https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/cs-noord.html
Neww menu for Noord dated 17 June 2024, kindly submitted to coffeeshopmenus.org by B
https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/cs-noord.html
https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/cs-noord.html
Always positive to see a location spring back to life, I have good memories of stumbling on this place many years ago while walking to Vliegenbos campsite from the ferry behind the station. "Noord" though, that really is low effort. 
Anyway, new menu for Noord dated 15 December 2023, kindly submitted to coffeeshopmenus.org by anonymous
https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/AmGenNo ... Noord.html
Anyway, new menu for Noord dated 15 December 2023, kindly submitted to coffeeshopmenus.org by anonymous
https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/AmGenNo ... Noord.html
Pleased to report that this place is open again. It's been taken over by Amsterdam Genetics but, like some of their other shops, they couldn't be bothered to think of a name for it!
This shop is now closed permanently
New menu for Ooiievaartje dated April 5, 2019. Thanks to Tony.
http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... artje.html
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http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... artje.html
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New menu for Ooievaartje dated June 4, 2018. Thanks to n0rb33r7
http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... rtje.html
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http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... rtje.html
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New menu for Ooviwvaartje dated February 25, 2018. Thanks to Tony.
http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... artje.html
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http://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/OOievaar ... artje.html
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Goes off my list for a few reason:-
After buying gear there all week was told on my last day if you don’t buy weed no coffee
The pigeons have now gone.
The older bud tender (assume owner) if miserable which is a shame as the others were good!
After buying gear there all week was told on my last day if you don’t buy weed no coffee
The pigeons have now gone.
The older bud tender (assume owner) if miserable which is a shame as the others were good!
Here is a May 6, 2017 menu.
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Thanksnotsofasteddie wrote: Tue 9th May 2017 12:57 pmYESJuice wrote: Tue 9th May 2017 07:05 am Anyone know if there are any other Coffeeshops the otherside of the station? I've never venterued that way before.
Now even more excited about my next trip!Anyone know if there are any other Coffeeshops the otherside of the station? I've never venterued that way before.
Amnesia hash
We drove over and stayed in amsterdam noord last weekend, popped in to this place on the sunday morning before setting off.
Its a strange coffeeshop this one, was told no mobiles and only smoking in the back room. I didnt find it overly rude or unwelcoming just very to the point.
Was on a bit of a hash quest this time and got their lemon hash at 11e a gram and the amnesia hash at 13e a gram had a coke and sat down cant remember exactly how much it was but it was a can and seemed pretty cheap.
Had a joint of the lemon and it put me pretty sideways for a good while. Very soft but not overly sticky, easy to roll. Got the rest of it at home along with the yet untried amnesia hash. The lemon was the best of the trip so hopefully the amnesia is rocket fuel. When weighed at home the amnesia came in at 0.9g so underweight but im not too upset as it was cheap for amazing looking hash.
I would probably buy and fly here next time but i will be visiting again.
I'll pop a couple of pics up after ive had some sleep (nightshift)
Its a strange coffeeshop this one, was told no mobiles and only smoking in the back room. I didnt find it overly rude or unwelcoming just very to the point.
Was on a bit of a hash quest this time and got their lemon hash at 11e a gram and the amnesia hash at 13e a gram had a coke and sat down cant remember exactly how much it was but it was a can and seemed pretty cheap.
Had a joint of the lemon and it put me pretty sideways for a good while. Very soft but not overly sticky, easy to roll. Got the rest of it at home along with the yet untried amnesia hash. The lemon was the best of the trip so hopefully the amnesia is rocket fuel. When weighed at home the amnesia came in at 0.9g so underweight but im not too upset as it was cheap for amazing looking hash.
I would probably buy and fly here next time but i will be visiting again.
I'll pop a couple of pics up after ive had some sleep (nightshift)
Watch out if you go here (and avoid if you have a choice), after having a very strong feeling for a 2nd time in a row that the bud tender was screwing me, I decided to wait and not smoke until my friend could bring a scales to check the amount I got.....
