Shop Queen City Dispensary
in Plainfield, New Jersey
Shop your neighborhood joint! Queen City is proud to be locally-owned and homegrown right here in the Garden State.
Dispensary location information
We're open seven days a week!
Visit our central New Jersey dispensary seven days a week and enjoy our full menu of great New Jersey cannabis products!
Store Hours
Monday: 9am-10pm
Tuesday: 9am-10pm
Wednesday: 9am-10pm
Thursday: 9am-10pm
Friday: 9am-10pm
Saturday: 9am-10pm
Sunday: 10am-8pm
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Contact information
Queen City dispensary features
- ATMs on site
- Accepts debit cards
- Rewards program
- Contactless payments available
- Self-serve kiosk ordering
- Online order for in-store pickup
- Ample on-site parking
- Accessible parking
- 15% off every visit for veterans and senior citizens
- 10% off every visit for medical cannabis cardholders
- 10% off every visit for first responders
- 10% off every visit for cannabis industry employees
Central NJ communities we serve
Queen City is dedicated to serving various communities throughout the Garden State. While we are conveniently located near towns like Edison, Summit, Westfield, Rahway, Scotch Plains, Cranford, South Plainfield, and Mountainside, our central location ensures accessibility for residents throughout New Jersey. Whether you’re a local patron or visiting from afar, Queen City is here to meet your needs.
Queen City is easily accessible from major highways and towns throughout central New Jersey. Whether you’re coming from the Amboys, driving through before heading to downtown Westfield, or making the trip from Somerville, getting here is simple! And with late hours most nights of the week, you can stop by and pick up your order on your way home from (or on your way to) work.
How to get to Queen City in Plainfield, NJ
From Route 22 eastbound:
- Take Route 22 until you reach Terrill Road in Watchung. Turn right onto Terrill Road.
- Turn right onto South Avenue. You’ll see a Super Wawa in front of you before you turn.
- Queen City Dispensary will be on your right, immediately after Dairy Queen.
From Route 22 westbound:
- Take Route 22 until you reach Terrill Road in Watchung. Use the jughandle to turn left onto Terrill Road.
- Turn right onto South Avenue. You’ll see a Super Wawa in front of you before you turn.
- Queen City Dispensary will be on your right, immediately after Dairy Queen.
From I-78:
- Take I-78 until Exit 40/County Route 531, The Plainfields, Watchung, Gillette. Merge onto Hillcrest Road.
- Make a slight right onto CR 527 S, and follow the traffic circle to exit onto Somerset Street.
- Turn left off Somerset Street and follow the signs to turn onto Route 22 East.
- Follow the directions above from Route 22 Eastbound to get to Queen City Dispensary.
From Route 27:
- Take Route 27 until Chestnut Street. Turn onto Chestnut Street going northbound.
- Turn left onto 9th Avenue.
- Turn right onto Locust Street.
- Turn left onto W. 5th Avenue.
- Turn right onto Aldene Road.
- Turn left onto South Avenue East/Route 28. Follow South Avenue approximately 2 miles through Cranford, Garwood, and Fanwood to reach Queen City Dispensary. The dispensary will be on your right.
From Garden State Parkway North:
- Take the GSP until Exit 135: Clark, Westfield. Follow signs to merge onto Central Avenue/Clark Circle. Continue to follow Central Avenue.
- Turn left onto L’Oréal Way/Terminal Avenue.
- Turn right onto Westfield Avenue.
- Make a left onto Lamberts Mill Road, then a left onto Raritan Road.
- Turn right onto Terrill Road.
- Turn left onto Route 28/South Avenue. Queen City Dispensary will be on your right.
From Garden State Parkway South:
- Take the Garden State Parkway until Exit 135: Clark, Westfield. Follow signs for Brant Avenue/Rahway and merge onto Brant Avenue.
- Turn right onto Westfield Avenue.
- Follow Westfield Avenue until Lamberts Mill Road. Make a left onto Lamberts Mill Road.
- Make a left onto Raritan Road.
- Turn right onto Terrill Road.
- Turn left onto Route 28/South Avenue. Queen City Dispensary will be on your right.
By train:
The Raritan Valley line runs from New York City to Highbridge. Trains to Plainfield run frequently throughout the day. Queen City is 0.6 miles from the Netherwood train station. Visit the NJ Transit website to view the train schedule.
By bus:
New Jersey Transit bus routes 113 and 822 service Plainfield and have stops close to Queen City. NJ Transit bus 113 stops at South Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, while bus 822 stops at Terrill Avenue and South Avenue. Visit the NJ Transit website for the bus schedule.
How to order cannabis from Queen City Dispensary
We offer three easy ways to buy cannabis from Central New Jersey’s neighborhood joint!
In-store pickup:
Order from your phone or computer before you come into the store, and skip the line to pick up your order.
Self-serve kiosks:
Select products yourself. We’ll put together the order for you, and in a few minutes, you’ll be on your way.
With a budtender:
Have questions? We’ll answer them. Our helpful staff can take you through the menu and clarify anything you want to know about our vast product selection.
Why Plainfield, NJ?
Plainfield’s history runs deep in central New Jersey. Plainfield became a city in 1869, and not long after, a local newspaper publisher bestowed the nickname “Colorado of the East” on the town. This effort to promote Plainfield’s climate eventually led to a new nickname, as Denver was known as the “Queen City of the Plains” at the time. The nickname was shortened to Queen City, and the rest is history.
Queen City is vibrant and full of life. As the heart of the Raritan Valley, Plainfield is perfectly located to serve thousands of locals with quality cannabis. Many of our staff members have deeply-held connections to Plainfield, whether they grew up here, worked here, or have family that’s been in town for generations. And this bustling and thriving community informs everything that we do.
When you shop with us, you’re not just supporting a business — you’re supporting your neighbors and helping give back to the community. We believe that shopping and supporting local business is essential to the growth and sustainability of our community. So come on in — we’re your neighbors who just happened to have great weed, and we can’t wait to get to know you.
About Queen City
Queen City is a locally owned joint that’s all about our being a good neighbor and hooking our community up with the widest variety of high quality cannabis products. From top shelf flower to premium concentrates and much more, we have something for every type of cannabis consumer. We’re here to educate, inform, and elevate the community, and our knowledgeable staff is at the heart of forwarding that mission. Come in with your questions, leave with some great products.
Learn about cannabis
Our blog is filled with great info, cannabis tips, and the latest from our dispensary.
Frequently asked questions about NJ cannabis
Your burning cannabis questions, answered.
Can I use a debit card at a dispensary in New Jersey?
Debit cards are among the payment methods accepted by Queen City Dispensary, along with cash. We have ATMs on-site if you’d like to pay in cash.
How much cannabis can I purchase at a time?
You can buy up to one ounce of cannabis per visit to Queen City or an equivalent amount across multiple product types. In other words:
- 1 ounce (28.35 grams) of dried cannabis flower, OR
- 4 grams (or the milliliter equivalent) of concentrates, OR
- 4 grams of vapes, OR
- 1,000mg of edibles (soft lozenges)
- A combination of the above that’s the equivalent to 1 ounce of flower
Refer to our full guide for a detailed breakdown.
Do I need a medical cannabis card at Queen City?
Nope. Anyone over the age of 21 with valid, government-issued photo ID can buy cannabis at Queen City. We’re proud to offer Rahway medical cannabis patients 10% off their order every time they shop at Queen City.
How do I get to Queen City?
Our Plainfield dispensary is very easy to get to! Located on South Avenue (Route 28), Queen City is just a few blocks from Route 22 and a short drive from Routes 27, 35, 1, 287, I-78, and the Garden State Parkway.
