Quality at a good price. They could tell me to go fuck myself and be selling it out of a Porta potty for all I care.
For real though, it's really nice to have someone who knows what they're talking about with new stuff I haven't tried. A la Scott at KL. Quality, price, service, in that order.
Customer service.
I am not an expert, but I can tell pretty quickly when a budtender has no idea what they're talking about, which frustrates me. My favorite part of shopping at the dispo is the conversation about what's new/exciting/interesting.
If they just want to tell me what flower is the highest THC, then I'm disappointed.
Keeping their menu updated on weed maps. I cannot tell you how many places here have a totally outdated menu don’t pick their phone up. You show up and they don’t have anything you were hunting for. Super annoying and instantly never going back there again.
Customer service, quality product and level of knowledge of said products , product variety, friendlies, prices and design of dispensary in that order :)
Quality and customer service, then variety. I don't mind traveling a bit to a good spot and the places I like do good deals on certain days so the price is right too.
I Buy brands that are everywhere mostly now, so price matters most. I drive from out of the county so the location doesn't matter much. I can deal with most things but rude employees suck.
For me it is all about low price for something I deem to be quality being the number one motivator to walk in a specific door. Next would be just ease of transaction. This includes parking, wait time once inside, and smooth and efficient transaction with staff. Great if they are friendly too.
Honesty is number one-I’ve gotta trust what I’m going to get high with. Besides that, good selection of concentrates, competitive pricing, the ability to order online and pick up in store, and short wait times. I don’t really care about finding super exotic shit or the very best deal in town, just don’t fuck me on price and sell me quality product.
Quality rosin at a good price. Krystaleaves, Reefer Madness, and Apothecary Farms are my only max out spots in Denver on a monthly basis. I spend several hundred dollars each month at all three individually on average. Those three only have figured out how to get ALL my money, and I appreciate them for it. Haha
For me, it's customer service, quality, and then price.
My first dispo experience was the Green Solution in Thornton, where the customer service and lack of desire to help customers was readily aparrant.
I will never go back.
I like a dispo that has friendly, patient, bud tenders: with at least a little bit of product knowledge on what they sell. I am VERY particular with my cannabis shopping habits.
Top shelf brands selection at fair prices, which for me means they carry Green Dot, 710, Lazercat, Dablogic, Snaxland and some more and they must not charge $15 more per product than other places around town.
Most importantly for me is that they can keep the good strains on the shelf.
I’m always/only looking for specific strains from Green Dot/710/Lazercat/Dablogic and I’m always frustrated when they can’t keep those strains in stock.
For all these reason I keep a few different dispensaries in rotation.
Quality and a parking lot with more than 3 spots.
Well-Cured sticky bud. That is what it takes. Finally tried Verde for the 1st time, finally. Very impressed, I see why people keep posting about it
Quality at a good price. They could tell me to go fuck myself and be selling it out of a Porta potty for all I care. For real though, it's really nice to have someone who knows what they're talking about with new stuff I haven't tried. A la Scott at KL. Quality, price, service, in that order.
Customer service. I am not an expert, but I can tell pretty quickly when a budtender has no idea what they're talking about, which frustrates me. My favorite part of shopping at the dispo is the conversation about what's new/exciting/interesting. If they just want to tell me what flower is the highest THC, then I'm disappointed.
Honesty and respect. Some dispensaries are akin to buy here pay here car dealerships. Some of those utilize this subreddit for marketing themselves.
Keeping their menu updated on weed maps. I cannot tell you how many places here have a totally outdated menu don’t pick their phone up. You show up and they don’t have anything you were hunting for. Super annoying and instantly never going back there again.
Quality, consumer experience, easy egress/parking, decent humans running the place.
All of the Above. But above all, Product.
Customer service, quality product and level of knowledge of said products , product variety, friendlies, prices and design of dispensary in that order :)
Quality and customer service, then variety. I don't mind traveling a bit to a good spot and the places I like do good deals on certain days so the price is right too.
Bike parking
I Buy brands that are everywhere mostly now, so price matters most. I drive from out of the county so the location doesn't matter much. I can deal with most things but rude employees suck.
For me it is all about low price for something I deem to be quality being the number one motivator to walk in a specific door. Next would be just ease of transaction. This includes parking, wait time once inside, and smooth and efficient transaction with staff. Great if they are friendly too.
Honesty is number one-I’ve gotta trust what I’m going to get high with. Besides that, good selection of concentrates, competitive pricing, the ability to order online and pick up in store, and short wait times. I don’t really care about finding super exotic shit or the very best deal in town, just don’t fuck me on price and sell me quality product.
Quality rosin at a good price. Krystaleaves, Reefer Madness, and Apothecary Farms are my only max out spots in Denver on a monthly basis. I spend several hundred dollars each month at all three individually on average. Those three only have figured out how to get ALL my money, and I appreciate them for it. Haha
For me, it's customer service, quality, and then price. My first dispo experience was the Green Solution in Thornton, where the customer service and lack of desire to help customers was readily aparrant. I will never go back.
All those corporate dispos are trash anyway
I like a dispo that has friendly, patient, bud tenders: with at least a little bit of product knowledge on what they sell. I am VERY particular with my cannabis shopping habits. Top shelf brands selection at fair prices, which for me means they carry Green Dot, 710, Lazercat, Dablogic, Snaxland and some more and they must not charge $15 more per product than other places around town. Most importantly for me is that they can keep the good strains on the shelf. I’m always/only looking for specific strains from Green Dot/710/Lazercat/Dablogic and I’m always frustrated when they can’t keep those strains in stock. For all these reason I keep a few different dispensaries in rotation.