Denver approves limited marijuana use in bars, restaurants

Published November 17, 2016 2:05pm ET



Denver passed an initiative this week allowing restaurants and bars to become licensed for marijuana use, which will let patrons use pot in limited ways.

Initiative 300 won’t let people smoke marijuana, but they can consume their own stash through vaping, dabbing concentrates or pot edibles. Non-service establishments, such as yoga studios, can now also set up marijuana-smoking areas and hold events serving both the drug and food and drink.

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