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Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary

4.6(203)

Fine Fettle Norwalk is a trusted dispensary in Connecticut offering both medical and recreational cannabis products. With a focus on quality and customer service, they provide a range of options including delivery across Fairfield County and in-store shopping.

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191 Main Street

Norwalk, CT 06851

$$ · Recreational & Medical

Save ~12%/yr with a Connecticut medical card

Medical patients skip recreational taxes, get higher purchase limits, and can shop at age 18+. Most people get approved online in about 20 minutes.

Products & Menu

THC:10%–30%
CBD:0%–20%

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Features & Amenities

Experience

💻Online Ordering

Fulfillment

🚚Delivery🏪In-Store

Payment

💵Cash

Shopper Type

🌱Beginner-Friendly💬Budtender Recs

Access

Wheelchair Accessible

Deals & Discounts

Loyalty Rewards

Hours

Monday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday(Today)9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Reviews (203)

4.6

4.6

203 reviews

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Tim Sheehan

January 28, 2026

5.0

Both employees were knowledgeable on terpenes annd options; they helped me find effective edibles for nighttime relaxation without immediate sedation. Store has easy in and out access with parking.

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Jenn Castro

November 22, 2025

5.0

Me and my boyfriend’s first time here and had the pleasure of Lisa helping us out check out selections on their menu. She was so chill and kind about everything and took her time to answer our questions. She had us both laughing and pretty much made our experience there very comfortable. We bought some flower and prerolls she recommended excited to try it out. Next time we’re around we’ll be sure to come see her again!

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Paulina Perlwitz

November 12, 2025

3.0

I usually love this place, but I’ve noticed that the front desk woman hasn’t returned my greetings for the past month, which has felt increasingly awkward and unprofessional. A few weeks ago, I was dealing with a personal issue and came in feeling sad and extremely overwhelmed, but I still made sure to greet her. It seems she may have taken my mood personally, because since then she hasn’t acknowledged me. My withdrawn, spaced out mood literally had nothing to do with her. It’s upsetting because, in a customer service role (which I myself do for work), a person’s momentary emotions shouldn’t affect how they are treated overall. I hope management can address this, as it impacts the quality of experience for anyone who just wants to visit and feel welcome/ buy the things they need here. Think I’ll go to shangrila where they’re always nice for now but thx. My money is precious to me and I can’t ethically spend it at a store where I am treated this way. I tried to broach this subject with the girl herself- instead of acknowledging and apologizing, she smiled and laughed which was very cruel.

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Andrew Hersh

October 13, 2025

3.0

A bit pricey and no deals ever. Very corporate and feels like they only sell big MSo products. I will stick with NY cannabis shops. Better quality and farms.

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WaturDzn

September 19, 2025

1.0

Budtenders just tell you what you wanna hear, old people holding the line up asking irrelevant questions about thc % as if that alone determines how high you get, and sativa/indica/hybrid as if that alone determines how the strain makes you feel (and the budtenders allow them to go on these tangents with a yes man attitude toward every customer). The prices are also absolutely outrageous for the quality they serve you. I’m fine with spending whatever the price costs for good product, and of course you expect the whole justification behind dispensary prices to be that you’re guaranteed good quality, which you aren’t. Any older heads that are reading this review I recommend doing your own research and not listening to the budtenders about how a strain will make you feel or how strong it is because they will base their answer off thc% and if the strain is indica/sativa/hybrid. They will just tell you what you wanna hear to make the sale. CT dispensaries desperately need to up their quality but they won’t because they get plenty of business ripping off old people who haven’t tried anything since their highschool days when they rolled up Mexican brick pack which is likely the only reason they’re under the impression that what they’re buying here is any good.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary

Can tourists buy from Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary?

Tourists 21+ can purchase recreational cannabis with a valid government-issued ID. Same limits apply. Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary is a recreational & medical dispensary, so no medical card is needed for adult-use purchases.

How much can you buy at Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary?

In Connecticut, recreational customers can purchase up to 1.5 oz (42.5g) on your person, up to 5 oz at home in a locked container. Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary may have additional product-specific limits — check with the dispensary for details.

Is Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary cash only?

Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary is cash only. Check with the dispensary for nearby ATM locations.

Does Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary offer delivery?

Yes, Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary offers delivery. Cannabis delivery is legal in Connecticut. Check the dispensary's website for delivery areas and minimum order requirements.

What are Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary's hours?

Fine Fettle - Norwalk Dispensary is located at 191 Main Street, Norwalk, CT 06851. The dispensary is open 7 days a week. Hours vary by day — check the hours section above for today's schedule.

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Cannabis Laws in Connecticut

Last updated January 15, 2026

Connecticut legalized recreational cannabis in June 2021 through legislative action (SB 1201). Recreational sales began in January 2023. Adults 21+ can purchase from licensed retailers. Connecticut also has a medical marijuana program established in 2012.

Minimum Age

Recreational: 21+

Medical: 18+

Purchase Limits

Rec: 1.5 oz (42.5g) on your person, up to 5 oz at home in a locked container

Med: A 30-day supply as determined by the patient's physician

Public Consumption

Prohibited. Cannot consume in any public place, in a motor vehicle, or on the grounds of any school or daycare. Consumption is restricted to private property.

Home Growing

Allowed starting in 2024 for medical patients (up to 3 mature and 3 immature plants). Recreational home growing becomes legal once certain retail milestones are met.

Delivery

Allowed

Tax Info

Recreational sales are subject to a 6.35% state sales tax plus a 3% municipal tax. An additional THC-based tax applies: $0.625 per mg for edibles, $0.90 per mg for concentrates/vapes.

Visitor & Tourist Rules

Tourists 21+ can purchase recreational cannabis with a valid government-issued ID. Same limits apply.

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Disclaimer: Cannabis laws change frequently. This information was last updated on January 15, 2026. Always verify current laws with official state sources before making any decisions. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.