Which cannabis store serves West Hartford CT?
Hi! People serves West Hartford CT from the city's Downtown neighborhood, with free on-site parking and CT Transit bus access. Our own store is a short drive east, so shoppers from town order ahead for pickup. We take cash or debit card, and a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older is what to bring.
Driving in on US Route 44 or parking at a CTfastrak station
Allow roughly 11 minutes without traffic from the center of town, and more when the roads are busy. Our founder chose the Market Street spot for its visibility at the I-84 and I-91 intersection, as the business press reported in March 2025.
Leaving the car on your side of town is another option. Two CTfastrak stops here have free parking: Elmwood, at New Park Ave. and New Britain Ave., lists CTfastrak 101, 102, 121, 125 and 153 plus CTtransit Local 39 with free parking for 48 spaces, and Flatbush Avenue, at New Park Ave. and Flatbush Ave., lists 101, 102, 121, 125, 128 and 153 plus Local 31 and 37 with free parking for 31 spaces. Those are route numbers and parking counts only, so ask CTtransit about current schedules.
Around town: Blue Back Square, Noah Webster House and old districts
Blue Back Square is at 75 Isham Road, and it calls itself the one place to live, shop, dine and experience. The town's list of destination dining and shopping centers also names Elmwood Center, Park Road, Bishops Corner and the Design District along the New Park Avenue corridor.
The Noah Webster Foundation and the historical society are located at the Noah Webster House, 227 South Main Street, and the town is the birthplace of Noah Webster. The Hooker House, a Revolutionary War inn, is on New Britain Avenue just east of South Main Street.
The town's landmarks page says the Historic District Commission has established three historic districts under state statute: Buena Vista, Boulevard and West Hill. The Burgoyne Elms in Elmwood mark one of the oldest historic sites in town.
The town was incorporated in May 1854, and Town Hall is at 50 South Main Street. When you are done with errands, our store page has the details for the stop at Market Street.
Aisles to open before you order
Browse the live menu by aisle: flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, drinks and concentrates. Each listing shows what the store lists today. Ready to order? Use our live menu.
Paying and showing ID at the counter
Bring cash or a debit card, because we do not take credit cards. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older too.
Neighbors have their own directions pages: Farmington, Bloomfield and Newington. Our locations page lists both of our stores.
Questions town shoppers ask
How far is the store from the center of town?
It is about 6.1 miles by road to 306 Market St, roughly 11 minutes without traffic along US Route 44. A start from another part of town changes the figure, so check your map app from your own street before you leave.
Can I order before I leave home?
Yes. Online ordering takes orders at any hour, so you can place the order the night before and pick it up while the store is open. Collect the order at our counter with cash or a debit card, because we do not take credit cards. Call us at 860-420-BUDS (2837) with any question.
When can I collect a pickup order?
Opening times are listed on the store page, and pickup runs while the store is open. Place the order from home first, then make the drive, which is about 11 minutes without traffic from the center of town, and collect the order at our counter.
What payment does the store take?
We take cash or debit card, and we do not take credit cards. Place the order on the live menu first, then bring cash or a debit card when you come in for pickup at 306 Market St. Online ordering takes orders at any hour, so the order can go in at any hour.
Do I need ID to pick up?
Yes. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that shows you are 21 or older every time you pick up an order, since DCP says any adult 21 or older with one may buy from a licensed adult-use retailer. Show it at the counter when you collect an order placed ahead on the live menu. Online ordering takes orders at any hour.
Is there parking or a bus near the store?
Yes. The store has free on-site parking and CT Transit bus access. In town, the Elmwood and Flatbush Avenue CTfastrak stops each list free parking, 48 spaces at Elmwood and 31 spaces at Flatbush Avenue, so you can start your trip from either one.