So whats it like having bars and coffeeshops seperated??

user54321 · Post by **user54321** » Mon 14th May 2007 09:47 pm

Aye, asking politely doesn't hurt... i'd be more inclined to go for a place that had a reputation for housing smokers though, don't want to annoy any patrons even if the bar staff don't mind...

islandgurl · Post by **islandgurl** » Mon 14th May 2007 09:56 pm

cattales1960 wrote:oh margie.. you must includes Nes Cafe.. at 420 we tended to hang there alot after our adventures in the coffeeshops.. lol. Nes is a wonderful place

Yep we spent alot of time in Nes, huh cattgirl? Totally smoker friendly, even had a verdamper (the big bong looking thing but better) and DC is a gracious host.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Mon 14th May 2007 11:05 pm

Loves DC. Hes the man. so rugged and so sweet at the same time. kind of like alot of men in amsterdam..hehe.. yes nes was fun.

DC · Post by DC » Mon 14th May 2007 11:15 pm

.....are we talkin about the same me here?.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Mon 14th May 2007 11:19 pm

you bet ya DC! Your awesome

DC · Post by DC » Mon 14th May 2007 11:27 pm

You wanna see me on an off day.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Tue 15th May 2007 12:10 am

Im sure you do fine on your off day. Now seeing you on Your off day

geoffk · Post by **geoffk** » Wed 16th May 2007 03:59 am

The reviews of Tetra I've seen on the web say it is smoker friendly. The down (or up) side is they have "hard trance" nights. That's out of the question for me.

Susie's Saloon's website: "Here you can relax with a spliff and watch the world and Amsterdam's ever changing selection of the weird and the wonderful go by on our popular sunny terrace.
Young friendly bar staff and good selection of food, European beers and wines.
Safe overnight bike parking arranged for visiting MAG members, drop us a line first." http://www.susiessaloon.com/about_us.htm