Frostbite Dispensary is Roseville's premier adult-use cannabis retailer, operating at 2218 County Road D West in the Twin Cities suburb. Known for being the first dispensary in Minnesota to sell locally grown, non-tribal cannabis flower -- sourced from Greenest Pastures and sold on February 12, 2026 -- Frostbite combines expert guidance with a curated product selection spanning flower, edibles, vapes, pre-rolls, extracts, and THC beverages. Owners Jacob and Abigail Affeldt built the shop around the belief that cannabis is a tool for personal growth and wellness, not just a retail product.

Waabigwan Mashkiki Moorhead is a tribal adult-use cannabis dispensary operated by the White Earth Nation, located at 2902 US-10 in a renovated former JL Beers building. As a tribally-operated dispensary, purchases are exempt from Minnesota state cannabis excise tax, offering lower prices than many state-licensed retailers. Flagship focus on premium flower grown and tested on White Earth tribal land.

RISE St. Paul is a licensed adult-use and medical cannabis dispensary at 550 Vandalia St in the Midway neighborhood, midway between downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul. The store is part of the national RISE Dispensaries chain, offering online ordering, curbside pickup, and the RISE Rewards loyalty program — which includes a free Minnesota medical cannabis card enrollment benefit. Phone: (651) 313-6733.

Licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary in Columbia Heights serving the north Minneapolis metro since 2018. Offers an extensive selection of THC edibles, gummies, chocolates, drinks, tinctures, and CBD products with same-day local delivery. Rewards program available.

Waabigwan Mashkiki St. Cloud is the White Earth Nation tribal cannabis dispensary serving the central Minnesota corridor from its location on 33rd Avenue South in St. Cloud. The name means 'Flower Medicine' in Ojibwe. As a tribal enterprise, it does not collect Minnesota's 15 percent excise tax or state sales tax, offering approximately 22 percent savings compared to standard dispensaries. It is one of three Waabigwan Mashkiki locations serving White Earth Nation territory, alongside Moorhead and Mahnomen.

RISE Dispensary at 7700 42nd Ave N in New Hope is a full-service cannabis retailer serving the northwest Twin Cities suburbs. This Green Thumb Industries location carries a comprehensive menu of flower, vapes, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, and topicals, and is one of the most accessible licensed dispensaries for residents of New Hope, Crystal, Robbinsdale, and Golden Valley.

MN Loon Dispensary is a state-licensed adult-use cannabis shop at 2800 Lyndale Ave S in Minneapolis, opened July 2025 as one of Minnesota's first non-tribal retail cannabis stores. Connected to the Loon Smoke Shop on Lyndale, it is a social equity lottery winner serving the Uptown and Tangletown neighborhoods. The store carries flower, edibles, pre-rolls, and vapes from Minnesota-licensed cultivators.

RISE St. Cloud serves the central Minnesota region from its 33rd Avenue South location, providing adult-use and medical cannabis to a metro area of more than 70,000 residents plus shoppers from Alexandria, Sartell, Sauk Rapids, and surrounding communities along the I-94 and US-10 corridors. St. Cloud State University students and Iron Range travelers passing through on US-10 use this location as a regional stop. The White Earth Nation tribal dispensary Waabigwan Mashkiki (141 33rd Ave S, Suite 101) is nearby for shoppers seeking tax-free savings.

RISE Dispensary in Willmar serves both medical cannabis patients and adult-use recreational customers at 1413 S 1st St. Part of the Green Thumb Industries network, RISE Willmar offers a full menu of lab-tested cannabis products including flower, vapes, edibles, concentrates, and tinctures, with knowledgeable staff consultants and the RISE Rewards loyalty program.

RISE Mankato serves south-central Minnesota from its Victory Drive location, making it the primary adult-use and medical cannabis dispensary for a region covering Mankato, St. Peter, New Ulm, Fairmont, and Blue Earth. With a Minnesota State University campus nearby and a regional population that extends toward the Iowa border, RISE Mankato handles both student and rural customer traffic. Medical and recreational cannabis products are available daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.

Loon Lab Extracts and Research is a licensed adult-use and medical cannabis microbusiness in Isanti, Minnesota, specializing in hydrocarbon-processed live and cured resins, concentrates, and retail-ready cannabis products. As one of the first licensed operations in Isanti County, it serves customers from Cambridge, Elk River, Princeton, and surrounding rural communities roughly 40 to 50 miles north of the Twin Cities. Phone: (763) 215-8828.

