Puffin store in New Brunswick is close to campus life, transit food and entertainment. Here’s our review of the shop.
, the latest legal cannabis dispensary to open in New Brunswick, fits right in on the George Street strip of trendy bars, taquerias, restaurants and other specialty shops.
Puffin Store is open Sunday-Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Thursday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. For more information, call 378-3346. They offer online pre-orders on their website. Still need help after you flip through the little book and cruise the product display cases? No problem, a helpful staff member will ask if you need assistance.
Located at 382 George St., Puffin is just blocks away from the main campus of Rutgers University and public transit. It is surrounded by smoke shops, and is a block and a half away from another weed shop, Earth & Ivy. Puffin carries a wide collection of brands such as Simply Herb, Miss Grass, Branson Harlem, Edie Parker, Verano, The Botanist, Savvy, Ozone, Tyson, Kind Tree, Gage, 1906, Hedy and many more.
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