The New Amsterdam

Walking into the New Amsterdam is like scrolling through the Instagram profile of an advertising major who calls himself a “creative.”

(The New Amsterdam, Henry Cromett)

2201 N Killingsworth St., 503-558-5678, thenewamsterdam.com. 10 am-10 pm Sunday-Thursday, 10 am-4:30 pm Friday, closed Saturday.

Walking into the New Amsterdam is like scrolling through the Instagram profile of an advertising major who calls himself a "creative." Designed by Carlos Wigle—the New York creative director behind Jose Cuervo, Tropicana and Toms shoes ads—the place carries a glow of hip minimalism, from the floor-to-ceiling black paint to the hand-stamped white paper shopping bags to the 24-karat-gold rolling paper. It's had time to achieve this aesthetic: The New Amsterdam got its license two years ago, but after being delayed by building-code snafus in the former Beaterville Cafe spot, it finally opened in June. One gram of flower runs less than $15, while you can get a half-gram preroll for $5.50 and a two-pack of 1-gram prerolls for $10. The most fun buy, though, is seven half-gram prerolls for $36, which includes three strains. Pro tip: Every night from 8 to 10 pm is Flower Hour, which gets you 10 percent off eighths and 15 percent off ounces. Dope.

(The New Amsterdam, Henry Cromett)
(The New Amsterdam, Henry Cromett)
(The New Amsterdam, Henry Cromett)
(The New Amsterdam, Henry Cromett)
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