Town zoning can change, and the DCP page that tracks municipal cannabis zoning changes is where to check the current status.
The route from the town center
The drive ends at our store at 306 Market St, Hartford, CT 06120, which the city's neighborhood map puts in Downtown. The Hartford Business Journal reported that our founder chose the address for its visibility at the I-84 and I-91 intersection, and I-91 is the last leg of the drive.
We have free on-site parking, and the store has CT Transit bus access.
Order ahead and collect downtown
| Pickup at our counter | Delivery to your address | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you order | The live menu, set to our store | The same live menu, with your address entered at checkout |
| Whether it is available | Open 7 days a week | Shown at checkout for that address |
| How you pay | Cash or debit card, no credit cards | Cash or debit card at the door |
Pickup is the plan we suggest. Online ordering is open 24/7, so you can build the order on our live menu the night before and it waits at the counter when you arrive.
Our delivery page lists this town among the 11 towns this store serves, and checkout on the live menu shows whether delivery is available for your address. Neighbors in Wethersfield and Newington are on that same list.
If delivery does come through, only the adult who placed the order, 21 or older with matching ID, can accept it.
What the live menu lists before you drive
On October 7, 2026, every flower product on the live menu for our store listed a THC value. That same day, all 56 flower products on that menu listed terpene values too.
Those two numbers measure different things. Terpenes are the aromatic compounds behind a strain's smell, and the terpene values let you compare two products by aroma before you get in the car.
On the flower aisle of our site, the product list below the article shows live items from the menu of the store you have selected, with a switch to the other store. Set it to our store. Prices and stock move through the day, so the live menu is the place to read them.
Around Rocky Hill
The Rocky Hill-Glastonbury Ferry leaves from Route 160, and CTDOT says it is the oldest continuously operational ferry in the United States. If you are on the Glastonbury end of that ferry, our Glastonbury page covers the trip from that side.
Quarry Park at 34A Old Main Street covers 84 acres and looks out over Hartford and the Connecticut River. Elm Ridge Park, at 376 Elm Street, has a veterans memorial amphitheater and a dog park.
Questions local shoppers ask
What should I bring to the store?
Bring a valid ID showing you are 21 or older, plus cash or a debit card.
Can I call before I drive over?
Yes. Call us at 860-420-BUDS (2837) with questions about the menu before you head out.
When you are ready, build the order on the live menu and pick it up at 306 Market St. All of our store locations and our full FAQ cover the rest.