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Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Thu 18th Aug 2011 04:46 pm
by Collector
Prices look very reasonable, on my list for next time for sure.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Wed 30th Nov 2011 03:23 pm
by artymac
Practiced a few times how to get to this shop from the "Jordaan" area, using the maps that pops up when you click on coffeeshops, on this occasion "Spirit" and still walked past it!!!
It's a small shop, with the door closed there was 4 of us in it and it was pretty much packed (Made the "Grey Area" look like a dance hall)
I bought some "Amnesia" Haze at 11 euros a 'g', this was a lovely smoke, strong detached effect. Some "Melana" Hash at 14 euros a 'g', which was very good i have to say, tasty and a lovely effect.
The pal got himself some "Jack Herrer" at 8 euros a 'g' which was also very good, especially at that price!!
This is a shop i hope to go back to if it all doesn't go pear shaped for the coffeeshops. It has a nice menu that we only dabbed at and is well worth heading West for, to sample it's many delights and perhaps buy a saxophone from the shop on the corner!!
Just watch out for all the dog shit on the pavements .....I think that's how I missed this shop the first time.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Sun 4th Dec 2011 09:32 pm
by Charsee
Is the Malawi still on their menu ?
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Mon 5th Dec 2011 12:22 am
by artymac
I unfortunately couldn't tell you "Charsee" if they have it on the menu as i was more keen to try the "Melana" which i'd read somewhere someone had said was great. (It was!) So i didn't pay much attention, although at 3 euro should i have done??
Tried the "Gruis" from "Hugo de Groots" at 5 euros a gram and that was fantastic for the price!!
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Mon 5th Dec 2011 10:33 am
by Charsee
Malawi happens to produce some of the best grass in the world, so at 3€/g, it's a must try !
Thanks for the tip, but I am not interested in gruis, it's not a matter of price.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 6th Dec 2011 07:07 pm
by treetop
Thanks for the menu updates Marco. Shame they got rid of the blueberry cheese!
Buy and fly shop and a little hard to find at times.
Worth the effort though as the prices are good even though they have increased. The weed I got there was always top notch. It somehow seemed too cheap back when I was last there but the new prices are more in line with what you'd expect from a slightly out of the way neighbourhood coffeeshop with no place to smoke on site.
I'd recomend going there by bike unless you fancy a nice walk from the tram. No where decent to smoke your purchases close by from what I saw either.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 6th Dec 2011 07:28 pm
by Marco
treetop wrote:Thanks for the menu updates Marco. Shame they got rid of the blueberry cheese!
Buy and fly shop and a little hard to find at times.
Worth the effort though as the prices are good even though they have increased. The weed I got there was always top notch. It somehow seemed too cheap back when I was last there but the new prices are more in line with what you'd expect from a slightly out of the way neighbourhood coffeeshop with no place to smoke on site.
I'd recomend going there by bike unless you fancy a nice walk from the tram. No where decent to smoke your purchases close by from what I saw either.
Actually, you can smoke at at least 2 or 3 bars nearby.
Finnegans's Rainbow: Divey Irish place (not run by Irish people, fyi)
Jet Longe: Cool newish live music club/bar
Cafe Kamerz (only in the smoking room): Great local hangout.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 6th Dec 2011 08:50 pm
by TwoCanucks
Chapiteau slipped through the cracks last time out, have to get here... consistantly hearing good things.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Wed 7th Dec 2011 02:51 am
by weedhog
yup worth the effort..for a buy n fly, gear was as good as any other shop and better than most plus cheaper and they'll load u down with freebies, I ended up with 4 lighter, 6 packs tips and 5 packs papers at the end of my last trip.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Wed 7th Dec 2011 11:06 am
by HasAnyoneSeenMyPipe
[quote=]"MarcoFinnegans's Rainbow: Divey Irish place (not run by Irish people, fyi)[/quote]
You find that an awful lot of Irish bars are not owned by irish people.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 17th Jan 2012 02:12 am
by johnthomann
Anyone been over here lately?
Got some lovely stuff there last January and am going to make it one of my first stops when I arrive next friday.
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 17th Jan 2012 03:17 am
by TwoCanucks
johnthomann wrote:Anyone been over here lately?
Got some lovely stuff there last January and am going to make it one of my first stops when I arrive next friday.
Hope to hear your reviews, my intention was to stop here at some point if possible. love the menu and prices
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 17th Jan 2012 03:48 am
by johnthomann
TwoCanucks wrote:johnthomann wrote:Anyone been over here lately?
Got some lovely stuff there last January and am going to make it one of my first stops when I arrive next friday.
love the menu and prices
Exactly, Well worth the walk/cycle out to the place!
Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 24th Jan 2012 07:05 pm
by Marco
Latest menu. Roomboter is da bomb, soft and creamy.

Re: Chapiteau
Posted: Tue 24th Jan 2012 07:59 pm
by TwoCanucks
any iceolator in stock?