Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Minneapolis

Our read: Minneapolis is Minnesota's easiest place to shop, with 22 listed shops against a planners' floor of 34. Zoning, corridors, first licences.

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Sellers listed: 22
License verified: 22
Minimum age: 21+

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Showing 20 of 22 sellers in Minneapolis

Map 22 pins

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The rules

Key rules in Minnesota

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).

Minimum age
21 to buy, possess, use or grow adult-use cannabis
Possession
2 oz flower in public, 2 lb flower at home, 8 g concentrate, edibles with up to 800 mg THC
Purchase limit
Per transaction: 2 oz flower, 8 g concentrate, 800 mg THC in edibles; edibles max 10 mg THC/serving and 200 mg/package
Home grow
Up to 8 plants per residence, max 4 flowering; enclosed, locked space not open to public view; no volatile-solvent extraction
Taxes
15% cannabis gross receipts tax (10% before July 1, 2025) + 6.875% state sales tax + local sales tax
Public use
Allowed at home, on private property unless the owner forbids it, and at licensed on-site consumption venues/events; banned where tobacco smoking is banned
Delivery
State law provides for licensed cannabis delivery services (Minn. Stat. 342.42)
Driving
No cannabis use in a motor vehicle; driving under the influence is illegal
2026 law (chapter 123)
Mostly effective Aug 1, 2026: merged medical/adult-use supply chain; macrobusiness license and hemp-infused cannabis products from Jan 1, 2027

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

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How it works

How cannabis is sold in Minneapolis

Cap floor: 34 registrations, from the 2020 census
School buffer: 300 ft, for schools and childcare
Sales in year one: About $250 million, adult-use plus medical, per the state

Why the map looks like this

The state would have allowed a city to keep stores 1,000 feet from schools; Minneapolis chose 300 feet, for schools and childcare centres, according to Fox 9. Combined with commercial corridors, that puts shops on Hennepin (ADHI Enterprise at 2945), in Northeast on Central Avenue (BlooMN at 2518), and along Chicago and Hiawatha Avenues (Dabney’s Cannabis Co. at 5152). Da Spot Dispensary is on West 50th, Flipside on West 36th, and Dinky Dope on SE 4th Street in Dinkytown.

What the licence numbers say

Most top Verdex entries carry MICRO numbers, microbusiness licences that let a small operator grow, make and sell. The first state-licensed sales began on September 16 and 17, 2025, when Green Goods opened its eight stores, one of them in Minneapolis, according to the Office of Cannabis Management. Check any account not on the OCM list with our licence-check guide; state rules are on the Minnesota hub.