Category Archives: Retailer / Dispensary

Few Minnesota dispensaries sit as far north as LOTW Dispensary, located on State Avenue in Warroad near the Canadian border. Operated by BLPCO LLC under a microbusiness retail license, the Roseau County shop brings the state’s regulated adult-use market to the Lake of the Woods region. Licensed in October 2025, it shows that Minnesota’s new cannabis marketplace reaches all the way to the state’s northern edge.

Chaska Creek Cannabis serves the southwest metro from North Chestnut Street in Chaska. Operated by Precision Processing LLC, the dispensary holds a Minnesota microbusiness license with a retail endorsement, the state’s tier for small, locally owned shops. Licensed in November 2025, the Carver County storefront gives residents of Chaska and the surrounding communities a licensed adult-use retailer close to home.

On Minnesota Avenue in Breckenridge, right along the state’s western border, Green Apple Cannabis operates a licensed adult-use dispensary. Run by Hoffert Enterprises LLC under a microbusiness retail license, the Wilkin County shop holds Minnesota’s social equity designation, reflecting the state’s goal of broad-based ownership in the new industry. It brings the regulated cannabis market to one of Minnesota’s westernmost communities.

Along State Highway 48 in Hinckley, Hinckley Sales LLC runs a combined retail and cultivation operation under Minnesota’s microbusiness license. The Pine County company carries the state’s social equity designation and was licensed in November 2025, a vertically integrated small business growing what it sells. For locals and travelers alike, it puts a licensed, seed-to-sale dispensary in a town long known as the halfway point between the Twin Cities and Duluth.

Nineteen Pines LLC pairs a retail storefront with its own cultivation under a single Minnesota microbusiness license, exactly the kind of seed-to-sale operation the license class was designed to enable. Located on State Highway 23 in Brook Park, the Pine County business serves east-central Minnesota with adult-use retail while growing on the cultivation side. Licensed in November 2025, it brings a vertically integrated small operator to the region between the metro and Duluth.

A short drive from both downtown St. Paul and Minneapolis, Vibes brings licensed adult-use retail to Shoreview. Operated by Vibes Corp under a Minnesota microbusiness license, the Ramsey County dispensary holds the state’s social equity designation, recognition aimed at building a more inclusive industry. From its County Road E location, the shop serves the north metro as part of Minnesota’s regulated cannabis marketplace.

Down near the Iowa border in Le Roy, Zenith Horizon operates a licensed cannabis microbusiness with a retail endorsement. Run by MHA Alchemy Corp, the Mower County dispensary serves southeastern Minnesota’s small towns from its West Main Street storefront, bringing the regulated adult-use market to a community well outside the metro. Licensed in December 2025, it reflects how Minnesota’s microbusiness tier is putting local shops on main streets statewide.

Southwestern Minnesota shoppers will find Pipestone Recreational Dispensary on West Main Street in Pipestone. Licensed as a retail microbusiness and operated by Serene Acres Dispensary Inc, the shop carries the state’s social equity designation, part of Minnesota’s effort to open cannabis ownership to a wider range of entrepreneurs. As one of the licensed storefronts serving Pipestone County, it brings the regulated adult-use market to a region far from the Twin Cities.

In downtown Aitkin, Farmer’s Cannabis Company brings licensed adult-use retail to north-central Minnesota. Operated by Farmers Marketing Services LLC, the dispensary holds a full retail license from the Office of Cannabis Management and carries the state’s social equity designation, reflecting Minnesota’s commitment to broadening ownership in the new industry. For residents of Aitkin County and the surrounding lakes region, it offers a hometown option in the regulated cannabis market.

Serving the northwest Twin Cities metro from Champlin, Sun Leaf Greens holds a Minnesota microbusiness license with a retail endorsement from the Office of Cannabis Management. The microbusiness class is designed for smaller, locally rooted operators, and this Hennepin County shop fits that mold as a community-scale dispensary. Operated by Rosemont Greens L.L.C., Sun Leaf Greens joined the state’s licensed adult-use marketplace in early 2026.