Greenstreet Cafe
The Grove's living-room sidewalk cafe since 1988. Outdoor seating, easy menu, generous hours.
in the neighborhood
Shops in the Grove.
One verified shop here, three more on the way. Updated weekly.
Miami's oldest neighborhood — leafy, low-key, with members' rooms, concierge consultations, and hardly a billboard in sight.
Coconut Grove is Miami's oldest continuously-inhabited neighborhood — settled in the 1880s, leafy and laid-back, and home to a quietly well-heeled crowd that prefers their commerce understated. It's also where the most thoughtful dispensary programs in the city have set up: members' rooms, concierge consultations, and a general distaste for anything that feels rushed.
The shops here cluster on Main Highway and the side streets that lead off it, often behind quiet doors. National lifestyle brand Cookies — founded by Berner and known for premium flower and exotic cultivars — operates Florida retail under licensed MMTC partnership, with presence in the Coconut Grove area.
The Grove pairs well with a slow afternoon: lunch at one of the older institutions on the Main Highway, a walk through Peacock Park, then a visit. Park anywhere south of the bayfront and walk north — most of the dispensaries are within a fifteen-minute loop. Start with our 60-second eligibility check if you don't have a Florida medical card yet.
One verified shop here, three more on the way. Updated weekly.
Four picks within a five-minute walk of the Grove dispensaries.
The Grove's living-room sidewalk cafe since 1988. Outdoor seating, easy menu, generous hours.
Bayfront park with a children's playground, banyans, and the best southerly breeze in the city.
Coastal Italian on a small interior courtyard. The carbonara is the move. Reserve.
The Grove's revitalized open-air mall. New restaurants every six months, old bookshop downstairs.
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