The Coffee Joint Has a "Bring Your Own Weed" Policy
Mishal Omar — March 3, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: denver.eater & sprudge
The Coffee Joint is a new cannabis cafe in Denver, Colorado, that allows users to consume their cannabis on-site.
Though the space doesn't actually sell cannabis, it allows users to consume for recreational purposes in-store as they enjoy coffee and snacks. Since smoking indoors is illegal, the Coffee Joint only permits vaping, oils, or edibles. Entry into the cafe costs $5, and gets visitors a free cup of coffee – however if users first purchase cannabis from the neighboring dispensary 1136 Yuma (managed by Coffee Joint's co-owner Rita Tasalyuk), they can enter the cafe for free.
This cafe's highly specialized focus is likely to bring in cannabis lovers and novelty seekers alike.
Image Credit: Coffee Joint
Though the space doesn't actually sell cannabis, it allows users to consume for recreational purposes in-store as they enjoy coffee and snacks. Since smoking indoors is illegal, the Coffee Joint only permits vaping, oils, or edibles. Entry into the cafe costs $5, and gets visitors a free cup of coffee – however if users first purchase cannabis from the neighboring dispensary 1136 Yuma (managed by Coffee Joint's co-owner Rita Tasalyuk), they can enter the cafe for free.
This cafe's highly specialized focus is likely to bring in cannabis lovers and novelty seekers alike.
Image Credit: Coffee Joint
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