Most New York City dispensaries close by 10 or 11 p.m. Green Flower Wellness in Glen Oaks stays open until 2 a.m. every night of the week. That alone makes the shop at 270-01 Hillside Avenue a notable stop on the eastern edge of Queens, where the city gives way to Nassau County's New Hyde Park — and where licensed late-night options are scarce.

Open until 2 a.m. on the city line

Per the shop's location page and its OCM filing, the Glen Oaks store keeps these hours:

  • Monday–Saturday: 9 a.m.–2 a.m.
  • Sunday: 10 a.m.–2 a.m.

The phone number is (718) 808-1882. Public review summaries regularly mention finding the shop open late at night, along with friendly, knowledgeable staff and prices reviewers found reasonable. Some listings also mention complimentary snacks and on-site security with ID checks at the door.

The shop's location page describes it as the first dispensary in Glen Oaks/North New Hyde Park, and state data dates its opening to February 10, 2025. Its pitch to Long Islanders is direct: many Nassau towns have opted out of hosting dispensaries, so the shop presents itself as a convenient licensed option for residents just over the line.

A note on late-night shopping

A 2 a.m. close is convenient, but plan ahead if you'll be driving afterward. New York prohibits driving while impaired by cannabis, and public consumption rules still apply. If edibles are part of the order, remember that their effects can take much longer to start than smoking or vaping — a reason to begin with a low dose, especially late at night. Many first-time guides suggest starting in the 2.5–5 mg THC range and waiting at least two hours before taking more. Staff at the counter can also point first-timers toward lower-potency options, which the group's site says is part of its first-timer support.

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Three stores, one Queens-based group

Green Flower Wellness has grown into a small chain. Glen Oaks runs on license OCM-RETL-24-000233, held by Green Flower Wellness 5 LLC, which OCM classifies as minority- and women-owned. Its sister stores are:

  • Oakland Gardens / Bayside, at 214-24 73rd Ave, which opened on February 2, 2025 (license OCM-RETL-24-000064) and is the hub for the group's same-day delivery across Queens and Nassau.
  • Ozone Park, at 85-08 Pitkin Ave, which opened on March 20, 2026 (license OCM-RETL-25-000438). Its OCM record lists drive-through sales as an approved activity, a rarity in the city.

All three share a menu structure — flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, edibles, orals, tinctures, topicals and accessories — that can be browsed by effect on the group's website. The site says all products are lab-tested for potency and purity, as state rules require.

Who owns it

Public filings show the three stores are held by different companies — Green Flower Wellness 5 LLC in Glen Oaks, Sanat Cards & Gifts Inc. in Oakland Gardens and Ganja Rus 1 LLC in Ozone Park — operating under a shared brand. OCM classifies all three as minority-owned businesses, and the Glen Oaks entity as women-owned as well. The group hasn't published a founder story on its website, which keeps the focus on the stores themselves: long hours, easy parking and a consistent menu across locations.

Picking the right Green Flower location

The three stores share a name but differ in useful ways:

  • Glen Oaks (270-01 Hillside Ave): the late-night store, open until 2 a.m. daily, with the big free lot. Phone (718) 808-1882.
  • Oakland Gardens / Bayside (214-24 73rd Ave): the delivery hub. Its OCM filing lists hours of 9 a.m.–10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday and until 11 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Phone (718) 479-7312.
  • Ozone Park (85-08 Pitkin Ave): the newest store, with filed hours of 10 a.m.–10 p.m. most days (9 p.m. on Sunday) and a drive-through listed in state records. Phone (718) 480-1121.

Parking for 30-plus cars

For a Queens dispensary, the Glen Oaks parking situation is unusual. The shop's site says it has free parking in front and in back for more than 30 vehicles. Hillside Avenue in this stretch is a car-oriented commercial road served by local buses rather than the subway, so the lot matters — especially for late-night trips from Nassau via Hillside Avenue or the Cross Island Parkway.

The location page also points to neighborhood landmarks, including the Queens County Farm Museum and the dining strip around the New Hyde Park line.

Getting there without a car

Hillside Avenue is a major bus corridor. The MTA's Q43 runs along it between Jamaica and the city line, and Nassau's NICE n6 continues along Hillside into Nassau County, so the shop is reachable by transit from both directions. The Long Island Jewish Medical Center campus and the Queens County Farm Museum are both nearby, and the shop's location page points to Nassau neighbors such as Christopher Morley Park and Clark Botanic Garden for context.

Rewards and first-timer help

The Green Flower Rewards Program offers points on every purchase, birthday discounts and early notice of new products. The group's site also emphasizes support for first-time customers and a streamlined checkout. If late-night shopping is the draw, our guide to how long edibles last compared with smoking is useful for timing, especially if you're mixing formats in one night.

What the review summaries add

Aggregated review data from listings sites gives the Glen Oaks store very high marks, with recurring comments about knowledgeable staff, late hours and fair prices. Because the shop is relatively new, it's worth sorting reviews by most recent before you visit to get a current read on stock and service.

Nearby licensed alternatives

The eastern Queens corridor along Union Turnpike and Jericho Turnpike has a handful of licensed shops, per OCM:

  • ZenZest Cannabis Dispensary, at 272-06 Union Turnpike in New Hyde Park, which opened in April 2025.
  • NYCCE, a CAURD shop at 248-09 Jericho Turnpike in Bellerose, open since January 2024.
  • Down To Earth Canna, at 248-15 Union Turnpike in Bellerose (May 2025).

None of those match Green Flower Wellness's 2 a.m. close, which is its clearest differentiator. Our Queens dispensary picks cover the rest of the borough, and our Long Island guide maps Nassau and Suffolk.

Who it's built for

  • Night-shift workers and late-night shoppers in eastern Queens and western Nassau.
  • Drivers who want guaranteed parking.
  • New Hyde Park, Floral Park, Glen Oaks, Bellerose and Little Neck residents.
  • Delivery customers served by the group's Oakland Gardens store.

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