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Re: Popeye
Posted: Mon 25th Jun 2012 07:45 am
by djreign
Always found Popeyes a nice place to spend a little time.
Coffee has always been good in my experience.
Always someone to chat to.
The guys that run it have always been nice enough to me.
Not the best weed but no means the worst. I got some really nice purple from there in March
Re: Popeye
Posted: Sun 12th Aug 2012 09:01 pm
by AmNeSiA22488
I visit Popeyes regularly they have a large menu with mostly reasonable prices with the exception of their Pink Kush at 17 euros per gram. It was 15 which was ok as the quality was very good, I then went back a couple of month later it was upto 17 and the quality wasnt as good =(. I also bought a 5 gram bag of White Shark but it was mostly shake. That is the only bad experience ive had with these guys in 8 visits. Not to put them down as mostly I receive big juicy buds of Vanilla Kush and Lemon Haze etc. Definately worth a visit.
Re: Popeye
Posted: Sat 29th Sep 2012 07:35 am
by gls259
i enjoy popeye's because sometimes, even during peak hours, the place will be empty and you can have a nice undisturbed smoke session... id say bring your own smoke, theirs is nothing special
Re: Popeye
Posted: Fri 5th Oct 2012 09:44 am
by jst23
I'm not a massive fan of Popeyes, i found the owners to be rude. I've been to most coffee shops near/ in the centre and have to say that these were the rudest. It's not like i went in there baked and couldn't talk or anything. Their weed was good, but by no means great. If you're in the area pop in for a visit, but i wouldn't go out of my way to go there.
3/5
Re: Popeye
Posted: Sat 17th Nov 2012 01:59 pm
by Sour
vanilla Kush smells amazing. 15 ero but tastes good
Re: Popeye
Posted: Sun 24th Mar 2013 08:57 pm
by Pipo
any experience with the super shiva of popeye?
thanks
is it strong?
Re: Popeye
Posted: Mon 25th Mar 2013 12:33 pm
by Mack 10
Are their Pink kush and top shelf Hash worth the 17 e a gram?
Mack.
Re: Popeye
Posted: Thu 28th Mar 2013 12:21 am
by beq00000
No.
Re: Popeye
Posted: Fri 19th Apr 2013 11:01 am
by Charsee
Also finding a business that has both Indians and Pakistanis working along side each other happily is a laughable prospect. The countries have been at war for ages and the people generally hate each other! It's like saying the coffeeshop is run by 'English and Germans' chalk and cheese.
Actually no, most people avoid to get their point of view influenced by politics and look after nothing else than peace with their neighbor. Of course there are haters, like everywhere, but that's not the general mindset I have come across. In about a total of 14 months spent between India in Pakistan I have met, one hater. Could you believe that there are Pakistani going on vacation to India, and vice-versa ? Quite a bunch indeed. Lots of families split between the two countries...
By the way, what about their Black Bombay, anyone sampled it ?
Irie !
Re: Popeye
Posted: Sun 21st Apr 2013 08:11 pm
by Roo-Vee-Bo
Charsee wrote:Also finding a business that has both Indians and Pakistanis working along side each other happily is a laughable prospect. The countries have been at war for ages and the people generally hate each other! It's like saying the coffeeshop is run by 'English and Germans' chalk and cheese.
Actually no, most people avoid to get their point of view influenced by politics and look after nothing else than peace with their neighbor. Of course there are haters, like everywhere, but that's not the general mindset I have come across. In about a total of 14 months spent between India in Pakistan I have met, one hater. Could you believe that there are Pakistani going on vacation to India, and vice-versa ? Quite a bunch indeed. Lots of families split between the two countries...
By the way, what about their Black Bombay, anyone sampled it ?
Irie !
I agree wholeheartedly. Being of Indian descent I am still amused to this day how the media portray relations between the Indian and Pakistani peoples. While my family is heavily centered around Delhi I do have many family members through Pakistan as well. The difference in culture often tantamount s to the difference between Cockney's and Geordie's
On a coffee shop note, stopped by here in January and picked up 5g of the Black Bombay. I have seen better examples but would still advise anyone to purchase as it was at a fair price ( 25E off the top of my head) . Used a TINY amount in my hash pipe to sample the flavor before sending the whole lot back home in the mail. When the parcel arrived I was surprised to find that, contrary to the fears of my partner, the hash weighed up as 6.4g. A bargain indeed and I felt obliged to put a large amount in a spliff to celebrate.

