Native Roots Littleton

This is the worst dispensary in South Denver. It’s always crowded! even if you go there frequently and have a BAKER order they don’t give you any discounts or any kind of bonus points! Giving them one star was pretty hard for me to do!!! But to write a review you have to! they deserve a negative 10 Stars because they suck really bad!!! I will never go there anymore even if it’s across the street for convenience I will travel 20 minutes to go to Chronic Therapy Dispensary on 27^th and Kipling that treats me like a great customer that I am!

My favorite and only dispensary I frequent. All of the employees are incredibly kind, interesting, and know their stuff! It’s not that I show up far too often, but just getting fist bumps and having the employees know your name makes all the difference – and that’s the care they put into what they do. I’ve found that their strains may be a bit limiting, but I’ve never been upset with the product and its quality. Definitely go med here, too! Their prices are nearly half that of the Frisco and Dillon locations (70 for a 8^th – WHAT?!) and they always have great specials for around 30 – 35 and 8^th. Highly, highly (pardon the pun) recommend this location. Plus, they have some pretty hot babes working here! Always a plus! See you in a week, folks! :-)

Stopped in from NYC while visiting the area. Place looked organized and like a well-​oiled machine. The staff were very nice. I was there to pickup a t-​shirt and a sticker for my friend back in Connecticut.

Dispensary mixed with Medical and Rec. patients really suck. When, I walked in, and it was so crowded with rec. patients, the employees looked like chickens with their heads cut off. I definitely did not enjoy my experience. This is a great location, because their is little competition, except for two other dispensaries within a few miles, that are equally as high priced, but honestly, I’ve avoided those locations, because of their price gauging for years — Cough, Cough (The Clinic). In terms of medical options, I would rather go out of my way to Denver and get a great deal, instead of going to this nearby location and paying double for my medicine; particularly, in terms of edibles. Its not easy getting a medical card, and I don’t appreciate being a second class priority to Rec. I think I will stick with medical only, and avoid waiting with the common people in a crowded room of out-​of-​state Recreational users.

After driving into Denver several times, we were pleasantly surprised to hear that there was one of these in Littleton! We’ve been driving how far when there’s a Native Roots 5 minutes away?!
When we got there, we saw that the entrance is kind of hard to find, as another reviewer pointed out. It’s kind of on the left side if you were facing the building from behind, toward the road.
We had our IDs checked, sat down on a nice couch, and waited. Initially, I really liked the atmosphere of the place. Our wait wasn’t long at all.
When we were called up to the counter, we met with one of the guys. He asked what we were looking for and my boyfriend said flower and I said that I usually do edibles but I had gotten a vape pen for Christmas, so I might be interested in stepping outside of my comfort zone.
I hate to be critical, but he really wasn’t helpful at all. I made it clear that I didn’t really know what I was doing unless it came to edibles and he offered no help or insight whatsoever. Not to mention that their edible selection was definitely lacking. They had like one container of gummies, typically my favorite.
It was kind of awkward, too. At one point near the end of our transaction, he said «got any plans for your night?» and we responded. Then, a few minutes later, he was like «doing anything else for the rest of the day?» …wait, didn’t we just answer that? My boyfriend answered and he turned away, ignoring him. Not sure what was going on, but a dude at Native Roots who didn’t remember that he asked us the exact same thing a couple of minutes ago was almost comically stereotypical.
The eighths were quite a bit more expensive than anywhere else we’ve been, too. I don’t pretend to know a lot about what goes into the different strains that might make them more expensive, but just so you’re aware.
We’ve been to the Giving Tree and Wellspring and those establishments had much more of a selection, as well as much more helpful people. Wellspring in particular runs lots of really great deals that they’ll even alert you to via text if you opt in. Looks like we’ll keep making the trip into Denver while we’re here.

Easy-​peazy. Walk in. Show license. Give name. Wait on leather couch. They call your name, bring out a tray of green and walk you through the different strands. Good advice. Fair prices.

Every Native Roots that I have been in has been great, but this location is the absolute best. The staff there is so friendly and helpful, I seriously feel like I am hanging out with my friends every time I go in there. Rachel at the front desk is super cool, and Ben is always helping suggest new fun stuff to try. It is sometimes busy in the lobby due to the awesome location, but I’ve never waited more than 15 minutes and everything is worth the wait, believe me! I LOVE the Native Roots Littleton staff!

The bud and staff here are excellent! There can be a wait but it moves quickly! So excited to have a Recreational dispensary this close to home! No more driving 20 minutes just for Bud! Thanks Guys!

First of all, the door, I’ll tell you in advance, is on the ground floor aiming toward the Costco parking lot. There was no wait. Jacob helped me out, and he kindly walked me through the various options. Prices on both leafy goodness and vape stuff seemed comparable, if not a little better, than a couple other places I’ve visited.
As I live right Littleton, I’ll definitely be visiting again soon and I’ll check back to this review to make sure it still holds true. But my first visit was a good one and everyone there was friendly and knowledgeable.
If you want to know where it is, go to the Costco on W. Quincy and you’ll see the sign in the general NE direction. It’s right on Quincy. Enjoy!