Cirrus Social Club
Upscale hospitality-and-sales lounge
Order by the bowl or bag, with table-side service and ventilation that allows indoor smoking. Reservations recommended.
Visit website →You can't smoke on the street, in parks, or on most hotel balconies. But Denver does have licensed cannabis hospitality spaces — lounges, private clubs, and spas where adults 21+ can consume legally. Here's how to find them and what to know before you light up.
No. Open and public consumption is illegal in Denver. This includes sidewalks, parks, the 16th Street Mall, hotel balconies visible from the street, and inside vehicles. Fines are common and enforcement is active downtown.
Only two places are fully legal for most adults: private property with the owner's permission, and licensed marijuana hospitality establishments — usually called lounges or cannabis clubs. Some hotels have 420-friendly rooms, but always ask first.
Colorado and Denver issue hospitality licenses that let a business create an indoor or outdoor area where adults 21+ can consume cannabis they bring or buy. These venues must meet ventilation, security, and age-verification rules.
Generally, no. A standard retail dispensary cannot allow consumption in the store. Only separately licensed hospitality-and-sales or standalone hospitality venues can operate a consumption area. Some newer lounges have both retail and hospitality licenses under one roof.
A DCA permit is a temporary or annual Denver permit that allows cannabis consumption at a qualified business location or special event. Event permits are limited to ten days per calendar year, and business permits are valid for one year.
It depends. Hospitality-only lounges require you to bring your own product. Hospitality-and-sales lounges can sell cannabis on site. Call ahead or check the venue's website so you know whether to stop at a dispensary first.
Upscale hospitality-and-sales lounge
Order by the bowl or bag, with table-side service and ventilation that allows indoor smoking. Reservations recommended.
Visit website →Private membership lounge with indoor and outdoor space
Members and guests can BYO flower or concentrate. Free papers and house devices are available; bring your own supply from a licensed dispensary.
Visit website →Cannabis spa and hospitality experience
A wellness-focused option where spa treatments and private consumption are combined. Book ahead; products are not sold on site.
Visit website →This list reflects Denver's licensed hospitality venues as of 2025. Licensing changes quickly, so verify hours, entry requirements, and whether the venue sells product on site before you visit. We do not operate a lounge; we sell cannabis for legal consumption at licensed hospitality establishments or private residences.
Lounges often require reservations, membership, or have capacity limits. Some are 21+ private clubs; others are open to the public. Confirm hours and entry rules before you go.
Hospitality-only venues cannot sell cannabis. Stock up at a licensed dispensary like Herbs 4 You first, and keep products sealed until you arrive.
Denver is 5,280 feet above sea level. Cannabis can feel stronger here, especially for visitors. Start with half your usual dose and wait before consuming more.
Driving under the influence of cannabis is treated like alcohol DUI in Colorado. Use rideshare, a designated driver, or public transit after a lounge visit.
Herbs 4 You is at 20 E 9th Ave in Capitol Hill, open 9:00 AM — 8:45 PM daily. Ask a budtender which flower or pre-roll travels well to a licensed hospitality venue.