Where to Find the Best Marijuana Dispensaries in Boston

Where are the best marijuana dispensaries in Boston? Massachusetts voters have just passed Question #4, legalizing recreational marijuana use for people 21+. This means that very soon, residents statewide will be able to purchase any type of marijuana product they want. So, many people are wondering - Where’s the marijuana in Boston?

Where to find the three best marijuana dispensaries in the Boston area

• Ermont Inc. When it comes to marijuana dispensaries in Boston, Ermont Inc. offers high-quality marijuana and marijuana infused products (MIPs) grown locally in Quincy. All of the products are made available by individuals with extensive expertise in both the cultivation and production of marijuana. The dispensary employees are there to help customers understand the benefits, and risks associated with the use of medical grade marijuana.

Daily menu items at Ermont marijuana dispensaries include detailed cannabinoid profiles for each strain, indications for use (stress, depression, etc.) as well as a description provided by an independent, third-party laboratory.What’s on the menu: Today’s medicine menu at Ermont includes Medicine Man, Super Silver Haze, Critical Mass, and Master Kush Skunk strains, CBD infused Hot Chocolate, and Peppermint Lozenges. Where to find it: Ermont Inc. is located in the Quarry Hills section of Quincy, off Route I-93 and less than 10 miles from Boston.Address: 216 Ricciuti Drive, Quincy, MAPhone: (617) 804-2701 

2. Patriot Care. Here consumers can find a wide range of pharmaceutical-grade marijuana strains as well as high-potency extracts, CBD strains and edibles. Each strain is carefully selected from a knowledgeable staff member to offer the best relief for everyone’s specific needs and preferences.

Patriot Care is one of the most popular marijuana dispensaries in Boston with tons of deals, discounts and specials and they also give back to the community. This month the dispensary will hold a food drive for all families in need. You can also join their Patient Supported Cultivation program and get additional money back on any product you choose! For every $100.00 you spend, you’ll get cash back all year long. There is no fee to join this locally-based community supported agriculture program.What’s on the menu: Today’s medicine menu at Patriot Care marijuana dispensaries in Boston includes Sour Kush, and White Widow Kush strains, Granola Mix, Pumpkin Spice Cake, pre-rolls, SQUEEZE concentrates, and PURE 500mg Ethanol Tincture.Where to find it: There are two Patriot Care locations, with one in Lowell and the other in downtown Boston. New location in Greenfield coming soon!Address: 21 Milk Street, Boston Ma, 02109Phone: (617) 500-1375

3. Alternative Therapies Group. Did you know that Alternative Therapies Group (ATG) is one of the first dispensaries to serve medical marijuana patients in Massachusetts? It’s true! And today, Alternative Therapies Group is top-rated based on customer reviews as one of the best marijuana dispensaries in Boston.

Staffed with knowledgeable, helpful and patient employees, ATG is one of the only dispensaries that includes a take-a-number system. While you wait you can watch what’s on the large flatscreen T.V.s in the lobby, and when it’s your turn, take your pick from anything on the menu! Every strain will include information on lineage, as well as THC and CBD percentage content, so you know exactly what your'e getting.   What’s on the menu: Today’s medicine menu at ATG includes Captain’s Cake, Gorilla Glue, Serious Happiness, and White Russian strains, 1 gram pre-rolls, high CBD capsules & topical salves, and CO2 vape cartridges.Where to find it: Located in historic Salem, ATG offers service with no appointment necessary.  Address: 50 Grove St. Salem, MAPhone: (978) 594-5728Here is a video of  the newest Marijuana Dispensary in Boston called "In Good Health". Within the next two years there will be more dispensaries popping up all over Greater Boston. Be on the lookout for future Boston dispensaries information on our site!https://youtu.be/Uc3ij6FezusThe Bottom LineQuestion #4 has already been passed, but it will be some time before all customers over the age of 21 can purchase recreational cannabis at marijuana dispensaries in Boston. Until January 2018, the state is still required to maintain the current set of regulations for medicinal marijuana, meaning that all sales must be under the medical program and patients must possess a doctor certification as well as register with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.