Grey Area
- cornish pixie
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Re: Grey Area
After being dissapointed with the t- light in march was hoping Grey Area delivered this trip and it did. 1g of kandy kush. One of the better buys of trip. Sweet and strong for 12e. Mate picked up the cheisel which was also very nice. The place was rammed to the rafters as usual.
"If you can, then do "
- Quazer
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Re: Grey Area
This used to be my favourite coffeeshop and it probably still is... but it was closed every time I went there. Happened about 3 times last trip. Not even sure if I was too early or to late. Did the opening times change? Gotta ask Gapie about their times.
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sensismiler
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Re: Grey Area
It was 12-8 I think?
- Quazer
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Re: Grey Area
On Wednesday the 27th I even went twice because I couldn't believe it. First was around 6, second time around half past 8.
Bad luck probably.
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tokin jester
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Re: Grey Area
Whenever i passed and this place was open,it was rammed.I don't need that.
- TwoCanucks
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Re: Grey Area
Never a bad experience from Grey Area, unless you count waiting in line for primo herb a bad experience.
GA is like a niche pizzeria that uses only quality dough from Italy and once they run out for the day, the place closes.
The stigma of never being open and when they're open they're packed, makes people crave to find the joint and hope its' empty.
It's part of the GA charm... along with being the size of a shoebox.
GA is like a niche pizzeria that uses only quality dough from Italy and once they run out for the day, the place closes.
The stigma of never being open and when they're open they're packed, makes people crave to find the joint and hope its' empty.
It's part of the GA charm... along with being the size of a shoebox.
Amsterdam dreaming.............
- Puppa Ruff
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Re: Grey Area
+11TwoCanucks wrote:Never a bad experience from Grey Area, unless you count waiting in line for primo herb a bad experience.
GA is like a niche pizzeria that uses only quality dough from Italy and once they run out for the day, the place closes.
The stigma of never being open and when they're open they're packed, makes people crave to find the joint and hope its' empty.
It's part of the GA charm... along with being the size of a shoebox.
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Dave J
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Re: Grey Area
With regards to the opening hours because I have always wondered about this, are coffeeshops that only open for several hours a day ever alowed to make major changes to those hours if ever they wish or does the licence conditions prevent this?.
Just that I feel the likes of Grey Area could double there trade if they opened from say 9am till 11pm. Which would make sense in an ever shrinking number of coffeeshops in Dam these days.
Just that I feel the likes of Grey Area could double there trade if they opened from say 9am till 11pm. Which would make sense in an ever shrinking number of coffeeshops in Dam these days.
- TwoCanucks
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Re: Grey Area
Not certain, but I believe GA could be open longer, but they choose not too... might be wrong, perhaps someone with knowledge could chime in.
But there is something to be said about working for a living instead of living for work... if you can be successful and happy working 8 hours a day, good on you.
But there is something to be said about working for a living instead of living for work... if you can be successful and happy working 8 hours a day, good on you.
Amsterdam dreaming.............
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Mike93
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Re: Grey Area
I recently had the shakszilla and Holy grail. Both very nice. Shakszilla was on recommendation for a nice daytime smoke.
- qwr
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Re: Grey Area
Holy Grail Kush


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iMelancholic
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Re: Grey Area
Anyone tried the ECSD? What's it like?
- Lamont
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Re: Grey Area
Was there last week and the ECSD was amazing. Went back several times for more. Grey Areawas banging this trip, lots of great weed and John and Stefan were great as usual.iMelancholic wrote:Anyone tried the ECSD? What's it like?
Holy Grail Kush was a powerful one, actually made Gapie sit down when we smoke it together.
Shakzilla was an amazing flavor in the volcano Great batch of Silver Bubble as well.
- RvanSteensel
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Re: Grey Area
But was it worth 16 bloody euros ?Lamont wrote:Was there last week and the ECSD was amazing. Went back several times for more. Grey Areawas banging this trip, lots of great weed and John and Stefan were great as usual.iMelancholic wrote:Anyone tried the ECSD? What's it like?
Holy Grail Kush was a powerful one, actually made Gapie sit down when we smoke it together.![]()
Shakzilla was an amazing flavor in the volcano Great batch of Silver Bubble as well.
Relax and take notes , as I take tokes of the marihuana smoke