I got .8 instead of a gram.
When I mentioned it to another friend he said he felt he was getting screwed too but never checked as he didn't have a scales...they have a weighing system that you can see on the till, but the bowl they put the product into is not transparent, so when they transfer into a bag they clearly throw some on the counter and some into the bag...as unless you're pretty tall you won't be able to see anything. Avoid like the plague, I know I'll be making the trip into Amsterdam from now on.
I got .8 instead of a gram.
When I mentioned it to another friend he said he felt he was getting screwed too but never checked as he didn't have a scales...they have a weighing system that you can see on the till, but the bowl they put the product into is not transparent, so when they transfer into a bag they clearly throw some on the counter and some into the bag...as unless you're pretty tall you won't be able to see anything. Avoid like the plague, I know I'll be making the trip into Amsterdam from now on.
I took a trip over the river to visit this coffeeshop for the first time on Monday. It's easy enough to find and is only really a few minutes walk, but I had a bit of an encounter on the way!
As I got off the ferry I stopped to take a few photos and after most people had dispersed a teenage lad started getting frantic and shouting stuff. Running round from person to person asking them something. He came to me and started shouting in dutch at me, and making a mobile phone gesture at me. I didn't understand so just said "sorry no" and walked away in the direction of the coffeeshop. As I turned the corner to see I had found Ooievaartje easy enough and was about to enter the door the lad from the ferry stopped his bike right across my path and two of his mates used their bikes to trap me against the wall. He started shouting "cell phone cellphone" at me. I just stared back wondering how I was going to get out of this situation with all my belongings. I was sure I was getting robbed. After what seemed like an age his mate says "He had his phone stolen on the ferry. Do you have it?" I almost smiled in semi relief as I thought maybe they weren't mugging me! I said no sorry, and that I didn't see anything as I was stood at the front of the ferry facing out. The lad starts getting in my face and says "open pockets". I thought fair enough, I've not got his phone. I told him okay but told them all to move back out of arms reach. Now when i'm in Amsterdam I always wear clothes with lots of pockets to avoid carrying a backpack, so this was going to take a while...and it seemed to take forever. Every pocket had a zip or button, and my hands were shaking now which made it fiddly. Out came my phone, I said "that's mine, ok?" he nodded and I put it back in my pocket. Next my wallet and Voyagers room key, he nodded again, I'm not getting robbed! Then my passport, then my map, my weed, baccy, grinder etc until the last pocket. Then a man walked out of the coffeeshop door stopped and looked at them and lit a joint and they scarpered, just like that they were gone. The man walked away in the opposite direction. Thankfully I'll never know what would have happened if he hadn't come out. That is the closest I've ever been to any sort of trouble in somewhere around 15-20 trips to Amsterdam.
So anyway, in through the door to 't Ooievaartje. It doesn't seem to be any different to the descriptions in the posts above mine and the pigeons are still there so I won't bother putting the same descriptions (I think I've wrote enough already!). I asked for the menu and noticed the prices were a lot more reasonable than in Centrum. I wanted some hash so went for Twisla at 9Euro and a couple of grams of Gruis as a mixer for 10Euro. I went to the back room to see if there was space and it was empty! This place is obviously just a buy & fly for locals. I doubt to many stoners make the trip. There were loads of people around the counter just hanging out, mates with the budtender. As I asked him for a coke he smirked, said something to his mates and they all looked and giggled, but I got my coke and went and sat down anyway. Not the best way to be made to feel welcome. I was sat next to the pigeons, there was just a big sheet of perspex between us. Odd but kinda cool.
I rolled a joint with Twisla. Light brown in colour, hard but crumbles softly. Very nice hash with a strong flavour. The gruis/shake was good value too, 5E/g good little nugs and crumbs which still seemed fresh, lots of little stems and sticks in there to pick out first though.
