The Flowery’s East Village dispensary is at 101 East 10th Street, New York, NY 10003 — a NY State-licensed adult-use shop serving the East Village, Alphabet City, Gramercy, and the Lower East Side. Walk-in hours, full menu (flower, edibles, vapes, concentrates), and same-day delivery across Manhattan. Adults 21+ only. Browse the full menu at thefloweryny.com/shop.
What the Store Actually Is
If you live between Second Ave and Ave C, east of Broadway, and anywhere between Houston and 14th — this is your dispensary. Not by default. By design.
The East Village location opened with a specific ethos: don’t build a store that looks imported from California. Build one that actually feels like it belongs in the neighborhood that produced Mars Bar, Sunny’s, Kim’s Video, and half the cultural output of downtown Manhattan over the last fifty years. Low-key storefront. Thoughtful interior that doesn’t scream. Staff that talks to you like a neighbor, not a customer.
The address — 101 East 10th — sits two blocks from Tompkins, five minutes from St. Marks, a short walk from Union Square. You’ve walked past it a hundred times.
Menu: What the East Village Store Stocks
The selection mirrors the rest of The Flowery’s 12 locations, which means it’s deep. But there are a few things the East Village store emphasizes based on what locals actually buy.
Flower
A premium-heavy rotation. East Village consumers skew toward cultivar-specific purchases — people walk in asking about a named strain, a specific cultivator, or a terpene profile. The staff can actually have that conversation, not just gesture at a shelf.
Pre-rolls
Infused pre-rolls are the category’s winner here. Quick, strong, no prep, and the format matches the pace of downtown life. The infused pre-roll packs move faster than almost anything else.
Edibles
Wyld, Camino, Kiva, and NY-native brands. The microdose shelf (Petra mints, low-dose gummies) does disproportionate volume because East Village consumers use cannabis alongside creative work more than recreationally.
Vapes
Live resin carts, disposables, full lineup. Good for apartment consumers who value discretion.
Concentrates
Live rosin and live resin lead the shelf. This is a connoisseur neighborhood — experienced consumers with dab setups who care about solvent-free.
Tinctures
A quiet but steady category, mostly for sleep and focus.
Getting There
The store is a three-minute walk from the 8th St-NYU (N/R/W) and a five-minute walk from Astor Place (6). From the Union Square complex it’s seven or eight. Bike? Easy. Cab? Easy. Walking from Alphabet City? Ten minutes.
Parking is Manhattan parking — you know the deal. If you’re driving in from Brooklyn, delivery is usually the smarter call.
The First Visit
You walk in, show an ID at the door (21+), and step into a room that’s intentionally not a corporate retail space. The fixtures are restrained. The shelving is designed to let the product speak. The lighting doesn’t wash anyone out.
The budtenders don’t rush you. They ask what you’re looking for, what you’ve tried, what you want from today’s purchase. If the answer is “I don’t know, I’m new” — that’s fine, and you’ll get a patient walk-through. If the answer is “I want a Maui Wowie pheno with strong pinene” — you’ll get that conversation too.
The whole place runs on the assumption that you’re an adult making a purchase. No lectures, no pressure, no upsell.
Delivery: Same-Day, Same Menu
Not everyone wants to walk over, especially in January. Same-day delivery from the East Village store — or from any of The Flowery’s NYC locations — covers all of Manhattan and most of Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. Order by the daily cutoff and a licensed driver brings it over in plain packaging.
For East Village residents specifically, delivery tends to mean “order during the workday, arrive in the evening.” The actual transit time from the store is minutes, but orders move through a queue, so plan the cutoff accordingly. Check the delivery page for current windows.
What Locals Actually Buy
Based on what moves through the East Village store, here are the patterns:
- Thursday–Saturday: Flower and pre-rolls dominate. People are preparing for the weekend or for a show.
- Sunday–Tuesday: Edibles and low-dose products. Productive-week consumption.
- Microdose edibles: Outsized volume any day of the week. The Kiva Petra mints and Camino 5mg gummies move constantly.
- Live resin: Connoisseurs are paying attention to cultivator drops. When a new NY live resin brand arrives, it’s usually sold out within days.
If you’re new, the budtender staff will steer you toward the reliable core of the menu. If you’re a returning consumer, ask what just came in — there’s almost always something new worth trying.
Pricing in the East Village
Consistent with the rest of the chain. No Manhattan premium on products — shelf prices match what you’d find at Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and the other Flowery locations.
- Flower eighths: $35–$60 based on tier
- Pre-rolls: $12–$20 singles, $25–$40 packs
- Gummies: $22–$32
- Vape carts: $40–$60
- Concentrates: $40–$80 per gram
NY tax applies. Most regulars smooth the effective cost through the loyalty program — points on every purchase, redeemable as discounts over time.
Hours and Logistics
The store keeps extended hours consistent with downtown commercial life. Check the current hours on the East Village store page — they update seasonally. Plan around Tuesday and Wednesday if you want to avoid the weekend rush, or come at opening if you want the budtenders to spend more time walking you through new drops.
Why This Store, Specifically
Because The Flowery’s East Village outpost was built for a neighborhood that knows its own culture and doesn’t have patience for corporate weed aesthetics. The staff is downtown. The product is lab-tested. The vibe is restrained in a way that fits the block.
If you’re an East Village resident and you haven’t been in yet, the wait is over. Walk over, bring ID, and let a budtender walk you through whatever you’re curious about. If you’d rather not walk, order delivery and pick up the same menu from your couch.
Either way, this is your neighborhood dispensary now.