North Beach edible menu

Cannabis edibles in San Francisco

Shop cannabis edibles in San Francisco with a real counter conversation behind the menu: gummies, chocolates, mints, tablets, drinks, ratio products, CBN formulas, and rosin or live-resin edibles at Gemme Verdi in North Beach. The shelf rotates across Camino, Wyld, Kanha, Happy Fruit, Kiva, Lost Farm, Terra Bites, Petra, Good Tide, WHOA, and other California edible brands, with live deals and pickup at 899 Columbus Ave.

Use the menu before you come in. Edible stock changes fast, dosage matters, and pickup is in-store only at 899 Columbus Ave. Bring a valid government ID. 21+ only.

Live deal proof

Live deal sheet

Today’s edible deals in San Francisco

Edible specials change by brand, format, and day. These cards show every edible deal active today or every day from the Gemme Verdi deal sheet and should be confirmed against live menu stock before pickup.

Deals are subject to availability and do not stack. The deepest eligible single discount applies. 21+ with valid government ID.

Deal sheet snapshot: Monday 9:00 AM PT

What to buy

Gummies, chocolates, mints, tablets, drinks, and rosin edibles

Edibles are not one category. A gummy, a chocolate bite, a mint, a tablet, and a cannabis drink can all feel different because the serving size, onset, cannabinoid mix, and extract type are different. The easiest way to shop is to start with format, then dosage, then brand.

Gummies

The most common edible format. Check THC per piece, pieces per pack, CBD/CBN/CBG ratios, and whether the product is classic, rosin, or live resin.

Chocolates and bites

Kiva bars, Terra Bites, and chocolate pieces can be easy to portion if you read the serving size before opening the package.

Mints and tablets

Petra-style mints and Breez-style tablets are smaller, discreet, and dosage-forward. Good when you care more about serving size than candy flavor.

Drinks and syrups

Cannabis beverages and drinkable products are useful for shoppers who want a non-smoking option. Stock rotates, so check the live menu first.

Counter advice: do not buy edibles by package flavor alone. Two products can both say gummies and still differ by dose, onset, cannabinoid ratio, extract type, and how easy they are to split.

Dosage basics

How to choose an edible dose without guessing

Most California edibles list total THC per package and THC per serving. A 100mg package may be ten 10mg pieces, twenty 5mg pieces, or another serving structure depending on the product. Read the label before you buy and before you eat.

2.5mg: microdose range5mg: common low dose10mg: common adult serving100mg: common package totalCBN: often used in nighttime formulasCBD/CBG/THCV: ratio products vary

If you are new to edibles, ask the budtender what the serving size is and how many pieces are in the package. Do not assume one gummy equals one serving. Edibles can take longer to feel than smoking or vaping, and taking more too soon is the classic mistake.

Start low and wait. Timing varies by person, food, tolerance, and product. Do not drive after consuming cannabis.

Newbie guide

Sativa, hybrid, and indica edibles: what the labels mean

Sativa, hybrid, and indica labels are useful shopping shortcuts, but they are not guarantees. With edibles, the dose, your tolerance, the cannabinoid mix, the extract type, and whether you have eaten can matter just as much as the strain label. Use the label as a starting point, then check milligrams per serving and ask the counter what customers usually buy for that situation.

Sativa edibles

Usually positioned for daytime, social, creative, or active use.

  • Good starting point if you do not want a sleepy-feeling edible.
  • Check for low-dose options if you are new.
  • Effects can still feel strong if the THC serving is high.

Hybrid edibles

The middle lane. Many popular gummies and chocolates are sold as hybrid or balanced formulas.

  • Good default when you are unsure.
  • Ask whether it leans more daytime or nighttime.
  • Look closely at CBD, CBN, CBG, or other ratio notes.

Indica edibles

Usually positioned for evening, slower plans, or a heavier body feel.

  • Common choice for shoppers looking for a nighttime edible.
  • CBN formulas are often placed in this lane.
  • Plan ahead and do not drive after consuming.
Daytime plans? Start with sativa or a lighter hybrid.Not sure? Pick a low-dose hybrid first.Evening plans? Ask about indica or CBN options.New to edibles? Serving size matters more than the label.

Simple rule for beginners: choose the lowest sensible serving first, buy from a brand you can understand, and avoid stacking multiple edibles just because the first one has not kicked in yet. If you want help, ask the Gemme Verdi counter to compare sativa, hybrid, and indica options on the live shelf.

