Verdi Cannabis, the first legal recreational weed dispensary in Chelsea, will officially open on Friday. The father-and-son team Mitchell and Ellis Soodak are the masterminds behind this groundbreaking venture, marking a significant moment in the history of cannabis in New York City.
Located at 158 W. 23rd St., Verdi Cannabis is the Chelsea neighborhood's first legal licensed recreational cannabis store. Opening its doors on January 26, the dispensary has already generated buzz and excitement among locals and cannabis enthusiasts alike.
In a recent interview with NY Cannabis Insider, owner Ellis Soodak shared insights into the early days of Verdi Cannabis. He discussed the store's performance, customer feedback, and future plans for growth and expansion within the community.
Verdi Cannabis represents a milestone in the New York City cannabis industry, becoming the first dispensary in the neighborhood to open through the Conditional Adult-Use Retail program. This achievement highlights the shifting landscape of cannabis legal and consumption in the state.
Ellis Soodak, the visionary behind Verdi Cannabis, was featured in NY Cannabis Insider's "People to Know" series. In the interview, he answered eight simple questions about his background, passion for cannabis, and the journey of establishing Chelsea's premier dispensary.
For those looking for a unique Valentine's Day gift, Verdi Cannabis offers the exclusive 'Cuffing Season Bundle.' This curated collection features high-quality cannabis products perfect for celebrating the season of love with a touch of sophistication.
Having opened just a month and a half ago, Verdi Cannabis has quickly become a go-to destination for cannabis enthusiasts in Manhattan. Ellis Soodak's dedication to providing a premium cannabis experience has set the dispensary apart in the competitive market.
While Ohio has recently legal recreational marijuana, many residents are eagerly anticipating the opening of dispensaries in the state. Verdi Cannabis's success in Chelsea serves as inspiration for other regions looking to embrace the benefits of legal cannabis.
