Pot Stores Near the Ballard Locks (Hiram M. Chittenden Locks)
 The Ballard Locks were constructed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1917. The complex of locks are part of the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Over one million visitors a year come to the Locks to see salmon migrate through the fish ladders. The Ballard Locks are the busiest ship locks in the US.Hours of operation:May-September: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. open dailyOctober-April: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays Policy & Cannabis FactsThe Ballard Locks are a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers endeavor. Cannabis use is not permitted and stated clearly in postings that can be found throughout. Users are encouraged to hold off and not consume cannabis at this site unless they can do so discretely using edibles. FoodKangaroo and KiwiNestled in a beautiful building that was originally a Carnegie library, this New Zealand bar and grill is something different. Who knew Seattle had so many Kiwi’s? Stop in for a draft, a rugby game on the tube and some scrumptious fish and chips. No Bones Beach ClubA vegan restaurant with a tiki bar theme, really? Yes, you won’t chuckle at the tempeh kabobs, beer battered avocado tacos and cauliflower wings. Originally a food truck, they enjoy a brick and mortar location. Kiss CafeA quaint spot with hearty, tasty meals served with a jar of homemade pickles for your table to enjoy. Vegan and vegetarian options with a huge beer selection. Kiss cafe is dog friendly so bring your pooch. |
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1. STASH POT SHOP
2. HERB’S HOUSE
3. HAVE A HEART – FREMONT
5. HASHTAG
