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I've been coming to NETA Brookline since shortly after it opened for medical use. The staff have always been really friendly and enthusiastic about helping find the right product for you. I feel like I can ask questions, especially silly how-to questions here without being embarrassed about my lack of experience with cannabis Since this location opened to retail sales I have found it extremely overwhelming and no longer enjoy coming here. They really have made a lot of efforts to prioritize medical patients (skip the line at the door, separate waiting area near the entrance, registers just for medical patients, not subject to quantity limits), but it is noisy, chaotic, and crowded now. I have a couple vouchers left from renewing my Rx but after I use them I don't think I'll be back.

I really like Mayflower, but it's hard to rate them high. It's usually dead in there, but checking out really takes a long time. It seems to be a computer issue. I think it might make them check that they are selling the right thing a lot, but I don't have the eternal clicking, label reading, clicking, label reading... thing at other dispensaries. The staff is nice, but either they are consistently not trained well/fully comfortable on the system or something needs streamlining. Flower seems to trend lower THC. I've had uneven lock with the edibles. For me the pate du fruit kicks in right away instead of my usual half hour or so, so be prepared. Atmosphere is... non-existent. It's just one smallish, bare unsaturated blue room mostly filled by the desk where you make your orders. Everything is pre-packaged, which probably helps keep prices down, but it's not inviting the way NETA is. Despite some shortcomings, I really recommend the $199 ounce sales, and they still have full-gram joints (for $10!!), as well a the 10% hardship discount that they even apply on top of sales. It's definitely worth checking out and I consider this my main dispensary now. Accessibility: It's super handy that they are located right at the 66 bus. The bus drops you off about 100ft from the front door. No stairs or large threshholds. I cant remember if they have an automatic door outside but they don't in the little vestibule where the check your ID in the system. I believe the outside buzzer is placed a little high for wheelchair users. They will let you use their bathroom, but I don't believe it's wheelchair accessible. Note: medical only.]

Nice body relaxation. My fibro pain "melted" slightly, it was like I could feel it draining off. I didn't get a high, just a real body and mind relief. I don't like the taste but I try to keep some on hand.