RISE Baxter is the go-to adult-use cannabis dispensary for the Brainerd Lakes region, serving the more than four million visitors who travel to the area annually for cabin season, lake recreation, and year-round tourism. Located at 14091 Baxter Drive Suite 108, this RISE location is close to Gull Lake, Nisswa, and Crosslake and provides medical and recreational cannabis for both locals and vacationers stocking up before heading deeper into lake country.

Love is an Ingredient Brooklyn Park is the edibles-focused adult-use dispensary of the Love is an Ingredient chain, located at 7654 Brooklyn Blvd in the heart of Brooklyn Park's northwest metro corridor. Neighboring the RISE Brooklyn Park location on the same block, LII offers a distinct product philosophy centered on precision-dosed edibles, beverages, chocolates, gummies, and tinctures alongside the LII loyalty rewards program. Brooklyn Park residents, Maple Grove shoppers, and northwest metro commuters use this location regularly.

RISE Hibbing brings a full-service, multi-state-operator dispensary experience to Minnesota's Iron Range. Located at 106 Vista Dr in Hibbing — home of Bob Dylan and the Hull Rust Mahoning Open Pit Mine — RISE serves Iron Range workers, retirees, and visitors with both recreational and medical cannabis. The store opened for adult-use sales in September 2025 and carries flower, vapes, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, and accessories. RISE is known for its rewards program (RISE Rewards), knowledgeable staff, and consistent inventory. Hibbing's RISE is a regional destination for cannabis shoppers from Virginia, Chisholm, and other Iron Range communities that lack their own dispensary.

RISE Dispensary at 2795 Pilot Knob Rd in Eagan serves the south metro Twin Cities with a full adult-use and medical cannabis menu. Located off Pilot Knob Road near the 494 corridor, RISE Eagan is a convenient stop for residents of Eagan, Burnsville, Apple Valley, and Mendota Heights looking for a state-licensed cannabis retailer with a professionally trained staff.

Love is an Ingredient is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary in Burnsville, located at 13953 Grand Ave near the I-35W and I-35E split in Minnesota's south metro. LII built its reputation on an edibles-first approach — the store name itself reflects a culinary philosophy around cannabis as an ingredient for intentional experience. The Burnsville location opened for adult-use sales and offers gummies, chocolates, beverages, tinctures, vapes, and flower. Burnsville shoppers from Lakeville, Apple Valley, and Prior Lake frequently use this location as their primary dispensary, as those suburbs have no in-city cannabis retail.

Lake Leaf Dispensary in Onamia is operated by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and sits adjacent to Grand Casino Mille Lacs at 16420 Ataage Dr. As a tribal dispensary, it operates under tribal sovereignty and is not subject to Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax, often resulting in lower prices than state-licensed competitors. Open daily 10 AM-9 PM (Sunday 10 AM-6 PM), it offers flower, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, and vapes with curbside pickup available.

Lake Leaf Hinckley is a tribal adult-use dispensary operated by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, located at 699 Lucky Trail directly adjacent to Grand Casino Hinckley. As a tribal dispensary, Lake Leaf is exempt from Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax, saving customers approximately 22 percent compared to state-licensed stores. The Hinckley location sits at the I-35 midpoint between the Twin Cities (75 miles south) and Duluth (75 miles north), making it a natural rest-stop purchase point for travelers on one of Minnesota's busiest corridors. Lake Leaf Hinckley carries flower, pre-rolls, edibles, vapes, concentrates, and accessories.

RISE Brooklyn Park is a high-traffic north metro dispensary serving one of Minnesota's fastest-growing communities. Located at 8016 Brooklyn Blvd in Brooklyn Park, the store carries a full product lineup including flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, and accessories. RISE opened for adult-use recreational sales in September 2025 and is one of two licensed dispensaries in Brooklyn Park, the other being Love is an Ingredient at 7654 Brooklyn Blvd just 2 miles away. Brooklyn Park's diverse population makes this a bustling location — expect higher foot traffic on evenings and weekends. RISE Rewards loyalty program is available in-store.

Lake Leaf Isle is a Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe tribal dispensary on the eastern shore of Mille Lacs Lake, located at 810 Highway 47 South in Isle. As a tribally operated business, it does not collect Minnesota's 15 percent excise tax or state sales tax, offering approximately 22 percent savings. Isle sits near Father Hennepin State Park and is part of a three-dispensary network with sister locations in Hinckley and Onamia that ring Mille Lacs Lake, giving anglers, cabin owners, and Hwy 169 travelers a tribal dispensary within easy reach of the lake.

