Preorder only: see what’s available now and reserve products for pick-up. Recreational customers must reserve a time before placing a preorder.
Get access to a wider selection of medical cannabis and save up to 35% on Illinois cannabis taxes. Learn what you need to do to get a medical cannabis card.
Learn more about the first ever Chicago dispensary, how we curate our cannabis menu and why we display all of our products. Cannabis is not just a product to us, it is everything.
You’re not alone. We have answers to all the most-asked questions about recreational and medical cannabis in Illinois. Learn everything you need to know about purchasing recreational cannabis and navigating Illinois’ medical cannabis program.
We donate 1% of our sales to patients in financial need through our Cannabis Compassion Program. We believe cost should not prevent people from accessing medical cannabis. You can apply for six months of free cannabis assistance!
Dispensary 33 aspires to be a good neighbor and conscientious ally to the community. Learn more about our efforts as leaders in Illinois’ cannabis industry, and our involvement in arts and culture throughout Chicago.
Shortly after 6 a.m. Wednesday, Renzo Mejia walked into Chicago’s Dispensary 33 and, after perusing a menu, bought an eighth of an ounce of Motorbreath OG.
With that, the West Loop resident made the first legal purchase of recreational marijuana in Illinois history.
As soon as the order processed, a cheer permeated through the small showroom floor and employees and customers embraced.
- Tom Schuba, Chicago Sun Times
Head to this gorgeous spot in Chicago for wide windows, white brick, hexagonal cases and plenty of light wood. Stay for the line-drawn murals that celebrate the beauty of cannabis.
- Megan Barber, Curbed
Unlike many cannabis shops, D33 displays all of its marijuana goods to its customers, allowing patients to personally inspect their meds. With a large menu of flowers, extracts, edibles and topicals, this dispensary has consistently gone above and beyond to help the state’s medical marijuana patients safely and affordably access their medicine.
- High Times