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Posted: Fri 22nd May 2009 10:39 am
by stew1974
Mr oranje
Myself and the boys had prior to walking into this fine establishment gone and eaten a lot of food the night before. This resulted in all of us needing to use the one toilet it goes without saying what this must have smelt like for myself when I was last to go in due to the very small area and closure of the doors, our flavours marinaded together well, one of the worst smells I have ever smelt, I feel sorry for the guy who went in after mer when I left.
Alot of infomation is good, however too much puts me of my breakfast

Posted: Sat 23rd May 2009 05:14 am
by Mr Oranje
Just so you know for future to avoid going there on a full tank of diesel.

Posted: Mon 26th Jul 2010 08:59 am
by crackerbread
i stumbled accross this coffeeshop in july 2009, and my god what a find, there weed was ok, nothing amazing, but reasonable prices, friendly staff, and a hugeeeee smoking area,
after the smoking ban i have been struggling to find shops with tabacco facilitys, especially ones where its not a hemmed in glass box with 20 other people shoulder to shoulder, well route 99 is the place,
downstairs is for pure only, and also where the bar, dealer, and toilets are, but upstairs through a glass door is where you can smoked mixed, its a huge area with a big table, and lots of smaller tables,
i spent a whole day in here on my final day trying to smoke the stash i had built up over a week, and just kept popping downstairs for drinks and back up and watching the world go by,
so summery, weed is possibly below average but prices reflect this, but the coffeeshop itself is a gem
Posted: Sun 22nd Aug 2010 11:10 am
by HappyHippy
Anyone know what to expect on the menu here? I cant seem to find any pics of it and would be interested to know as I am trying to get a list of coffee shops I would like to visit.
Posted: Sun 22nd Aug 2010 11:30 am
by hulldj
2 g of Jack Herrer were 12 euro on my last visit 2009 Oct i think. If I remember rightly most are pre weighed 2gram bags.
Internet is out of the way at the back near a big table that usually has a massive fan behind it.
Budtender and Bar are now downstairs next to the toilets.
My first few solo trips I enjoyed going here but have since found other shops thats are away from the hustle and bustle of the Damrak. Don't get me wrong, sometimes its nice to buzz down there with headfones in and sunglasses on eyes darting around taking in as much as your restricted sensations can.
Posted: Wed 1st Sep 2010 11:32 am
by HappyHippy
Thanks DJ. We're staying at the Flying Pig near by and just keeping a check on the CS's near us. Spoilt for choice

Re: Route 99
Posted: Sat 8th Oct 2011 07:10 pm
by brazier06
i would recommend, good welcoming staff and a nice vibe.
Re: Route 99
Posted: Wed 15th Feb 2012 03:57 pm
by papillondenuit
I went here on the 7th and again on the 8th and it was closed with a note asking customers to call a phone number... Anyone have any idea what that's about?
Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 12:29 am
by Cisco
^^ yeah they are closed , another CS closed for good . But the owner is still selling gear hence the number
Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 12:37 am
by hulldj
Cisco wrote:^^ yeah they are closed , another CS closed for good . But the owner is still selling gear hence the number
That's a shame Cisco... I have some good memories from here and used to be one of my first or last coffeeshop visits a few years ago, their Jack H, Orange Bud and WW were always a nice buy.

Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 04:55 am
by treetop
Cisco wrote:^^ yeah they are closed , another CS closed for good . But the owner is still selling gear hence the number
At last we have a solution to the weedpass! Just call that number

Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 03:35 pm
by Shaggy
Maybe we should all club together and buy the license for this coffeeshop?
We could all be part-owners, which would surely mean that we'd be granted admission in the event of the weedpass being introduced. I mean, they couldn't refuse to let the owners in could they?
Alternatively, we could all club together and rent a single apartment in Amsterdam? We could then use it as a crashpad and use the utility bill (made out in all our names) as proof of residency. We'd then surely be eligible for a weedpass if we needed one (or two)?

Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 04:20 pm
by ftcarer
sounds like they may be getting ready to go backwards

to street dealing

, ring ring " yeah i'm on Damrak "

Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 07:09 pm
by hulldj
ftcarer wrote:sounds like they may be getting ready to go backwards

to street dealing

, ring ring " yeah i'm on Damrak "

Or just selling off the old stock from the stash maybe.
Cisco... Did you take the number by any chance?

Re: Route 99
Posted: Thu 16th Feb 2012 07:11 pm
by hulldj
Shaggy wrote:Maybe we should all club together and buy the license for this coffeeshop?
We could all be part-owners, which would surely mean that we'd be granted admission in the event of the weedpass being introduced. I mean, they couldn't refuse to let the owners in could they?
Alternatively, we could all club together and rent a single apartment in Amsterdam? We could then use it as a crashpad and use the utility bill (made out in all our names) as proof of residency. We'd then surely be eligible for a weedpass if we needed one (or two)?

How stoned were you when that popped into your head Shaggy?? lol.. Brilliant idea...
