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Kinky Corner closed coffeeshop in Bergen op Zoom. Reviews of Kinky Corner 6 0 7. It's a shame Kinky Corner closed as, at the time, it was a super cool place to be. Had some fab times there and sad it went downhill. Maybe those pesky Belgians dragged it down. Many happy memories. The manager is a bit weird but the weed is good. Skabouter from Belgium sent 11 Sep I don't really like this shop. There hangs a racist, soccer hooligan atmosphere. The lady behind the counter is ok, but the pushing weedseller is an asshole. The weight is never right and sometimes the weed is still wet. Quality however is good. Reminds me of what a guy from Bergen op Zoom told me on a festival: 'You really shouldn't go to BOZ to buy your drugs'. Guess he's right. I've been going to Bergen-op-zoom for 15 years now, how all the good shops got closed and these criminals can still be open beats me. Daril from Belgium sent 9 Jul Rip you off with the weed weight! Got 4. Happened several times! The owner is very aggressive with non Dutch-speaking persons and when try to speak Dutch, just get font of you! I was good client there for years but since the new boss came up and fired all the old the employees, I just don't want to go back there! Place to avoid! Pity to loose a good place like it was before! Very disappointed! Pity, the building and the weed are nice. Ali from Belgium sent 26 Nov We love Kinky Corner, especially the guy in the back with the white tee-shirt. We highly recommend Krystal pre-rolled cones and really anything that's on offer that week. It's the best, authentic. We travel from far to go there. You should go too. Potsmoker-John from Belgium sent 21 Jun A very good weedshop, they have very good hash especially the Moroccan is very cheap and also very good. The owners of this coffee shop are very friendly. I like this shop. Maybe 5 grams for 50 euro while the weed only costs 6 euro a gram. Weed is still wet. They will see me never again. Very bad coffeeshop and no atmosphere. David from Belgium sent 1 May Definitely the best coffeeshop in Bergen, not a 'tourist' coffeeshop and that's noticeable on the menu. They've got two types of Haze, Mexican! Good owners, always friendly and I'm not a racist but that's the only coffeeshop where Dutch people serve you. Nice interior with a chill couch hehe. Their weed is bad and the price they ask is really not worth to give money for it. No alcohol is served. It closes at 8 p. One of the staff, Wim, also works at Bush Doctor, part-time. It is popular with the locals, one of whom told me this is the only coffeeshop run by a native of Bergen Op Zoom, the other three coffee shops being run by Moroccans. There is a nice little aquarium behind the bar with some exotic fish, and the owner told me proudly he has had the prettiest one for 11 years, raised it from a minnow. The dealer is down the hall in the back. The selection is varied. I only had a pre-rolled, which was pretty good. I went during Carnival time, a fantastic time to visit Bergen Op Zoom, a wonderful, colorful folk festival that lasts four or five days, simultaneous with festivals all over the world Rio, New Orleans, etc , but in Bergen Op Zoom the effect is more G-rated, sort of like New Orleans as presented by Disneyland. Click here to email your review. Kinky Corner Forum Topic. If you wish to start one, please join the forum, if you're not already a member, and create a new topic in the Coffeeshop Reviews Forum.

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For several months, the reigning Dutch government had been trumpeting the imminent demise of the old coffee shop regime as of Jan. Coffee shop owners in Maastrict have already banned all but Dutch, German and Belgian nationals from buying cannabis products in an effort to appease the government, and the border towns of Bergen op Zoom and Roosendaal have gotten rid of their coffee shops altogether. Elsewhere in the Netherlands, 16 coffee shops In Rotterdam have been shut down because they were located within meters of schools. If this proscription were applied across the country, another 94 coffee shops would have to close. To make things even worse, the government wants to extend the distance-from-school rule from to meters, which will shut down even more coffee shops. This whole mess started in when the city of Maastricht decided to ban tourists from the local coffee shops and a coffee shop owner was forced to close after two non-Dutch nationals were found on his premises. Supreme Court — to issue a ruling that the Maastricht ban does not conflict with EU laws. In Amsterdam, the City Council opposes the introduction of the membership scheme. The city had solved these problems in the early s when it decriminalized recreational drug use and allowed the establishment of coffee shops as places where cannabis products could be sold and consumed in-house. But the Dutch policy of tolerance has never been at all popular with most other European governments nor the draconian American authorities, and the social truce that has allowed over-the-counter cannabis commerce in Holland to flourish has always been an uneasy one. The recent demonstration of official opposition to the coffee shop culture has been a long time coming, but now it looms large on the immediate societal horizon. This increase in potency, of course, is the result of the rapid development of the Dutch growing community and its wizardry in generating new and ever more effective strains of marijuana. The crazy thing is that, with marijuana cultivation and distribution remaining illegal, persons engaged in these activities are organized criminals by definition. Here in Holland, the long-term tolerance of the cannabis culture has both created an atmosphere that attracts weed-smoking pilgrims to make up a significant portion of the local tourist economy and fostered a full-scale cannabis industry that generates billions of euros worth of business within the intimate confines of this tiny nation. Accordingly, every knowledgeable person I have consulted about the issue continues to scoff at the notion that the state can transform the coffee shop culture by means of the pending legislation. At any rate, Veling stressed, would-be drug tourists from America and elsewhere will definitely be welcome in the coffee shops of Holland for at least the entire present year. John Sinclair , founder of the White Panthers, is a poet. Source: CounterPunch Editorial. Coffeeshops Netherlands Overview. Cookie Policy. February 3rd Coffeeshops Amsterdam Fully Open Again! Facebook Twitter Instagram.

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