I stayed for about an hour and smoked a few joints, I'd calmed down and stopped shaking soon after a couple of tokes and relaxed. I quite enjoyed being in there, the music was ok, can't remember any of it but remember thinking it was ok. I decided to buy some more gruis on the way out. The BT was a lot nicer this time. I made my purchase and on my way out he said "thanks for coming, see you next time" which ended it well.
I just missed a ferry so just sat by the river watching the boats go by, looking over at the city and the chaos within. got the next ferry and headed off to another coffeeshop. Couldn't tell you which one, haven't got a clue....the Twisla was strong!
This just turned into a mini trip report so...the end.
As I got off the ferry I stopped to take a few photos and after most people had dispersed a teenage lad started getting frantic and shouting stuff. Running round from person to person asking them something. He came to me and started shouting in dutch at me, and making a mobile phone gesture at me. I didn't understand so just said "sorry no" and walked away in the direction of the coffeeshop. As I turned the corner to see I had found Ooievaartje easy enough and was about to enter the door the lad from the ferry stopped his bike right across my path and two of his mates used their bikes to trap me against the wall. He started shouting "cell phone cellphone" at me. I just stared back wondering how I was going to get out of this situation with all my belongings. I was sure I was getting robbed. After what seemed like an age his mate says "He had his phone stolen on the ferry. Do you have it?" I almost smiled in semi relief as I thought maybe they weren't mugging me! I said no sorry, and that I didn't see anything as I was stood at the front of the ferry facing out. The lad starts getting in my face and says "open pockets". I thought fair enough, I've not got his phone. I told him okay but told them all to move back out of arms reach. Now when i'm in Amsterdam I always wear clothes with lots of pockets to avoid carrying a backpack, so this was going to take a while...and it seemed to take forever. Every pocket had a zip or button, and my hands were shaking now which made it fiddly. Out came my phone, I said "that's mine, ok?" he nodded and I put it back in my pocket. Next my wallet and Voyagers room key, he nodded again, I'm not getting robbed! Then my passport, then my map, my weed, baccy, grinder etc until the last pocket. Then a man walked out of the coffeeshop door stopped and looked at them and lit a joint and they scarpered, just like that they were gone. The man walked away in the opposite direction. Thankfully I'll never know what would have happened if he hadn't come out. That is the closest I've ever been to any sort of trouble in somewhere around 15-20 trips to Amsterdam.
So anyway, in through the door to 't Ooievaartje. It doesn't seem to be any different to the descriptions in the posts above mine and the pigeons are still there so I won't bother putting the same descriptions (I think I've wrote enough already!). I asked for the menu and noticed the prices were a lot more reasonable than in Centrum. I wanted some hash so went for Twisla at 9Euro and a couple of grams of Gruis as a mixer for 10Euro. I went to the back room to see if there was space and it was empty! This place is obviously just a buy & fly for locals. I doubt to many stoners make the trip. There were loads of people around the counter just hanging out, mates with the budtender. As I asked him for a coke he smirked, said something to his mates and they all looked and giggled, but I got my coke and went and sat down anyway. Not the best way to be made to feel welcome. I was sat next to the pigeons, there was just a big sheet of perspex between us. Odd but kinda cool.
I rolled a joint with Twisla. Light brown in colour, hard but crumbles softly. Very nice hash with a strong flavour. The gruis/shake was good value too, 5E/g good little nugs and crumbs which still seemed fresh, lots of little stems and sticks in there to pick out first though.
I stayed for about an hour and smoked a few joints, I'd calmed down and stopped shaking soon after a couple of tokes and relaxed. I quite enjoyed being in there, the music was ok, can't remember any of it but remember thinking it was ok. I decided to buy some more gruis on the way out. The BT was a lot nicer this time. I made my purchase and on my way out he said "thanks for coming, see you next time" which ended it well.
I just missed a ferry so just sat by the river watching the boats go by, looking over at the city and the chaos within. got the next ferry and headed off to another coffeeshop. Couldn't tell you which one, haven't got a clue....the Twisla was strong!
This just turned into a mini trip report so...the end.