In Fort Greene, Thanksgiving week plays out in brownstone parlor floors and apartment kitchens on streets like South Oxford and Cumberland. The night before the holiday, Wednesday, November 25, is what the cannabis world calls Green Wednesday. QCD has not released its Green Wednesday deals yet; they come out in November. Our Brooklyn store sits at the far southern end of the borough, at 3169 Coney Island Ave, so this page is mostly about getting an order into your hands from Fort Greene without stress, and that starts with ordering ahead.
Fort Greene to Coney Island Ave, Realistically
Fort Greene has plenty of trains, but only some of them help here. The DeKalb Avenue station at Flatbush Avenue Extension puts you on the Q, which goes straight to Brighton Beach; weekday B trains make that run as well. Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center offers the same pair. The C at Lafayette Avenue and the G at Fulton Street would both need a transfer. By car it is Flatbush Avenue south and then Ocean Parkway, which can crawl the day before Thanksgiving. Fort Greene is not in the Brooklyn delivery ZIPs QCD publishes today, so place an order ahead for pickup or shop in store, and look up your address on the delivery page if you want to see whether it qualifies. Wednesday hours run 8am to 11pm, and Brooklyn prices include tax at the register.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Your Neighborhood | Fort Greene, 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.
BAM, the Park, and a Neighborhood That Hosts
Fort Greene Park is the neighborhood's front yard, with the Prison Ship Martyrs' Monument at the top of the hill and long views back toward Manhattan. Below it, the blocks between DeKalb and Lafayette hold some of Brooklyn's best-preserved nineteenth-century rowhouses. BAM on Lafayette Avenue anchors a cultural district that also includes the Mark Morris Dance Center, and Fulton Street and DeKalb Avenue carry the restaurants and cafes neighbors lean on all year. Fort Greene has been a center of Black cultural life in Brooklyn for generations, and its mix of longtime homeowners, artists, and newer renters makes for a varied holiday table. That variety is a good reason to plan for adult guests with different comfort levels around cannabis.
Stocking Up Without Making Two Trips South
The smart move from Fort Greene is a single, well-planned pickup. Look through the Brooklyn store menu early in the week, choose your products, and set a pickup window that leaves room for traffic. For a dinner with mixed company, think about what a light user would actually enjoy: a low-dose gummy or a single pre-roll is a kinder offer than anything potent. Encourage guests to start slow and wait before having more, and keep an eye on anyone new to it. Cannabis is only for adults 21 and older who already want it, never a surprise. Until the holiday deals are announced in November, current Brooklyn deals show what is discounted right now. Store everything sealed and out of children's reach.
About Fort Greene
Fort Greene runs east from Flatbush Avenue Extension to Vanderbilt Avenue, where Clinton Hill begins, and south from the Navy Yard toward Atlantic Avenue. Its name comes from a fort on the hill that honored General Nathanael Greene, and the park that replaced it was redesigned by Olmsted and Vaux. A historic district protects long rows of Italianate and brownstone houses. Neighbors share stations and shopping with Downtown Brooklyn just to the west.
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.