⚠️ WARNING: NOT A LICENSED DISPENSARY. This is a hemp/CBD shop. The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management has filed legal action against Zaza for allegedly selling illegal cannabis products. We recommend visiting a state-licensed dispensary instead.

⚠️ WARNING: NOT A LICENSED DISPENSARY. This is a hemp/CBD shop. The Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management has filed legal action against Zaza for allegedly selling illegal cannabis products. We recommend visiting a state-licensed dispensary instead.

WARNING: This listing reflects a business that does not appear to hold an active OCM adult-use cannabis retailer license as of early 2026. Consumers should verify current licensing status at mn.gov/ocm before visiting. For licensed dispensaries in Minneapolis, see MN Loon Dispensary (2800 Lyndale Ave S), Budtales (33 S 6th St), or Green Goods Minneapolis (207 S 9th St).

The Smoking Tree is Minnesota's first state-licensed recreational cannabis retail store, opening September 2025 in Albert Lea. The shop carries locally grown flower from Minnesota cultivators in sativa, hybrid, and indica varieties, alongside concentrates (shatter, wax, live resin, solventless hash), edibles, pre-rolls, vapes, and topicals. The team verifies cultivator licensure and prioritizes organic, pesticide-free products sourced from eco-conscious Minnesota growers.

Green Goods Rochester is a multi-state cannabis retailer located at 3456 East Circle Dr NE in Rochester, Minnesota's second-largest city. Rochester is best known as the home of Mayo Clinic, which draws patients, caregivers, and staff from across the country and world. Green Goods Rochester serves Rochester's 125,000 residents plus surrounding Olmsted County communities. The East Circle Dr NE location is on the city's northeast side, accessible from Hwy 52 and Hwy 14. The store carries flower, concentrates, and pre-rolls and opened for adult-use recreational sales in September 2025.

Ishkode Dispensary is owned and operated by the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa on the Vermilion Lake Reservation in Tower, Minnesota. "Ishkode" means "fire" in Ojibwe. As a tribal dispensary, Ishkode is exempt from Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax, typically saving customers around 22 percent compared to state-licensed stores. The dispensary sits at 1420 Bois Forte Rd — just off Highway 169, the main artery connecting the Iron Range to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Ely. Ishkode carries flower, edibles, vapes, pre-rolls, and accessories and serves as the northernmost licensed cannabis dispensary in Minnesota's arrowhead region.

Off The Path Cannabis Dispensary is a tribally operated adult-use dispensary run by the Lower Sioux Indian Community in Morton, Redwood County. Located at 39365 County Road 24 next to Jackpot Junction Casino and Hotel, this dispensary serves shoppers from Redwood Falls, New Ulm, Marshall, and the broader southwestern Minnesota region. As a tribal enterprise, it does not collect Minnesota's state excise or sales tax, offering approximately 22 percent savings. A drive-thru lane makes this one of the most convenient cannabis stops in the region.

Anang Native Cannabis is a tribal adult-use cannabis dispensary operated by the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, located at 1508 Big Lake Rd in Cloquet. 'Anang' means 'star' in Ojibwe. As a tribally operated business under Fond du Lac sovereignty, it is not subject to Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax. Open daily 8 AM-10 PM, it is one of the longest-hours dispensaries in Minnesota, serving Cloquet, Duluth, and the broader northeast Minnesota region.

Green Goods Bloomington is a multi-state cannabis retailer located at 5232 W 84th St in Bloomington, serving the south metro including residents of Eden Prairie, Richfield, Edina, and other nearby communities without a licensed dispensary. Green Goods is one of Minnesota's largest cannabis chains with nine statewide locations. The Bloomington location sits near the W 84th St commercial corridor close to the I-35W corridor and is approximately 4 miles from Mall of America. The store carries flower, edibles, vapes, and concentrates and opened for adult-use recreational sales in September 2025.

Waabigwan Mashkiki Mahnomen is the White Earth Nation tribal cannabis dispensary located adjacent to the Shooting Star Casino and Resort in Mahnomen, Mahnomen County. The name means 'Flower Medicine' in Ojibwe. As a tribally operated business, it does not collect Minnesota's 15 percent excise tax or state sales tax, offering approximately 22 percent savings compared to standard dispensaries. Waabigwan Mashkiki operates three locations across White Earth territory: Mahnomen, Moorhead, and St. Cloud.

