Oya

Jesscass visited December 2016; sent 21 Dec 2016
Shop is located on a relatively busy shopping street. Passed it a few times before realising it (like others reported here). You enter and to the right is the counter with the menu. Weed: Zilver Haze, Lemon Haze, Amnesia Haze, OG Kush, Bubbles, Silver Pearl, White Widow, Cheese, Edelweiss, Gruis. Hash: four Moroccans, one Nepalese and one charras. There were two sizes of bags available for 10€ and 20€. Decided for the Cheese which came in that day it seems which was indeed a nice specimen of that strain (due to being in Gouda and coffeeshops in general in the last years I didn't expect that), tasty enough and more of a sativa leaning high. So indeed: There is Cheese to be had in Gouda *lol*! Shop itself you need to get buzzed in where there is a small bar to the right with about six to seven bar stools. Quite a letdown was you have to go to the back of the shop where there are about two small empty rooms where people stand around and smoke instead of sitting. We stood there with about eight people and it was not comfortable, especially since it got smoky a bit. After having to smoke there I realised I didn't buy anything to drink but no one seemed to care, probably saved me a fortune *lol*.

Epsilon from USA sent 19 Jul 2011
Best menu in Gouda. Friendliest staff. Pure smoking only at the bar area. With a small Smoking room in the back. Difficult to spot. You need to look for the snowflake. Was our favorite shop in Gouda.

Dutchflowers from UK sent 11 Jul 2010
I walked up and down Lange Groenendaal but could not find 104 or the coffeeshop.

Gary from England sent 9 Aug 2008
I used to live in Gouda in 2001. I used this coffee shop nearly every day. Good selection of weed, the Silver Pearl being my favourite. Not a bad selection of hash with Black Bombay being the best, very tasty indeed. Very friendly staff and lovely coffee served with a smile by the very funny and friendly Andre. Got to know this guy really well and we became good friends.

Petrone from UK sent 12 May 2004
Onomatophaeic in that it's so small it feels like ouch!