Official government documents are a passport, a legal identity card, a driver's license, a residence permit, a temporary identification card (W document) or a Privileged Person's Identity Document.

Unfortunately not. We adhere to the rules and only accept official government documents as proof of identity.

Here too, you must prove that you are 18 years of age or older and a Dutch citizen. So make sure to bring a valid Dutch ID. If you don't have a Dutch ID but live in the Netherlands as an expat or exchange student, you must show a valid ID and the following documents: 1. A valid health insurance card from a Dutch insurance company. It is important to note that the validity must be visible on the card. 2. A copy of the Personal Records Database (BRP) from the municipality in which you live. This is also known as a BRP or GBA in some municipalities. You can request this document at the town hall and often also online. 3. A payslip or salary statement from your Dutch employer. This document must be no more than three months old.

If you are 18 or older and live in the Netherlands, you are welcome to visit us. Please bring a valid ID, as without it, you will not be able to enter.

The government has strict enforcement rules, including the minimum age of 18. That's why we have a mandatory ID policy for everyone. This means that everyone must always show a valid ID at all times. Yes, even if you are much older than 18.

No. We are very strict about that. Anyone wanting to enter one of our shops must be 18 or older.

Yes, but this only applies to snacks or drinks. Cannabis products do not count as consumption. We never oblige you to use cannabis.

The legal tobacco/smoking ban also applies at The Grass Company. Unfortunately, tobacco products such as cigarettes are not allowed, but you can smoke cannabis or tobacco substitute products indoors.

We apply a maximum sales quantity of 5 grams per person per day. This is the sum of all purchased cannabis products combined. We follow the national AHOJGI rules.

Our house rules can be found on this website and at the entrance of each of our locations.

Cannabis and the associated products you purchase from us are intended for consumption in your Dutch home or our coffeeshops only. They are not intended for export to another country or your home abroad.

Yes. And please bring a valid ID.

The Grass Company is completely alcohol-free. But while you're here, do try our wide range of delicious alcohol-free drinks and mocktails!

Send an email to info@thegrasscompany.nl or fill out the contact form on this website. We will reply as soon as possible.

First of all, always make sure you are never alone. Sit down, stay calm, and consume sugars and vitamin C. A fresh orange juice with a few scoops of sugar works wonders. Gresh air can also help. Cannabis is an emotional enhancer. So try to recover calmly, and things will turn out fine.

In the Netherlands, it is known as a business that sells cannabis. Often combined with a catering function, these are the only stablishments in the Netherlands that are legally allowed to sell cannabis under strict conditions.

No, according to the law, cannabis is still illegal in the Netherlands. But the Netherlands has a so-called tolerance policy. The Dutch government decided in the 1970s to allow the selling of limited quantities of cannabis to consumers. This policy must comply with strict rules.