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Cookies opening its 1st recreational cannabis dispensary in Harrison

New flagship store to debut full suite of iconic cultivars, products, local reserve apparel and accessories

Cookies will open its first recreational cannabis dispensary Wednesday in Harrison. The new flagship location will offer the global cannabis brand’s extensive, award-winning product lineup — including a fresh menu of Cookies’ proprietary flower cultivars, prerolls and vapes. Also available will be Cookies glass, accessories and Cookies SF local reserve apparel that pays homage to both the Garden State and the city of Harrison.

“We are extremely excited about opening our flagship store in New Jersey,” “Berner,” the co-founder and CEO of Cookies, said. “Our team has taken their time with attention to detail — not only with the build-out of the store, but also with the product, which has gotten more and more dialed-in from our work with our cultivation partners in Jersey. I’m blessed to be touring on the East Coast and have the chance to visit the store prior to opening. I can’t wait for our New Jersey community to experience our first Cookies store in New Jersey.”

Located at 331 Angelo Cifelli Drive, the dispensary is directly across from Red Bull Arena. It will be open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

In addition to providing over-the-top service, the Cookies Harrison team plans to prioritize product education and market guidance with all customers. Adults will have the opportunity to explore Cookies Harrison’s vast, lab-tested lineup of safe and carefully curated product offerings with a member of its highly skilled budtender team for a unique and customizable experience for each individual. Customers can expect a world-class, seamless in-store experience that Cookies prides itself on.

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