Do not use cannabis if you are under twenty-one years of age. Keep cannabis out of the reach of children.
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From Fairfield County to the Naugatuck Valley, Shangri-La's Connecticut cannabis stores are rooted in the communities we serve. Stop into Norwalk, South Norwalk, Plainville, or Waterbury and experience the kind of personalized, judgment-free service that keeps our customers coming back.
Welcome to Shangri-La, one of Connecticut's fastest-growing cannabis store groups. With four open locations across the state and more on the way, we're committed to making recreational and medical cannabis accessible no matter where you are in the Nutmeg State.
Our Connecticut cannabis stores are strategically placed for easy access across the state:
Whether you're driving from Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven, or Hartford, a Shangri-La cannabis store in Connecticut is never far. We offer both in-store and online ordering with easy pickup options, and accept cash, debit, and Dutchie Pay for your convenience. In our judgment-free atmosphere, questions are always welcome. Plus, with our deals and loyalty rewards, you'll always leave satisfied.
Every Shangri-La cannabis store in Connecticut is built around four core values: education, community, quality, and kindness.
With us, you'll find a welcoming environment staffed by educated cannabis consultants who are genuinely excited to help. We’ll walk you through any menu options you’re considering and point you in the right direction based on our conversations. We also offer free educational resources — including our Cannabis 101 booklet and Experience Log — to help you make confident, informed choices at every visit.
At Shangri-La, we take the time and effort to curate and source the highest quality cannabis products for our customers. Our menu is constantly evolving and expanding to offer a diverse selection. Here's what you can look forward to:
We ensure the highest quality products by partnering with top brands in the cannabis industry. Some of our featured brands include:
Note: These exact brands may not be currently available. Please click here to see our current brand availability. And this is just a small glimpse into our wide range of products!
Recreational cannabis use was legalized in Connecticut on July 1, 2021, marking a significant shift in the state’s approach to marijuana.
For those navigating the new landscape of adult-use cannabis in Connecticut, it’s essential to follow state guidelines:
Customers can choose their preferred location for purchasing cannabis.
You must be 21 or older to buy cannabis from any Connecticut cannabis retailer. This age limit applies across all adult-use cannabis retailer locations in the state.
Connecticut residents and visitors can possess up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis on their person and store up to 5 ounces at home or in a locked container in their vehicle.
Adults can grow up to six plants per person or a maximum of 12 plants per household. This makes it simpler for residents who'd rather handle their own supply than constantly visit nearby Connecticut cannabis stores.
Using cannabis in public spaces is prohibited, including in the parking lots of cannabis retailers. Consumption is limited to private residences or other private properties.
Operating a vehicle under the influence of cannabis is illegal in Connecticut. This law is strictly enforced, so always plan ahead.
Employers in Connecticut have the right to maintain drug-free workplace policies. Even though cannabis is legal, it’s wise to check your employer’s specific policies regarding cannabis use.
Employers in Connecticut have the right to maintain drug-free workplace policies. Even though cannabis is legal, it's wise to check your employer's specific policies regarding cannabis use.
When you buy cannabis at any recreational cannabis sales point in Connecticut, you’ll be subject to a mix of state and local taxes. The state imposes a 6.35% sales tax, along with an excise tax based on potency:Â
Revenue from recreational cannabis sales in Connecticut supports various state programs, such as education, substance abuse treatment, mental health services, and social equity initiatives for communities impacted by past cannabis laws. Your purchase at any Connecticut cannabis store helps uplift the community!
If you're visiting a Connecticut cannabis store for the first time, especially with so many new shops in Connecticut opening up, it's essential to be prepared. Here's a guide to ensure your experience is smooth and hassle-free:
Before you stop by, ensure you’re familiar with Connecticut’s cannabis laws. You must be 21 or older to purchase, and there are specific limits on how much you can buy. Staying informed will help you enjoy your experience without any issues.
Remember your ID! You’ll need to show it at the door. No ID means no entry — it’s as simple as that.
Connecticut cannabis stores can get busy, especially on weekends or in the evenings. Stay cool and be patient while you wait. We're all in this together, so let's keep things friendly and relaxed!
Our consultants are here to help. Don't be shy about asking questions. Whether you're new to cannabis or a seasoned user looking for something different, they have the answers you need.
After you’ve made your purchase, be smart about how and where you consume it. Follow Connecticut’s laws regarding where you can and can’t use cannabis, and never drive while under the influence. Safety first!
Not everyone wants to share their cannabis use publicly, so respect people’s privacy. Don’t post pictures or videos of others using cannabis without their consent.