Re: Popeye
Posted: Tue 7th May 2013 11:03 pm
by Malfatty
A little bit small but the staff was great,the weed too,easy prices for tea cups.
Near to my hotel....best super lemon haze I've tried in 5 days and that's it.
Re: Popeye
Posted: Tue 28th May 2013 09:40 pm
by greenking
Roo-Vee-Bo wrote:Charsee wrote:Also finding a business that has both Indians and Pakistanis working along side each other happily is a laughable prospect. The countries have been at war for ages and the people generally hate each other! It's like saying the coffeeshop is run by 'English and Germans' chalk and cheese.
Actually no, most people avoid to get their point of view influenced by politics and look after nothing else than peace with their neighbor. Of course there are haters, like everywhere, but that's not the general mindset I have come across. In about a total of 14 months spent between India in Pakistan I have met, one hater. Could you believe that there are Pakistani going on vacation to India, and vice-versa ? Quite a bunch indeed. Lots of families split between the two countries...
By the way, what about their Black Bombay, anyone sampled it ?
Irie !
I agree wholeheartedly. Being of Indian descent I am still amused to this day how the media portray relations between the Indian and Pakistani peoples. While my family is heavily centered around Delhi I do have many family members through Pakistan as well. The difference in culture often tantamount s to the difference between Cockney's and Geordie's
On a coffee shop note, stopped by here in January and picked up 5g of the Black Bombay. I have seen better examples but would still advise anyone to purchase as it was at a fair price ( 25E off the top of my head) . Used a TINY amount in my hash pipe to sample the flavor before sending the whole lot back home in the mail. When the parcel arrived I was surprised to find that, contrary to the fears of my partner, the hash weighed up as 6.4g. A bargain indeed and I felt obliged to put a large amount in a spliff to celebrate.

Sadly guys most folks don't know their history and that once upon a time there was no Pakistan just India, so it makes total sense That family's are now split between the two country's
Oh anyone seen any chalice around ?
Re: Popeye
Posted: Tue 28th May 2013 11:39 pm
by Roo-Vee-Bo
Actually no, most people avoid to get their point of view influenced by politics and look after nothing else than peace with their neighbor. Of course there are haters, like everywhere, but that's not the general mindset I have come across. In about a total of 14 months spent between India in Pakistan I have met, one hater. Could you believe that there are Pakistani going on vacation to India, and vice-versa ? Quite a bunch indeed. Lots of families split between the two countries...
By the way, what about their Black Bombay, anyone sampled it ?
Irie ![/quote]
I agree wholeheartedly. Being of Indian descent I am still amused to this day how the media portray relations between the Indian and Pakistani peoples. While my family is heavily centered around Delhi I do have many family members through Pakistan as well. The difference in culture often tantamount s to the difference between Cockney's and Geordie's
On a coffee shop note, stopped by here in January and picked up 5g of the Black Bombay. I have seen better examples but would still advise anyone to purchase as it was at a fair price ( 25E off the top of my head) . Used a TINY amount in my hash pipe to sample the flavor before sending the whole lot back home in the mail. When the parcel arrived I was surprised to find that, contrary to the fears of my partner, the hash weighed up as 6.4g. A bargain indeed and I felt obliged to put a large amount in a spliff to celebrate.

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Sadly guys most folks don't know their history and that once upon a time there was no Pakistan just India, so it makes total sense That family's are now split between the two country's
Oh anyone seen any chalice around ?[/quote]
In Gandhara, Gandhara, they say it was in India

Re: Popeye
Posted: Wed 23rd Oct 2013 12:36 pm
by orle
gronda wrote:anyone with experience with the popey weed mix offer?
doesn't look very clean to me, probably doesn't burn to a white ash either, may be sprayed/
affused
Re: Popeye
Posted: Thu 24th Oct 2013 11:27 am
by RvanSteensel
Mack 10 wrote:Are their Pink kush and top shelf Hash worth the 17 e a gram?
Mack.
no weed is worth this price