it.
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cantona7 wrote:newbie 2 dah dubie from one american to another i just suggest u take a map and devote a day to just getting lost in the dam. seriously just wander around and go wherever the day takes you. you will prob find alot of diamonds in the rough that way and i think you will enjoy it.
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THanks - we will

thinking about planning one thing a day to do - then spend rest of day just seeing where day takes us :)

we are staying by central station so I figure easy to get home from anywhere all we have to ask is "where is train station" :)
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