Manhattan Dispensaries

Housing Works Cannabis Co (first in state), Smacked Village (Conner family), CONBUD (Coss Marte), The Travel Agency (DOE Fund partnership), Mighty Lucky, Gotham Buds Harlem, Pure Blossoms (state’s 600th). Manhattan’s licensed cluster, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Last verified: April 2026

The First-in-State: Housing Works Cannabis Co

Housing Works Cannabis Co (HWCC), 750 Broadway at Astor Place (1 Astor Place, 4,400 sq ft), opened at 4:20 p.m. on December 29, 2022 as the very first legal adult-use dispensary in New York State. Sasha Nutgent is store manager; Charles King, CEO of parent nonprofit Housing Works, runs the company; profits fund HIV/AIDS, homelessness, and harm-reduction services. Housing Works opened a second location, HWCC NoMad, at 846 Sixth Avenue at 30th Street (3,500 sq ft), in December 2024.

The Justice-Involved Pioneers

Smacked Village — The Conner Family

Smacked Village at 144 Bleecker Street opened January 24, 2023 as the second adult-use dispensary in NY. Owner Roland Conner is the first justice-involved license-holder in the state, running it with his wife Patricia and son Darius. The family-owned model became one of the most-watched CAURD-era openings.

CONBUD — Coss Marte

CONBUD at 85 Delancey Street on the Lower East Side opened October 2023. Owner Coss Marte (CONBODY founder, formerly incarcerated for seven years on a drug conviction) operates with an entirely justice-impacted staff. CONBUD’s second location, CONBUD Bronx (Summit Canna), is at 2412 Third Avenue in Mott Haven.

Mighty Lucky — Legacy-Market Operators

Mighty Lucky at 259 Bowery is owned by Beau Allulli and Doo Kim, both legacy-market operators with 15+ years of pre-legalization delivery experience. The shop’s aesthetic and product curation reflect deep pre-MRTA legacy-market knowledge.

The Travel Agency — DOE Fund Partnership

The Travel Agency Union Square at 835 Broadway was co-founded by Arana Hankin-Biggers in partnership with the DOE Fund (which serves formerly incarcerated New Yorkers); half of profits flow to the DOE Fund. The shop opened in 2023 as one of the most prominent equity-partnership models in the state. Additional locations include the Downtown Brooklyn store.

Union Square / Flatiron Cluster

  • The Travel Agency Union Square, 835 Broadway
  • Dazed, 33 Union Square West
  • Stoops NYC, 182 Fifth Avenue
  • SOODAKS, INC. (dba VERDI), 158 West 23rd Street

SoHo / Tribeca Cluster

  • Dagmar Cannabis, 412 West Broadway
  • Gotham CAURD LLC, 3 East 3rd Street

East Village / Lower East Side

  • CONBUD, 85 Delancey Street — Coss Marte, justice-impacted staff
  • Smacked Village, 144 Bleecker Street — the Conner family
  • Mighty Lucky, 259 Bowery
  • Housing Works Cannabis Co, 750 Broadway/Astor Place

NoMad / Midtown South

  • HWCC NoMad (Housing Works), 846 Sixth Avenue at 30th Street

Upper East Side

  • The Herbal Care, 1412 Lexington Avenue
  • Lenox Hill Cannabis Co. (WhiteboxTHC, LLC), 334 East 73rd Street
  • Bliss + Lex (Weedish LLC), 128 East 86th Street

Upper West Side

  • Pure Blossoms — owner Michael Rodriguez. Opened March 31, 2026 as the state’s 600th licensed dispensary.

Harlem

  • Gotham Buds, 248 West 125th Street

More dispensaries are advancing through community-board hearings in Central, East, and West Harlem.

Verifying These Listings

Dispensary status changes — new shops open, existing shops relocate or close, license numbers update. Verify any specific shop before visiting using the OCM Dispensary Verification Tool at cannabis.ny.gov/dispensary-location-verification or the consumer map at buylegal.cannabis.ny.gov. See the How to Verify page.

Delivery

Most CAURD and adult-use Manhattan retailers operate same-day delivery within their borough or borough-adjacent ZIPs. Some, like the Hii NYC and Jungle Kingdom Flower (Brooklyn-based), serve multiple boroughs.