Jungle Kingdom Flower Company is easy to sum up: name-brand cannabis, prices that already include tax, and a delivery service that will reach any Brooklyn neighborhood the same day. The flagship sits at 515 Nostrand Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, about a 90-second walk from the A/C Nostrand Avenue station, and a second store now operates at 1055 Flushing Avenue in East Williamsburg.
From Baruch finance student to Nostrand Avenue
According to the company's "Our Story" page, founder Junaid Zahid immigrated to the United States from Pakistan in 2003, studied finance at Baruch College, spent more than a decade in media and advertising sales, and ran retail and food businesses in New York City before opening a dispensary. The page frames the goal as building "something people are proud to have in their neighborhood," and says Zahid's longer-term ambition is a recognizable New York cannabis brand rather than a single store.
The shop explains its choice of block in some detail. Nostrand Avenue, its community page argues, is one of Bed-Stuy's central arteries, and the company says it deliberately avoided an industrial zone or tourist corridor. The store is within walking distance of Herbert Von King Park, Restoration Plaza and the Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA, and the company says it prioritizes hiring Bed-Stuy and Brooklyn residents.
Two stores, one rewards account
The two locations hold different license types, both listed on the company's license page. The Bed-Stuy flagship operates under a general adult-use retail license, OCM-RETL-24-000088, while the East Williamsburg store holds a CAURD license, OCM-CAURD-26-000349. East Williamsburg sits near the L at Morgan Avenue and the M at Central Avenue, and both stores keep identical hours:
- Sunday to Thursday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m. to midnight
The Jungle Kingdom Rewards program is free and shared across both stores. Members earn one point per dollar; 100 points take $5 off, 200 points $10 and 300 points $15, with a $50 minimum purchase for any redemption. Perks include a birthday-month discount, text alerts for new drops and members-only deals. Daily specials are posted separately for each store.
Brands Brooklyn asks for
Jungle Kingdom is upfront about its "big-brand" approach. As of October 2026, the homepage highlighted Jeeter, Kiva, MFNY, Runtz, Old Pal, Ayrloom, Jaunty, Grassroots and Tyson 2.0. That mix blends nationally known names with New York producers like MFNY, Ayrloom and Jaunty. Categories include flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, topicals, beverages and accessories, and every product, the shop says, is lab-tested and sourced from licensed New York producers.
Two details are practical for budgeting. First, listed prices include tax, so the number on the menu is what you pay. Second, there is an ATM on site at the Bed-Stuy store. If you are curious about one of the headline strains, our deep dive on Runtz genetics is a good read, and the New York-grown brands guide puts MFNY, Ayrloom and Jaunty in context.
Delivery rules, in plain numbers
Same-day delivery covers all of Brooklyn, from Greenpoint to Coney Island. The company's homepage lists a $50 minimum with no delivery fee; a more detailed delivery page we reviewed quoted a $75 minimum for its farthest zone, so check your address at checkout. Delivery is debit card only, paid online; cash isn't accepted for delivery. Order cutoffs are 9:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and the shop estimates one to two hours for arrival. In store, both cash and debit are accepted.
Getting to 515 Nostrand
The Bed-Stuy store is unusually well served by transit. Besides the A and C at Nostrand Avenue, the G stops at Bedford–Nostrand Avenues roughly five minutes away, the B44 runs right along Nostrand, and the B25 runs on Fulton Street a block north. The store's directions page notes metered parking on Nostrand and residential parking on side streets such as Halsey, Macon and MacDonough. Citi Bike docks are nearby on Nostrand and Fulton.
The East Williamsburg store and the rewards math
The second store, at 1055 Flushing Avenue, sits on the industrial edge where East Williamsburg meets Bushwick, a short walk from the L at Morgan Avenue and the M at Central Avenue. Its CAURD license carries a 2026 number, and the company's license page lists it as newly open, so expect it to still be building a regular customer base. Its phone line is (929) 552-2700, and it posts its own daily deals separately from Bed-Stuy.
It is worth doing the arithmetic on the rewards program before you sign up. Because every dollar earns one point and 100 points are worth $5, the base return works out to about 5% back on spending, the same rate at every redemption tier. The catch is the $50 minimum purchase required to redeem, which favors shoppers who buy in larger baskets. Combined with tax-included pricing, that makes Jungle Kingdom's costs unusually easy to predict compared with shops that add tax at the register.
The company also says it prioritizes local hiring and participates in neighborhood events and charitable initiatives, framing those commitments as part of the social-equity goals written into New York's legalization law. Those are the shop's own statements; we have not independently reviewed its hiring.
The website also maintains seasonal pages, including a Green Wednesday guide for the busy shopping day before Thanksgiving, along with neighborhood pages for Bushwick, Crown Heights, Park Slope and Williamsburg that explain delivery coverage in each area.
Shoppers deciding between the two stores can use the company's own comparison page, and newer customers will find a Cannabis 101 section and a responsible-use page on the same site. Both stores post separate daily specials, so it is worth checking the one closer to you before ordering.
What reviews and rivals suggest
Jungle Kingdom's website displayed Google ratings of 4.9 stars for Bed-Stuy (186 reviews) and 5.0 for East Williamsburg (117 reviews) at the time of writing. Note that the testimonial quotes on its reviews page are labeled "illustrative," so the star ratings are the more useful signal; on public platforms, praise tends to focus on staff knowledge, a welcoming space and delivery speed.
Within Bed-Stuy, the clearest alternative is Bedford Club at 1102 Bedford Avenue, which bills itself as the neighborhood's first licensed dispensary and stocks some overlapping New York brands. Bedford Club's delivery thresholds are higher, while Jungle Kingdom's flat $50 Brooklyn-wide minimum and tax-included prices make it simpler for delivery customers. For a borough-wide view, see our Brooklyn picks or the Brooklyn listings on High Today.
Jungle Kingdom suits brand-loyal shoppers who know what they want, Brooklynites who prefer delivery, and anyone who dislikes doing tax math at the register. Shop the menus at junglekingdomflower.com.