Island Pezi is a tribal adult-use cannabis dispensary operated by the Prairie Island Indian Community, located at 6030 Sturgeon Lake Rd in Welch, MN — adjacent to Treasure Island Resort and Casino. 'Pezi' means 'grass' in the Dakota language. Operated under tribal sovereignty, it is not subject to Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax. Open daily 8 AM-10 PM, it serves Welch, Red Wing, and the greater southeastern Minnesota region, offering flower, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, and vapes.

Green Goods Moorhead is the primary state-licensed adult-use dispensary for the Fargo-Moorhead metro area on the Minnesota side, located at 800 S 30th Avenue near the I-94 and US-10 corridors. North Dakota residents may legally purchase cannabis here since Minnesota law permits out-of-state ID, though transporting products across the ND border remains a federal offense. For shoppers who want no-state-tax savings, the White Earth Nation tribal dispensary Waabigwan Mashkiki (2902 2nd Ave N, Moorhead) is nearby and saves approximately 22 percent.

Green Goods Woodbury is a multi-state cannabis retailer located at 803 Bielenberg Dr in Woodbury, serving the eastern Twin Cities suburbs. Woodbury is one of Minnesota's fastest-growing cities and sits along the I-94 corridor connecting St. Paul to the Wisconsin border. Green Goods Woodbury serves Cottage Grove, Oakdale, Maplewood, and Stillwater residents as the primary south-of-I-94 dispensary option in the eastern metro. The store carries flower, vapes, pre-rolls, edibles, and concentrates and opened for adult-use recreational sales in September 2025.

Legacy Cannabis at 1906 W Superior St in Duluth is part of Duluth's growing legal cannabis market on the western end of Superior Street. Located in Duluth's West End neighborhood, this dispensary serves Duluth residents and visitors to the Lake Superior region with a curated selection of cannabis products in a welcoming retail environment focused on education and community.

Green Goods Burnsville is part of the nine-location Green Goods chain and serves the south metro corridor from its County Road 5 location near the I-35W and I-35E split. Burnsville residents plus shoppers from Apple Valley, Savage, Lakeville, and Prior Lake use this dispensary as their primary stop. The store carries flower, pre-rolls, edibles, vapes, concentrates, tinctures, and topicals, and medical cannabis patients receive full exemption from the 15 percent excise and 6.875 percent state sales tax.

Sweetest Grass is a tribal adult-use cannabis dispensary operated by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, located at 6838 Y Frontage Road NW near Highway 371 in Walker, Minnesota. Offers flower, vapes, edibles, and concentrates with no Minnesota state cannabis excise tax. Conveniently located for lake-country visitors and Leech Lake area residents.

Green Goods Blaine is a multi-state cannabis retailer located at 672 Highway 10 in Blaine, serving Anoka County and the northern Twin Cities suburbs. Green Goods is one of Minnesota's largest cannabis chains with nine locations statewide. The Blaine store carries flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, and accessories and opened for adult-use recreational sales in September 2025. Blaine is an Anoka County community of 70,000 with no tribal or city-operated dispensary nearby. The Hwy 10 location offers easy access from Coon Rapids, Fridley, Spring Lake Park, and Ham Lake — all suburbs without a licensed dispensary of their own.

Sweetest Grass Cass Lake is a tribal adult-use dispensary operated by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, located at 605 Elm Ave in Cass Lake. As a tribal dispensary, Sweetest Grass is exempt from Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax, saving customers approximately 22 percent compared to state-licensed stores. Cass Lake sits at the intersection of Highway 2 and Highway 371 in the Leech Lake watershed region, serving local residents and the large Leech Lake tribal community. The store carries flower, vapes, edibles, concentrates, and accessories. Sweetest Grass has a sister location in Walker on Hwy 371, about 25 miles south.

Green Goods is a licensed adult-use and medical cannabis dispensary at 207 S 9th St in downtown Minneapolis, near the corner of 9th Street South and 2nd Avenue. The location is a short walk from the Hennepin County Government Center, US Bank Stadium, and Nicollet Mall, with on-site parking and an ATM available. Online ordering, in-store pickup, and curbside pickup are available. Phone: (612) 564-2220.

Green Goods Hermantown is the primary adult-use cannabis dispensary for the Duluth-Hermantown metro area, located at 4960 Miller Trunk Highway Suite 300, convenient to I-535 and the Miller Hill commercial corridor. This location serves local residents plus North Shore tourists, Iron Range travelers, and visitors headed to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. The full Green Goods menu includes flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, and topicals, plus medical cannabis for registered patients.

