Amsterdam Coffeeshop Directory Forums

im heading to the dam from the states at the end of this month. i have been doin some reading about what coffee shops and what type to purchase when im there. i would love to get some insight on what flavors are cant miss and where to get them if i want to be stoned to the point i cant see.

Tons of info on the board here and site in general but...

Chocolope (Grey Area) is a fav with a nice visual uplifting buzz -- sativa.
Super Silver Haze (420 Cafe or Mellow Yellow) gets good press for a more hybrid variety.
Blueberry (Noon or Mellow Yellow) is great value for a more indica smoke.
Sour Diesel (Grey Area) is a personal fav for a nice balance of flavor, smoothness and effect.
The Dampkring has an enormous menu that you can spend all day with...

Get a solid Icelator while there if you have never had it.

I am in Amsterdam myself from June 27th to July 1st if you wanna catch up for some smoke just PM me. The previous trip we stuck to haze varieties, but this time I need to challenge some heavy indicas in the evening to complete the cycle. Should be fun...nothing like smoking away the days in Amsterdam.

All solid choices.

Also try G13 Haze at Barney's.

And for knockdown indicas that make you sink into the couch, go to Old Amsterdam and try the White Russian and Sensi Star (from a massive and mildly entertaining menu).

i will inhale every single one that both of you have recommended. i will share pics of me and my lady in town with you guys as well . thanks guys

Every single Haze you can get
especially the hazes from Dampkring and Mellow Yellow, Orange Haze,Blueberry Haze etc. etc.

Diesel and the Love Potion from Dampkring, also the Lavender if they sell it. Chocolope from Grey Area is a must if you`re looking for a nice taste. Blueberry from Mellow Yellow, White Russian from Rusland and the Kushage from Dampkring. Thats what I remember when thinking not too much about it

if they have it, "Genie of the Lamp" from Homegrown Fantasy tastes wonderful.

Do yourself a favour and try some of the lesser popular coffeeshops, places like Barneys, Dampkring & Amnesia are very popular nowadays and rightly so as they all have some very nice goodies but places like Basjoes, Katsu & Paradox have equally goood stuff but aren't visited as much and in my opinion are better coffeeshops to experiance.

the lesser known places is right up my alley. thanks for all the help people

Boner mentions the other side that is also critical about Amsterdam...

I love Picasso for a boutique shop, great budtender to interact with, small menu of quality and simple atmosphere with friendly locals about.

Paradox is a great experience...multiple shops near the Albert Cuyp area (Katsu, Carmona, Yoyo) have always been a different vibe that is great to travel out to.

I love this town.