Wake-N-Bakery Fort Myers — Cannabis Coffee Shop in the River District

About the Store

Welcome to Wake-N-Bakery Fort Myers — our Southwest Florida home in the heart of downtown’s River District. Located on First Street surrounded by local restaurants, galleries, and nightlife, we serve THC-infused coffee, lattes, lemonades, edibles, gummies, pre-rolls, and baked goods — all made with hemp-derived THC and federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill.

Fort Myers is where craft culture meets cannabis culture. Stop by before or after exploring the River District’s art walks, live music, and waterfront dining. We’re open late on Fri–Sat for the weekend crowd.

Getting Here

• Address: 2231 First St, Fort Myers, FL 33901
• Phone: (239) 980-1735
• Parking: Free street parking available on First Street and side streets; public parking garage nearby
• Nearby: River District, Fort Myers Yacht Basin, Centennial Park, Edison & Ford Winter Estates

Hours

Mon–Thu: 12 PM – 10 PM
Fri–Sat: 12 PM – 12 AM
Sun: 10 AM – 10 PM

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Wake-N-Bakery Fort Myers a recreational cannabis dispensary?

We’re a cannabis coffee shop, not a dispensary. We serve hemp-derived THC products — coffee, edibles, gummies, pre-rolls, and baked goods — all federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill. No medical card needed. 21+ with valid ID.

Where is the Fort Myers location exactly?

We’re at 2231 First St in the River District, downtown Fort Myers — surrounded by restaurants, galleries, and nightlife. Easy walk from the waterfront.

Do you stay open late in Fort Myers?

Yes! We’re open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Perfect for a late-night THC-infused treat in Southwest Florida.

How to Get Here

• By Car: On First St in the River District downtown. Easy access from I-75 and US-41 (Cleveland Ave).
• Parking: Free 2-hour street parking on First St. City of Fort Myers public garage on Main St (1 block). Free parking on side streets.

Nearby Landmarks

In the historic River District of downtown Fort Myers. Near the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, the Caloosahatchee River, and the Fort Myers dining and arts scene.