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Berlin CT cannabis store: Hi! People Hartford

Hi! People Hartford, our adult-use cannabis store at 306 Market St, serves Berlin shoppers from about 14.9 miles away, roughly 24 minutes by road from the town center without traffic. Hartford takes pickup orders only, so an order is placed on the live menu first and handed over at the counter. Keep a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older ready for that handoff.

Where do Berlin CT shoppers find a cannabis store?

Hi! People Hartford is the cannabis store shoppers here drive to, and it sits near the I-84 and I-91 intersection at 306 Market St. Choose pickup on the live menu and collect the order at the counter after you park free on site. The menu takes orders around the clock, since online ordering takes orders at any hour, and the store page lists the opening times.

US Route 5 and Route 15, plus an old stagecoach road

Our mapped route from the center of town uses US Route 5 and Route 15. Enter 306 Market St, Hartford, CT 06120 in your map app, and see our store page for store details. The town's history page says Berlin was on the direct route from New Haven to Hartford, with taverns and inns, which were regular stagecoach stops for fresh horses, meals and sleeping accommodations. The store has CT Transit bus access and free parking on site.

Parks, history and numbers for the town

The town was incorporated in 1785, and its history page says New Britain remained a part of Berlin until 1850. The same page says the town is located at the geographic center of the state. It had an estimated 20,646 residents in 2024, on 26.3 square miles of land in the Capitol Planning Region. These places, listed on the town's parks and open space materials, make easy starting points for your map app:

  • Lamentation Mountain State Park is at 2690 Berlin Turnpike and covers 47 acres.
  • Timberlin Park is at 300 Southington Road and covers 200 acres.
  • Bicentennial Park is at the cul-de-sac end of Winesap Road off Norton Road, with walking and hiking on 210 acres.

Coming from New Britain, Newington or Meriden? Each town page maps its own approach, and every one ends at the downtown store counter. See every town on our locations page.

If you would rather take the train

The town's station is at 51 Depot Road, a stop on the CTrail Hartford Line. The station's page lists free daily parking and a surface lot of 235 spaces. Our store has CT Transit bus access too, so check a route map for the last stretch to 306 Market St.

What to look through before you go

Each aisle, from flower, pre-rolls and infused pre-rolls to vapes, edibles, drinks and concentrates, lists live items from the menu of the store you have selected, with a switch to the other store. Pick the downtown store, add what you want and collect the order at the counter. The full shop lists every aisle.

What to bring: ID and payment

At the counter you will need a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older. Payment is by cash or debit card, since credit cards cannot be used. Want to check something first? Call 860-420-BUDS (2837).

Questions shoppers ask before the train or the drive

Is there a cannabis store in town?

DCP's list of licensed cannabis retail locations showed no cannabis store in Berlin on November 11, 2026. The Hi! People store at 306 Market St is about 14.9 miles by road from the center of town. Orders there are pickup only, placed on the live menu and handed over at the counter.

Which route do I take to the store?

Take US Route 5 and Route 15, our mapped route from the center of town to the store, and enter 306 Market St in your map app. Plan on about 24 minutes without traffic, and leave extra time when the roads are busy, measured from the center of town. Parking at the store is free.

Can I take the train instead of driving?

The town's station at 51 Depot Road is a CTrail stop, and the station's page lists free daily parking. Our store has CT Transit bus access, so check a route map for the last stretch before you ride. The line's station page has the details for the stop.

When can I order and collect for pickup?

Online ordering takes orders at any hour, so the order can be built the night before, and the store page lists the opening times for collecting it. Allow about 24 minutes without traffic for the drive, measured from the center of town, and park free on site. Have a valid government-issued photo ID with you that shows you are 21 or older.

What do I need to bring to pick up?

Have a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older ready, plus cash or a debit card. The store does not accept credit cards. Place the order on the live menu, then collect it at the counter.

How do I order for pickup?

Open the live menu, add what you want and choose pickup at 306 Market St. Online ordering takes orders at any hour. Allow about 24 minutes without traffic for the drive, and bring ID that shows you are 21 or older when you collect the order, measured from the center of town.

Updated by the Hi! People team