Roseville made Minnesota cannabis history on February 12, 2026, when Frostbite Dispensary at 2218 County Road D West became the first non-tribal retailer in the state to sell locally grown cannabis flower. That sale - from Greenest Pastures cultivator Andy Gruber to Frostbite owners Jacob and Abigail Affeldt - marked a turning point for Minnesota's supply chain after months of dependence on tribal growers and out-of-state product.

Frostbite Dispensary operates daily 11am–7pm and offers a full menu of flower, edibles, vapes, pre-rolls, extracts, and THC beverages, including Looner brand Minnesota-made edibles and Grasslandz tribal-sourced pre-rolls. First-time customers receive 10% off, and discounts are available for military veterans, first responders, and medical cannabis patients. The shop has on-site parking, an ATM, debit card acceptance, and ADA accessibility.

Beyond Frostbite, Roseville's position between Minneapolis and St. Paul means residents have access to a wide range of dispensaries throughout the central metro. The Metro Green Line light rail runs along the University Avenue corridor, connecting Roseville to dispensaries in both cities without a car. Peak shopping hours follow Roseville's retail patterns - busy near lunch (11am–1pm) and during evening commutes (5–8pm). The city follows Minnesota state cannabis regulations with no additional local restrictions.