NativeCare is the official adult-use cannabis dispensary of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, located on Highway 1 E in Red Lake. As a tribally operated enterprise on the Red Lake Reservation, NativeCare is exempt from Minnesota's state cannabis excise tax, saving customers approximately 22 percent compared to state-licensed stores. Red Lake is a closed reservation — meaning most of the reservation land is restricted to tribal members and their guests — so NativeCare operates in the portion accessible to visitors near the reservation's eastern boundary. NativeCare carries flower, vapes, and concentrates and serves Red Lake Nation members and visitors traveling through the remote lakes region of northwestern Minnesota.

Red Lake Band of Ojibwe off-reservation cannabis dispensary at the Seven Clans Casino in Thief River Falls. NativeCare #2 opened in January 2026, making it the first Red Lake tribal cannabis retail location outside the reservation. Tribally owned and operated, serving both recreational and medical patients with premium flower, concentrates, pre-rolls, edibles, and wellness products.

Budtales Dispensary is a licensed adult-use cannabis retailer at 33 South 6th Street in downtown Minneapolis, offering a curated selection of premium flower, pre-rolls, edibles, vapes, and concentrates. Known for knowledgeable staff and a commitment to compliance, transparency, and customer education.

Fairwater Farm is one of Minnesota's first OCM-licensed non-tribal cannabis retailers, located on Main Street in Plainview in Wabasha County. This independent dispensary was among the earliest to receive a state adult-use retail license and serves residents of Plainview and the surrounding southeastern Minnesota region, including Buffalo City, Lake City, and Wabasha communities.

Beezwax THC Dispensary opened in downtown Moorhead in February 2026, bringing state-licensed adult-use cannabis to the heart of the city's main commercial corridor. Owner Samer Waz and general manager Gabe Hernandez designed the store with a jewelry-store aesthetic — products displayed in transparent cases for an elevated shopping experience. Security is a priority: ID verification at the door and a 10-customer capacity limit keep the environment controlled and professional. Products include flower, gummies, pre-rolls, and vapes. Beezwax is planning a second Moorhead location at 3324 Highway 10 E on the city's east side. A companion paraphernalia shop operates in the same strip, rounding out a one-stop cannabis destination in downtown Moorhead.

Unwind is a microbusiness cannabis dispensary on 8th Street South in Moorhead, serving the southern residential corridor between the city center and I-94. The shop has built a loyal customer base since opening, with strong reviews praising the selection of flower, edibles, and cartridges and the quality of staff knowledge. Extended Thursday through Saturday hours (open until 10pm) make it one of the most convenient evening options in the Fargo-Moorhead metro. No medical card is needed for adult-use purchases. Owner Theresa's hands-on approach and frequently updated product selection make Unwind a community-rooted alternative to larger chain dispensaries.

Minnesota's first and one of the only city-operated cannabis dispensaries in the United States. Opened February 6, 2026 at 839 E River Road, Anoka — next to the city's municipal liquor store. Revenue supports city services including parks and recreation. Operated by the City of Anoka under a municipal retail cannabis license.

Ediblez OTC is the retail storefront of Adeline's Apothecary LLC, a microbusiness cannabis dispensary on the east side of Moorhead along Highway 10. The operation is run by a North Dakota-licensed pharmacist, giving it a health-focused, knowledgeable approach to cannabis retail. The emphasis is on hemp-derived edibles, beverages, and CBD products, alongside lab-tested THC products. No medical card is required. The pharmacist-led model means staff can discuss interactions, dosing, and wellness applications with a clinical perspective rarely found at standard dispensaries — a strong option for medical patients, seniors, and first-timers seeking informed guidance.

Strains of the Earth is an independent adult-use cannabis dispensary in Jordan, Scott County, serving the southwestern Twin Cities suburbs including Shakopee, Chaska, Prior Lake, and Savage. Located at 415 Broadway Street South in downtown Jordan, this locally owned shop carries flower, pre-rolls, edibles, beverages, vapes, and CBD products. Online ordering is available for express pickup.

Healing Harvest is one of the first licensed cannabis retailers in St. Peter, operating at 1123 S Minnesota Ave Suite B. Originally opened in 2022 as a hemp and CBD shop, it added OCM-licensed adult-use cannabis in December 2025 under a microbusiness license. Co-owner Brittany Brown and her team focus on wellness education, community connection, and compassionate service -- earning referrals from local healthcare providers. Products include flower, pre-rolls, edibles, and beverages sourced primarily from Prairie Island and Mille Lacs Indian community cultivators. A mobile app is available for ordering. The business also sells hemp-derived THC products subject to the federal ban effective November 2026.