While you might be excited about your new purchases, remember that not everyone around you is into cannabis. Be considerate and keep the smell and visibility of your products to a minimum in public places.
Whether you’re in the market for recreational cannabis or you’re part of the medical marijuana program, our Connecticut stores offer something for everyone.
Connecticut combines seaside sophistication with inland calm. From historic districts to scenic towns, every community offers its own unique rhythm and culture.
Norwalk blends marina culture with city convenience. From the Maritime Aquarium to Wall Street Theater, there’s always something happening.
New Canaan offers architecture, art, and affluence in one package. The town is known for its modernist homes, upscale boutiques, and peaceful parks.
Weston is a peaceful town with forested roads and scenic hiking. Residents appreciate its quiet atmosphere and natural beauty.
Wilton is known for its natural beauty, historic sites, and community-minded residents. It’s a great place to slow down and soak in New England life.
Often referred to as SoNo, this area buzzes with dining, art, and nightlife. It's a coastal hotspot with a modern twist on historic Connecticut.
Darien is a coastal town with upscale shopping, historic homes, and commuter convenience. It's consistently ranked as one of Connecticut's best places to live.
As one of Connecticut’s largest cities, Stamford mixes corporate energy with coastal living. It’s a growing center for business, entertainment, and commuting.
Westport is a coastal town with a lively arts scene and high-end charm. With beaches, galleries, and a vibrant downtown, it blends leisure with culture.
Plainville is a walkable town with a tight-knit feel. Known for its annual hot air balloon festival and local diners, it brings a sense of community charm to everyday life.
Bristol is home to ESPN and a thriving manufacturing legacy. With museums, historic mills, and Lake Compounce, it’s a friendly city with a lot to explore.
Farmington, one of the state’s oldest towns, blends colonial history with suburban comfort. It’s home to the Hill-Stead Museum and lush countryside.
New Britain, often referred to as the “Hardware City,” boasts a rich industrial heritage and a vibrant cultural scene. Museums and public art are a big part of city life.
Waterbury, the "Brass City," has deep manufacturing roots and a strong arts scene. Its downtown is home to theaters, historic buildings, and community pride.
Cheshire is a scenic New Haven County town known for its apple orchards, trails, and classic New England charm. It’s perfect for those who love quiet suburban life.
Middlebury offers a small-town feel with classic charm and local attractions like Quassy Amusement Park. It's a peaceful, picturesque place to call home.
Naugatuck is a historic mill town with a strong community core. Its green spaces and public events make it a lively yet relaxed area to live.
Prospect is nicknamed “The Best Small Town in Connecticut.” With quiet roads, well-kept homes, and beautiful vistas, it lives up to its name.
Wolcott is a scenic hilltop town known for its peaceful neighborhoods and panoramic views. With woodsy trails, freshwater lakes, and a strong sense of community, it’s a quiet retreat from the busier nearby cities.
Shangri-La stands apart from other Connecticut cannabis stores through our focus on education, community, and personalized service. Our consultants are recognized for their product knowledge and genuine care. We also offer a loyalty program, competitive pricing, free educational resources, and both in-store and online shopping. Every visit is designed to be supportive, welcoming, and worth your time.
Yes, recreational cannabis is legal for adults aged 21 and over in Connecticut. They can legally possess up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis in public and up to 5 ounces in a locked container at home.
No, smoking cannabis in public is subject to penalties. The use of cannabis in public spaces is generally prohibited, similar to restrictions on smoking tobacco.
A medical card is not required for recreational cannabis use for adults over 21. However, Connecticut continues to have a medical marijuana program for patients who qualify.
No, cannabis use is prohibited in state parks, on state beaches, and on state waters.
There is no restriction on visiting multiple retailers in Connecticut. Adults over 21 can purchase cannabis from any licensed retailer.
Yes, cannabis edibles, including gummies, are legal for adults over 21 in Connecticut.
The primary difference lies in the purpose and regulation. Medical cannabis is intended for patients with qualifying conditions and may have different potency and purchase limits, while recreational cannabis is available to any adult over 21 without a medical card.
Most cannabis retailers in Connecticut operate cash-only due to federal banking restrictions on cannabis businesses. However, we accept cash, debit, and Dutchie Pay!
Typically, credit cards are not accepted at cannabis retailers due to federal banking restrictions, so transactions are usually cash-based.
Yes. Connecticut law requires that brands add the following information to their packaging: Cannabis is an agricultural crop which naturally contains yeast and mold. This cannabis or cannabis product has been tested to ensure that it meets or exceeds state standards for the presence of safe levels and varieties of yeast and mold. This cannabis or cannabis product may have undergone one or more forms of decontamination or remediation.
