Port Richmond Avenue gets busy in the days before Thanksgiving, with bakeries, groceries and family-run shops supplying holiday kitchens across the North Shore. Wednesday, November 25 is the day before the holiday and also Green Wednesday, a date dispensaries mark with seasonal deals. QCD will announce its Green Wednesday deals in November. Our store at 1172 Victory Blvd #4 covers Port Richmond for delivery, so you can have your order brought home, pick it up, or stop in.
Port Richmond to the Store: Your Options
Delivery is the easiest route, since Port Richmond is covered for delivery and the store is a drive across the North Shore. If you would rather go yourself, roads such as Jewett Avenue or Clove Road connect the neighborhood with Victory Boulevard, and the store sits right on Victory at number 1172. Without a car, plan on a bus transfer; the MTA trip planner will show the current combination from Port Richmond Avenue. Ordering ahead for pickup keeps the stop short. The store's Wednesday hours are 9am to 10pm, and prices on the Staten Island menu are pre-tax, with tax added at checkout. For directions, see visiting the Staten Island store.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Your Neighborhood | Port Richmond, Staten Island |
| QCD Store | 1172 Victory Blvd #4, Staten Island, NY 10301 |
| Phone | (718) 310-6528 |
| Green Wednesday Date | November 25, 2026 |
| Green Wednesday Hours | 9am to 10pm (Staten Island store) |
| Pricing | Prices shown are pre-tax; tax is added at checkout. |
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.
Port Richmond Avenue and the Kill Van Kull
Port Richmond is one of Staten Island's oldest communities, a former ferry landing on the Kill Van Kull that grew into the North Shore's main shopping street. Today Port Richmond Avenue is the center of Staten Island's Mexican community, lined with taquerias, bakeries and groceries, alongside churches and businesses tied to earlier Irish, Italian and African American families. The Reformed Church on Staten Island, with a congregation that dates to colonial times, still stands in the neighborhood, and Faber Park looks across the water to Bayonne. The Bayonne Bridge rises just to the west. Through the holiday season, the avenue's bakeries and markets are a big part of how the neighborhood shops and cooks.
Planning for a Full House on the North Shore
When a holiday weekend brings relatives from several generations under one roof, discretion and planning matter. Order ahead from the Staten Island store menu so nothing has to be squeezed in on Wednesday, and choose delivery if you would rather not leave the stove. Keep cannabis separate from the family meal, offer it only to adults who want it, and lean toward low-dose edibles or a single pre-roll for anyone with little experience. Taking a little and waiting a while is the right approach. If you plan to bring a gift to a 21+ host, a sealed product is easy to carry. Until QCD shares its Green Wednesday lineup in November, today's deals in Staten Island are the best guide. Store it securely, away from children.
About Port Richmond
Port Richmond sits on Staten Island's North Shore along the Kill Van Kull, between West Brighton and Elm Park, with Mariners Harbor farther west. Its commercial spine is Port Richmond Avenue, and Richmond Terrace runs along the waterfront past working docks and the Bayonne Bridge approach. Historic churches, older frame houses, and a strong Mexican business community define the neighborhood today, and its roots go back to the colonial era.
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