Love Cake and Cookies Strains? Try These Denver Dispensaries.

Herbert Fuego February 25, 2020 9:01AM

Den-Rec's south location is quieter than the downtown store, but it still carries the same collection of Cookies and OG strains. Google Maps screenshot

Marijuana stores aren't known for baked goods, but you might guess otherwise when scanning their menus. Colorful, sugar-coated strains with names like Wedding Cake, Mandarin Cookies, Do-Si-Dos and Gelato are some of Denver's most popular weed varieties, all descending from the ever-popular Girl Scout Cookies.

Although that strain is nearing a decade old and started going under more simplified aliases — like "GSC" or "Cookies," at several stores after the Girl Scouts of America threatened legal action — Girl Scout Cookies and its descendants have never been more in demand. For better or worse, a lot of tokers now associate potency and a rare sweet, doughy flavor with Cookies and Cake strains.

Some dispensaries have taken that notion seriously, stocking their shelves with everything from MAC (Miracle Alien Cookies) to Birthday Cake Kush. Here are fourteen Denver-area pot shops that always keep at least a handful of Cookies jars full.

Mighty Tree
2268 South Delaware Street
720-642-9600

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Den-Rec
2117 Larimer Street
303-296-2093

2042 South Bannock Street
720-390-5070

The Joint
4745 West 38th Avenue
303-455-0079

Wolf Pac
74 Federal Boulevard
720-428-8697

2420 South Colorado Boulevard
720-255-2834

A Cut Above
1911 South Broadway
720-536-8965

Kind Meds
260 Santa Fe Drive
720-366-8888

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