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Lost in Amsterdam
Nieuwendijk 19, Amsterdam |
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This nice homely hippy lounge doesn't sell grass but there are big hookah pipes everywhere indicating that this is a smoker's bar. Alcohol is available and the clientele are quite young even though the furniture looks from the 1960s.
It's quite big with five distinct zones. At the front is the bar area with a further seating area behind. Steps below the rear windows provide access to a small terrace outside. Downstairs is a further area leading to a small room beneath the terrace with a large table.
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 Alex from UK. Sent 25 Mar 2008.
No one has mentioned the two white cats they have, not sure if they're still knocking about. We were there in December 2006, we sat in the back area, had a few joints, (really nice place) then this pearl white cat walks through the room and out into the staff section. Was cool. Then another, exactly the same, pearl white cat, did the same thing. Reminded us all of the deja vue bit in the Matrix. We were all expecting Neo to run past a second later. But he never did. Great coffee shop though, definitely one of the best just for its simplicity.
Steve from USA. Sent 13 Mar 2008.
Had an excellent time! The servers were very helpful, friendly, attractive and made me feel welcomed. The place was crowded but not full. I sat at the bar, drank beers (Heinekens in Amsterdam are much better than what you get in the States. No skunk taste. It is more like a Miller Lite or a Mich Light), smoked cigarettes and some weed. I will visit this location again and would recommend it for a place to hang out other than a coffeeshop.
Dennis from Sweden. Sent 27 Feb 2008.
I first discovered "Lost" in the summer of -07 when I was backpacking and stayed in the Aroza Hostel which is just a few doors away on the same street, I was there for 8 days and I was there probably 2-3 times a day. I just came back for a four day trip there and I was there every day this time also, the bartenders are hot and helpful and one of them actually gave my friend a beer on the house cause she liked his Swedish accent. It's the perfect place to kick back and enjoy your weed while having a beer or coffee, they don't have couches or chairs but instead hundreds of pillows in different sizes and mattresses, which you can sit or lie on. They also have a big platform right inside the window between the window and the bar that you can sit on amongst all the pillows and if the weather allows it they open the window up while you sit in the shade and watch as the droves of tourists walk by. I had my first shroomtrip in that window and it was the best time I've ever had. Music is a mix between tribal house, world and other spacey sounds.
Jon and Shell from UK. Sent 10 Mar 2007.
This place was really chilled, buy a drink and smoke your own weed, really comfortable and relaxed, I could loose a few hours in there. There was some drilling and banging going on while we were there, which didn't help, but what can you do?
Cliff and Jo. Sent 7 Feb 2006.
It doesn't sell but it's a serious smoker's bar with the most amazing chillout areas, a huge range of bongs, live webcams to unfortunate mates back home, serves beer, and you can take in your own eats.
Martin & Dean from UK. Sent 12 Nov 2005.
The place was great for chilling with loads of beanbags and cushions strewn all over the place. Good chilling out music, great vibe and bongs are provided on request!
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