Post by Tokeing tom »

On my recent 1 walk about I happened to stumble along this place ,first time here for me but I wanted to visit for a while .. loved the old school vibe of the place ...few customers sitting upstairs so I got the seat just by the door which was perfect to give me a nice breeze on a hot sunny day... the bt was present I asked to see the 2 strains that are grown exclusively for the shop RS11 and PERMANENT MARKER all weed was pre bagged but the bt opened both to let me smell ..I went for the RS11 and it was very nice not the best example but no complaints ..coffee was good ..all in I liked the place a lot and I will definitely return

Post by WLow »

After seeing this menu, i wonder about theses edibles.
maybe paradox cakes :mrgreen:

Post by Not_the_monk »

New menu for La Tertulia dated 15 August 2024, kindly submitted to coffeeshopmenus.org by Ales

https://www.coffeeshopmenus.org/cs-tertulia.html

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Post by Liam42 »

Review from early december 2022
Ive always liked it here- nice looking place as you walk in, good view upstairs(where i can always get a seat somehow), decent toasties, what more can ye ask for.
Got Grape ape filter(15), was nice, fruity high end filter, good stuff.
pal got Afghan, forget price, cheap i think. was crap anyway, maybe contaminated.
Morocco is just destroying everyone else in terms of what they export IMO, anything else is risky these days.

Post by HitTheNorth »

First time here. Reminds me a shops from yesteryear, I like it. The ladies are nice and it's quiet, an oasis of calm amidst the hustle and bustle.

Got The Hulk which was nothing to write home about but I did enjoy my time here. Despite the red chairs 😁

Got a sticker for my laptop too

Post by Daz1976 »

This was a shop that I never made it to on my last trip - possibly next year

Post by Monkey »

Love this shop. Chill atmosphere, nice budtender. Feels like a proper coffeeshop. Also the outside tables are a dream on a nice day.

Always get the Himalayan Kush for something a bit different and have to say its always clean, potent and a beautiful smoke.

Post by Kay Noosh »

La Tertulia... well located in a nice area, and I got some interesting Kali Mist (0,9g for 10€) that made my afternoon! They were nice, nothing to criticize, and they have fruit juice that goes quite well with the smoke :-)
But for being so well-renowned I was a little disappointed by the narrow and little shabby atmosphere. Why aren't there more coffee shops like this who for example offer paint & paper, or sofas, or something more cozy to be trippin' for real?
Well - thanks anyway, you were the only ones to sell Kali Mist, surely a good adress for such stuff.

Post by Marok21 »

Minxtus wrote: Sun 9th Apr 2017 05:00 am Does anyone know what days and times this place is open , there web site isn't the best .

Thanks
I was there on sunday and noticed that they are closed on sundays and mondays :(

opening times listed here:
https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/tertulia.html

Post by Minxtus »

Does anyone know what days and times this place is open , there web site isn't the best .

Thanks

Post by djgtp »

Unless another two ladies have took over it seems as though the same people are looking after this place.

After reading that it mainly deals in low to mid strength organic called in to buy the first smoke of my trip. Got €5 of the big budda cheese. Nice enough smoke and just buds in the pre weighed bag. Also a guy working in there who was a bit more chatty / descriptive than the owners. Appreciated his advice. Also got a small bag of Bubblegum which was nicer than the bbc but I think still left me needing more of a kick. Bought a Pure Shiva joint for the wife. Short and fat but didn't burn too well although the effect was just right for her. Good mix of people / ages seem to be using this shop. Good location

Dissapointed that the vaporizer wasn't working. Did hav a selection of bongs but didn't look the cleanest so just used my own pipe.

Post by Cry Tuff »

Richie Rich wrote:
Cry Tuff wrote:T'will be a sad, sad day when Tertulia is no more.
What have I missed? :shock:
Are they planning on closing?
I hope not, I love to recline in the afternoon there 8)

There had been whispers over the last year or so that they were looking to sell up . Ive yet to find anyone to substantiate the rumour and although im a fairly regular customer when in town , it has always seemed a little rude to ask . Maybe someone can chime in and clarify ?

Post by choc0block »

Cry Tuff wrote:T'will be a sad, sad day when Tertulia is no more.
What have I missed? :shock:
Are they planning on closing?
I hope not, I love to recline in the afternoon there 8)

Post by Cry Tuff »

On the plus side , those old red chairs do have an amount of 'give' in the back of them, so a modicum of recline is possible. A pleasant rarity for a coffeeshop . No points scored for aesthetic , obviously . T'will be a sad, sad day when Tertulia is no more .

Post by Fat_old_dwarf »

Not_the_monk wrote:One gripe however; I know those bloody red chairs upstairs have been there for ever but seriously though, you have a Risk board in the shop but you have seating that just doesn't cut that sort of time investment mustard?
Go to de Os in Leeuwarden, one of my favourite shops in every other respect. People play chess there, and they also have two free computers, so it's not like they want you to piss off fairly sharpish. But the chairs are the most uncomfortable wooden things I've ever sat on – I'm not sure how one wooden thing can be so much worse than other wooden things, but they manage it. I think it's deliberate Dutch Calvinism.