5 California Dispensaries You’ve Got to Check Out
California is the Golden Nug State! 💚
Do you remember when California State became cannabis legal?
Although it may seem like a very long time ago, looking at the calendar, it was only six years ago!
Though cannabis in California has been legal for medical use since 1996, it wasn’t until November 8, 2016, that Californians were allowed to purchase recreational cannabis from a dispensary.
Since then, it’s been amazing to watch how the cannabis industry has shifted in not only California but the entire United States, with now 19 states being cannabis legal.
In this blog, we thought we’d get creative using our cannabis menu software and share with you some popular dispensaries in California -The Golden State, and what they look like on digital dispensary cannabis menus.
Here are 5 California dispensaries - in no particular order, you’ve got to visit and what they look like on a cannabis menu.
The Higher Path Cannabis Menu
Named the Best Dispensary in Los Angeles 2016, The Higher Path Collective serves both medical patients and adult-use recreational consumers from their location in Sherman Oaks.
Since opening in 2013, The Higher Path has been focused on helping provide patients get the knowledge and medicine they need. They aim to educate their cannabis customers about proper cannabis use and other alternative health approaches. The Higher Path believes that access to cannabis should be simple and that everyone ought to have the knowledge and tools to integrate cannabis into their healthcare regimens or lifestyles.
2. Peoples Remedy Cannabis Menu
The People’s Remedy opened its cannabis dispensary on January 1st, 2018. What a happy New Year that was!
Since then Peoples Remedy has made it its mission to make high-quality cannabis products available for all medicinal and recreational users at an affordable rate. They do this by being the first dispensary in the Central Valley, the first to offer Cryptocurrency as a payment option in California, and why they personally deliver cannabis to their customers.
What makes your customers want to come back?
“Our regulars come back because they can consistently find what they love while learning about the latest and greatest Seattle has to offer.”
3. Kush Alley Cannabis Menu
Kush Alley, a premiere all-in-one cannabis dispensary opened its doors in 2018 in North Hills, California. Kush Alley prides itself on being able to provide consumers with the freshest product possible along with a selection of unique, trending, in-house phenotypes. Walking into Kush Alley you will notice how spacious, welcoming, and encouraging the dispensary is. As a customer, you will get 1:1 attention from their educated budtenders who are willing to answer questions and direct you toward products that best fit your lifestyle and needs.
4. Grass Roots Cannabis Menu
Grass Roots cannabis dispensary started its operation in 1999. Since then they have been named one of the top dispensaries in San Francisco. The California medical dispensary strives to draw attention to and accentuate the health benefits of cannabis as both proactive and reactive treatment. Grass Roots prides itself in its knowledgeable staff, extensive selection, and comfortable in-store vibe.
5. 2One2 Dispensary Cannabis Menu
2One2 cannabis dispensary is located on 200 California Street in San Francisco right beside the Embarcardero Center, Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. At 2One2 you can get discounts for every day of the week for different categories and discounts during Happy Hour in the morning and evening. Talk about some major saving opportunities!
Here at BudSense, we love to check out different dispensaries and learn about all the different ways each dispensary merchandises. We hope you enjoyed traveling with us over to California to learn with us a little about these dispensaries and got inspired to build cannabis menus that exhibit these cannabis brands.
If you’ve visited any of these dispensaries, comment below and let us know what you thought of them.
