Grass Shack

This quaint little dispensary tucked away in the Madison South neighborhood is a Hawaiian-themed affront to the glitz and gloss of big-money cannabis.

(Sam Gehrke)

6802 NE Broadway, 503-719-6192, thegrassshackpdx.com. 11 am-9 pm Monday-Thursday, 10 am-9 pm Friday-Saturday, 11 am-7 pm Sunday.

As its name connotes, this quaint little dispensary tucked away in the Madison South neighborhood is a Hawaiian-themed affront to the glitz and gloss of big-money cannabis. A dry erase board displaying pricing for flower, which our budtender weighed out with little cardboard french-fry containers, adds to the homey feel of the operation, which enjoyed a steady trickle of elderly patients from the glut of nearby apartment buildings. Swing by on a Monday for a 20 percent discount on its impressive selection of edibles, which has billowed from a small scattering of Grön bars and That Taffy to a cornucopia of delights for all palates. Our budtender declared an allegiance to Bula Farms and pointed to a nice batch of GG #4 as proof, but the Lodi Dodi from Eugene's SugarTop stuck out as the highest-quality bud of the bunch, and the $11.90 price tag was well worth it.

NEARBY: Head two doors down to Binh Minh Bakery & Deli (6812 NE Broadway) for banh mi sandwiches that are as flaky, meaty and wonderfully underpriced as they come.

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