Nearly one year after the debut of Edibles.com, the company announced the opening of its first flagship retail location in Atlanta’s vibrant Inman Park neighborhood.
As lawmakers reassess hemp-derived THC regulation and consumer demand continues to grow, Edibles.com™ is introducing a new retail model grounded in trust, compliance, and education.
Located steps from the Atlanta BeltLine and surrounded by neighborhood destinations like Del Bar and Painted Park, the flagship is positioned as both a community retail addition and a real-world blueprint for the future of hemp commerce.
It’s Built by Atlanta-based Edible Brands®, the platform is now extending its national e-commerce success into physical retail, creating a scalable model for responsible, in-person hemp commerce.
At a time of ongoing regulatory uncertainty, the company stays focused on expanding safe, transparent access to hemp-derived THC products.
The store features a modern, welcoming design and a concierge-style service model, with trained staff guiding customers through a curated assortment of products. The retail experience mirrors the company’s online marketplace, featuring leading national brands such as Cann, Wana, and Wyld, as well as local partners, including Atlanta-based Scofflaw Brewing.
This flagship location proves a clear path forward for structured, compliant access in the rapidly evolving category.
General Manager and Executive Vice President of Edibles.com Thomas Winstanley said their commitment to education comes to life in the store.
Consumers, he says, are already seeking out these products, and it’s critical to show what this category looks like in a regulated, responsible environment.
“This store allows us to engage directly, helping people understand how these products may fit into their lives, whether that’s managing stress, replacing alcohol, or improving sleep. These are conversations best had face-to-face,” he said.
CEO of Edibles.com Somia Farid Silber said as an Atlanta-based company, they chose to launch their first flagship in Atlanta because the city represents both programs and accountability.
“We believe hemp retail can and should run with transparency, education, and consumer protection at its core. This store reflects our long-term commitment to building this category the right way—for consumers, communities, and the industry,” she said.
The Edibles.com flagship is found at 245 N. Highland Avenue NE, Atlanta.
Customers must be 21 or older with a valid identification to purchase. Store hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
