Edibles at this store
Top 5 edible brands
- 1Dialed In Gummies
- 2InHouse (MariMed)
- 3Kanha
- 4Betty's Eddies (MariMed)
- 5Harbor House Collective
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Apex Noire’s defining feature is its vertical format. Bay State Banner reported a rooftop bar with a view of the Custom House tower and an in-house edible factory intended to supply this shop and others. The retailer currently describes the operation as seven stories with a rooftop lounge and edible factory. For shoppers comparing Boston cannabis retailers, the building’s format is the clearest distinction.
Bay State Banner identifies former Boston city councilor Tito Jackson as Apex Noire’s founder and CEO. In April 2023, the paper reported that the store had been open about two months and that a ceremonial ribbon-cutting drew investors, supporters, local officials, food trucks and live music. Jackson said the opening took three years. GBH had separately featured Jackson in a discussion of equity in Massachusetts cannabis, where he argued for clearing marijuana offenses from people’s records. The two reports place the opening in a wider civic frame: one documents the three-year path to the ribbon-cutting; the other records Jackson’s position on past cannabis enforcement.
The retailer says shoppers can browse its online menu and place an order for pickup. The current Google listing identifies a wheelchair-accessible entrance, says the restroom is not wheelchair-accessible and lists debit-card acceptance; verify these mutable details before visiting.
For walkers, supplied routes put South Station 0.49 miles and 12 minutes away, TD Garden 0.56 miles and 13 minutes away, and Fenway Park 2.42 miles and 55 minutes away. The corresponding traffic-unaware driving estimates are 1.4 miles and 6 minutes to South Station, 0.68 miles and 6 minutes to TD Garden, and 3.11 miles and 13 minutes to Fenway Park.
The current listing shows Monday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.; and Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight. Check the listing before visiting.
The retailer says online orders can be placed for pickup. The current Google listing says delivery and curbside pickup are not offered; confirm before ordering.
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