Bath Beach sits on Gravesend Bay, and on a clear day the view from the Shore Parkway promenade runs out to the Verrazzano Bridge. For Green Wednesday, Wednesday, November 25, your closest QCD is the Brooklyn shop at 3169 Coney Island Ave, farther east along the shore. Deals for the day get announced in November. Until they post, the store keeps daily specials going. This guide covers how people in Bath Beach can get an order in, and how to fit cannabis into a Thanksgiving week that is mostly about family.
Bath Beach Routes to Coney Island Avenue
Most Bath Beach households drive, and the Belt Parkway is the quick way east: exit at Coney Island Avenue and head south to the store. Cropsey Avenue to Neptune Avenue is the local alternative. Without a car, the D runs along 86th Street through Bath Beach, and the B1 bus follows 86th Street and continues east toward Brighton Beach, which puts you close to Coney Island Avenue. Holiday traffic on the Belt can be slow on Thanksgiving eve, so earlier is better. On Wednesday, QCD is open 8am to 11pm. Shop in person, reserve for pickup, or use delivery, which reaches ZIP 11214; the delivery page will confirm your street. Prices at the Brooklyn store include tax. Expect an ID check at the door, since sales are for adults 21 and up.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Your Neighborhood | Bath Beach, Brooklyn |
| QCD Store | 3169 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11235 |
| Phone | (718) 887-2131 |
| Green Wednesday Date | November 25, 2026 |
| Green Wednesday Hours | 8am to 11pm (Brooklyn store) |
| Pricing | Prices include tax. |
Green Wednesday 2026 Deals Are Coming
We haven’t announced our Green Wednesday deals yet. They go live on this page closer to November 25. Both stores run deals every day, so you can start saving now.
Gravesend Bay and the Blocks Above It
Bath Beach was a seaside resort in the late 1800s, and the shoreline is still its defining feature, now lined by the Belt Parkway and the promenade where people walk, run, and bike along the water. Inland, the blocks between Cropsey Avenue and 86th Street hold a mix of Italian American families who have been here for generations, a large and growing Chinese community, and Russian speaking and Middle Eastern households. Bay Parkway and 86th Street have shops and bakeries that reflect all of them. Thanksgiving week here means a lot of cooking at home, with family coming in from Staten Island and New Jersey across the Verrazzano.
Hosting Tips for Bath Beach Homes
If family is crossing the bridge to your place, you probably have guests of every age. Keep all cannabis products in their packaging and stored well away from kids and pets. Adults 21 and over who want to partake should start with a small amount; this is not the night to experiment with strong edibles before a long drive home. For a friend who already enjoys cannabis, a few pre-rolls or a tin of low dose gummies is a thoughtful gift. Check the Brooklyn shop for what is in stock and today's specials for pricing, then order ahead so the pickup is quick.
About Bath Beach
Bath Beach is a small neighborhood in southwest Brooklyn, bordered by Gravesend Bay, Bensonhurst, and Dyker Heights. Its main streets are Cropsey Avenue, Bay Parkway, and 86th Street, where the D train runs overhead. Housing is a mix of detached homes, row houses, and apartment buildings near the water. Neighbors include Bensonhurst to the north and east. More on the Bath Beach page.
Responsible Use: Cannabis affects everyone differently. Start with a low dose and increase gradually. Must be 21+ to purchase. Quality Control Dispensary products are NYS-licensed and lab-tested.