How to shop

First-time edible buyer checklist

Pick a format

Gummy, chocolate, mint, tablet, drink, or rosin gummy. Format affects serving size, portability, and how easy the product is to split.

Check milligrams per piece

Look for THC per serving, not just total THC on the front of the package. Ask if the package has ten pieces, twenty pieces, or a different count.

Look at the cannabinoid mix

Some products include CBD, CBN, CBG, CBC, or THCV. These are not guarantees, but they help explain why two edibles with the same THC can be positioned differently.

Confirm deals and stock

Edible deals can change by brand and day. The live deal block shows current sheet offers, but final availability depends on the live menu and shelf stock.

Shelf strategy

What makes the Gemme Verdi edible shelf useful

A strong edible shelf should cover more than one kind of shopper. Some people want a familiar Camino or Wyld gummy. Some want rosin gummies from Happy Fruit or Good Tide. Some want Kiva chocolate, Petra mints, Lost Farm, Kanha ratios, or a drink special. Gemme Verdi’s edible page is built to help you compare those choices before you walk in.

Value shoppers

Check B2G1, B2G2, BOGO, and mix-and-match edible deals before ordering. Deals do not stack, and the deepest eligible single discount applies.

Brand loyalists

Use the live menu for Camino, Kiva, Wyld, Kanha, Happy Fruit, Good Tide, WHOA, Petra, Terra Bites, Lost Farm, and other rotating brands.

Tourists and first-timers

Bring a valid government ID. Buy less than you think you need, understand the serving size, and keep products sealed and away from minors.

Quick edible picker

Not sure where to start? Open the card that sounds closest, then use the menu or ask the counter what is fresh today.

I want a low dose

Look for 2.5mg or 5mg pieces, ratio gummies, or mints. If you are new, start low and wait before taking more. Shop edibles.

I want sleep support

Ask about CBN gummies, Camino sleep formulas, Wyld Elderberry, Petra, or other nighttime options. Effects vary by person.

I want rosin gummies

Check Happy Fruit, Good Tide, Lost Farm, and other rosin/live-resin edible lines when they are in stock. Check deals.

I want something discreet

Mints, tablets, and smaller-piece gummies are easy to carry and portion. Bring your ID and ask a budtender to confirm serving size.

Brands

Edible brands at Gemme Verdi

The exact edible lineup rotates, but the menu regularly includes brand families that shoppers ask for by name: Camino gummies, Kiva chocolates and Terra Bites, Lost Farm live resin or rosin edibles, Petra mints, Wyld fruit gummies, Kanha classic and ratio gummies, Happy Fruit rosin gummies, Good Tide rosin gummies, WHOA gummies and chocolates, and rotating cannabis drinks.

Camino and Kiva

Camino gummies, Lost Farm, Petra mints, Terra Bites, and other Kiva edible lines when available.

Read the Camino guide

Wyld and Kanha

Fruit-forward gummies, ratio formulas, and classic THC options across rotating flavors.

Check current gummies

Happy Fruit and Good Tide

Rosin gummy options for shoppers looking beyond standard distillate edibles.

Check edible deals

North Beach pickup

Buy edibles near North Beach

Gemme Verdi is a licensed cannabis dispensary at 899 Columbus Ave, close to Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39, Chinatown, Russian Hill, and the Financial District. Browse the live menu, reserve for pickup, or ask the counter what edible brands are freshest today.

Edible FAQ

Edible questions

Where can I buy cannabis edibles in San Francisco?

You can buy cannabis edibles at Gemme Verdi, a licensed dispensary at 899 Columbus Ave in North Beach. Check the live menu for current gummies, chocolates, mints, tablets, drinks, and pickup availability.

What edible brands does Gemme Verdi carry?

The lineup rotates, but Gemme Verdi regularly carries edible brands such as Camino, Kiva, Wyld, Kanha, Happy Fruit, Good Tide, WHOA, Petra, Terra Bites, Lost Farm, and other California brands.

How long do edibles take to work?

Edibles can take longer than smoking or vaping, and timing varies by person, product, food, and tolerance. Start low, wait before taking more, and ask a budtender if you are unsure.

Do edible deals stack with other discounts?

No. Gemme Verdi deals are subject to availability and do not stack. The deepest eligible single discount applies.

Can tourists buy edibles in San Francisco?

Adults 21+ with a valid government-issued ID can buy cannabis edibles from licensed California dispensaries. Bring your ID and follow California cannabis rules.

21+ only with valid government-issued ID. Effects vary. This page is informational and not medical advice.