Not bad for within walking distance from our hotel...

Not bad for within walking distance from our hotel and legal. The herb was pretty dry and edibles seemed very high priced. Someone told us all the smoke in Nevado is dry because after legalizing green the state threw in a middle man. Basically like a beer distributor. The shops originally thought they could grown their own plants and stock it straight to their shelves. Not so simple. It had to pass through a middle man's hands so one more entity could get paid from someone else's hard work. An extra tax basically to make things harder and more costly for the dispensaries. This supposedly caused a lot of herb to sit, waiting for the red tape stuff to be worked out. So when we happened to be their the week after it was legalized, supposedly everyone's weed was basically old weed at a high price. They had a lot of retail product's with the store name on it. I think this particular shop is aimed for tourists who want a dried up J for $10 and a t shirt that says you like weed. Classy and clean set up though.