The Upper West Side’s first legal, licensed cannabis dispensary.

CAURD (Conditional Adult Use Retail Dispensary) licensees are the first retail dispensaries to open for legal adult-use cannabis sales in New York State, establishing businesses owned by justice-involved individuals at the bedrock of New York’s adult-use cannabis market.

Individuals who are at least 21 years old and possess a valid government-issued photo ID can purchase cannabis products from our dispensary.

We offer a diverse range of cannabis products, including flower, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, topicals, and more. Our selection is curated to cater to various preferences and needs of our customers. Check out our shop here.

Customers can pay with cash, debit, or Aeropay ACH. We have ATMs on-site.

Budtenders play a vital role in the functioning of the Flower Power community by providing personalized assistance and guidance to customers, promoting responsible cannabis consumption, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Whether going for a walk in Central Park, a show in Lincoln Center, or a 5 star meal on Columbus Avenue, our Budtenders have the right product for you.

No, consumption of cannabis products is not permitted on or directly outside our premises.

Purchasing cannabis from a legal and licensed dispensary ensures quality, safety, and accountability. Our products undergo rigorous testing to meet regulatory standards, and we adhere to strict protocols for cultivation, processing, and distribution. Additionally, buying from a licensed dispensary supports the legal cannabis industry, promotes transparency, and helps fund essential programs and initiatives in our community.

We’re thrilled that you’re interested in partnering with us. Let’s bring legal cannabis to the masses. Reach out to [email protected] to get started!

Flower Power Dispensers is conveniently located at 22 West 66th Street, NY, NY, 10023, just steps away from Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, and Central Park. Depending on your mode of transportation, here are some common routes:

Public Transit (Subway/Bus): You can take the subway to the 66th Street-Lincoln Center Station, which is served by the 1 train. From there, it's just a short walk eastward on 66th Street to reach Flower Power Dispensers. There’s also the A/B/C/D trains at Columbus Circle, and the N/R/Q/W trains on 57th and 7th Avenue. FPD is a 5 minute walk from all of these trains. The M20 bus stops right in front of our entrance.

Driving: If you're driving, you can use GPS navigation or a map application to guide you to the address. Be mindful of parking regulations in the area and consider using paid parking facilities nearby. There’s a parking garage next to Flower Power.

Walking: If you're already in the vicinity, walking can be a convenient option. Flower Power Dispensers is situated on 66th Street, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, making it easily accessible on foot.

Cycling: For cyclists, there are bike lanes available on many streets in New York City. You can plan your route using bike-friendly paths to reach Flower Power Dispensers safely.

FPD’s free Weed Wheels delivery service is available for purchases over $50. We currently serve 10023 and 10024 and deliver 12pm-10pm, 7 days a week. Delivery orders must be prepaid using Aeropay.

1. What cultural events can I attend in the neighborhood?

ABC Studios: Attend live screenings of popular TV shows like "The View" or "Live with Ryan and Kelly" for an exciting behind-the-scenes experience.

Lincoln Center: Immerse yourself in the arts by catching a show at the iconic Lincoln Center. From classical performances to contemporary plays, there's something for every taste.

New York Jazz Symphony: Experience the soulful sounds of jazz at performances by the New York Jazz Symphony, often hosted at various venues in the area.

2. Are there any unique entertainment options?

Beacon Theatre: Catch a live concert or comedy show at the historic Beacon Theatre, known for its stunning architecture and top-notch acoustics.

AMC 68th Street Movie Theater: Enjoy a classic movie-going experience at the 68th Street Movie Theater, where you can catch the latest blockbusters or indie flicks in a cozy setting.

3. What are some dining and nightlife options?

Café Luxembourg: Indulge in French-American cuisine at Café Luxembourg, a beloved neighborhood bistro known for its elegant ambiance and delicious dishes.

The Smith: Grab a bite at The Smith, a trendy brasserie offering a diverse menu of American classics and innovative cocktails.

The Dead Poet: Experience literary-themed cocktails at The Dead Poet, a cozy bar inspired by famous writers and poets.

If you’re looking for something quick, you can also head to the legendary Gray’s Papaya, Chirping Chicken, Zabars, Fairway, Citarella, or Magnolia Bakery. The Upper West Side has something for every taste bud.

4. Are there any outdoor activities or parks nearby?

Central Park: Explore the iconic Central Park, just a short walk away from the Upper West Side. Whether you're strolling through the picturesque pathways or enjoying a picnic by the lake, there's plenty to do in this urban oasis. We are steps from Sheep Meadow, Tavern on the Green, the Great Lawn, and Strawberry Fields - FPD is the closest dispensary to the park!

5. Where can I find unique shopping experiences?

Columbus Avenue: Take a leisurely stroll down Columbus Avenue, where you'll find a mix of boutique shops, artisanal stores, and trendy cafes. There’s also the Time Warner center nearby, and the holiday market at Columbus Circle in the winter.

Book Culture: Browse the shelves at Book Culture, an independent bookstore offering a curated selection of literature, art books, and more.

6. How can I stay active in the neighborhood?

Riverside Park: Take advantage of Riverside Park's scenic jogging paths, waterfront views, and recreational facilities for outdoor activities such as running, biking, or simply enjoying a leisurely walk.

7. Are there any family-friendly attractions?

American Museum of Natural History: Embark on a journey through time and space at the American Museum of Natural History, where you can explore fascinating exhibits, including dinosaur fossils, ancient artifacts, and interactive displays. Peruse the Planetarium or stroll through the New York Historical Society.

8.. Where can I find live music venues?

Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola: Experience world-class jazz performances at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola, located within Jazz at Lincoln Center. Enjoy stunning views of Central Park while listening to some of the finest jazz musicians in the city.

9. What transportation options are available in the area?

Subway: Access the neighborhood via several subway lines, including the 1, 2, 3, A, B, C, and D trains, providing convenient connections to other parts of Manhattan and beyond.

Bus: Take advantage of the extensive bus network serving the Upper West Side, with routes covering various destinations within the neighborhood and neighboring areas.

10. Are there any annual events or festivals I should know about?

Winter's Eve: Join in the festivities at Winter's Eve, an annual holiday celebration featuring live performances, food tastings, and a tree lighting ceremony, held in the heart of Lincoln Square.

Shakespeare in the Park: Enjoy free outdoor performances of Shakespearean plays at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park during the summer months, courtesy of the Public Theater's renowned Shakespeare in the Park series.

In the summertime, there’s the Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage & Lincoln Center Film Festival.

Whether you're in the mood for cultural immersion, culinary delights, outdoor adventures, or live entertainment, the Upper West Side/Lincoln Square area offers a diverse range of experiences to suit every interest and preference.

11. What hotels are in the neighborhood?

Some notable hotels in the Lincoln Square area include The Empire Hotel, Mandarin Oriental, Trump International Hotel & Tower, Hudson New York, and Hotel Beacon.