Retail cannabis products are capped at 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. Everything sold is lab-tested and labeled with its exact THC content.
Colorado licenses marijuana “hospitality” venues — lounges, cafés, and tasting rooms where adults 21+ can consume cannabis on site. Some sell on the premises; others are bring-your-own.
Summary for orientation, not legal advice.
Retail cannabis products are capped at 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. Everything sold is lab-tested and labeled with its exact THC content.
Two license types exist: bring-your-own consumption lounges, and hospitality & sales venues that can also sell product to consume on site. Local governments must opt in, and city rules vary — some allow only vaping, dabbing, and edibles rather than indoor flower smoking.
Licensed marijuana hospitality venues cannot sell or allow alcohol. Food is limited to prepackaged items, pastries, and hot non-alcoholic drinks unless the venue holds separate food-service authorization.
Entry and sales are restricted to guests 21 and older. Valid, government-issued ID is required.
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