Cannabis City

The staff are friendly and helpful. Very professional atmosphere. I will definitely return on my next visit to Seattle!

Security outside to check ID’s.
Friendly service.
Bud tenders have adequate product knowledge.
Only been here once but I say it’s a step above Uncle Ikes in terms of quality of product.

First time I went here everything was fine. This time, not so much. The girl behind the counter was busy writing something in a notebook. The place was fairly filled too. I basically had to speak first to get some help. She was rude and didn’t seem very interested in answering my questions. She just walked off like she had done her job. Another girl walks up and ask me if I needed help. I gave her my order, she rang me up and I left. I don’t think I’ll be going back here due to the first rude girl.
I frequent uncle ike’s, ganja goddess and Greenside Rec. but have never experienced this treatment. I don’t know if she was having a bad day but.. Maybe you should have called in.
You should retrain your staff in basic customer service skills. I wasn’t the only person looking around for help either. No Bueno! !

Great bud and edibles. I bought a Cennex pre-​roll along with a bag of cookies, and chocolate bars. Needless to say the products were enjoyable and top notch. As a Californian, it couldn’t get better than this! 4 stars for good products, 1 star off because it was on the pricey side.

Best place in town! I always go here and they have great products. They are very reasonable and have great service. If you’re in town in travel this is your shop for recreational fun!

Very rude staff, some guy outside store would not let me go in with my glasses on saying they are sunglasses, which they were prescription (need to see) duh! Tried to explain but he just wanted to argue and talk over me. The staff inside is pretty much the same and weird. Not worth the harassment not getting my money, tried other store on 1^st ave no problem. Just lost a customer for life! Never have good inventory anyway.

Great variety of stock. Web site very easy to navigate, 4 stars because mobile web was difficult. Looking forward to returning. Easy access to location. Can’t wait for online ordering for pick up!

Cannabis City is one of the best dispensaries I’ve been to, and I’ve been to a ton. They’re petite and to the point with their products and prices, though their prices are average and could be slightly lower.

Wow… Well… OK so I’m a med patient and I was in a hurry so I stopped by here… After asking for 2o$ worth of a good indica. I was giving 2 grams of something called sunburst… With a cbd rating of. Wait for it… ZERO. ZERO. Thc read 23.7. pathetic. I can’t take higher than 17 to 19 Thc due to my condition. Just makes me very uncomfortable. Indica puts me to bed where sativa makes me paranoid and it’s no fun. They’re lack of knowledge on an intoxicant they sold and rushed me to buy is awful and I ended up giving it to my wife. It’s so sad to see that places like this are forcing my doctor to close shop and dispensaries too eventually. Ugh I hate pills and can’t even depend on these salesmen to know what their product is, does and is good for won’t be going back. Seeing as I know a farmer who understands my condition and his product… Not to mention 50 for a half ounce compared to 2o dollars for 2 grams… Seeing as I use this for medicine it’s a no brainer and much safer. Washington state! You fail!

Two thumbs up. Great varieties n reasonable price. Come check out.
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Cannabis City is my favorite place to shop for cannabis in Seattle. I just stopped by today, but it was actually my first experience shopping for recreational marijuana in Seattle a few months back.
The person assisting me was patient and helpful while I asked a bunch of questions about different strains. Their decision to start taking debit cards (it used to be cash only) has also made things a lot easier.
The store has a variety of different strains, edibles, wax, glassware (including an insane full-​size guitar pipe) — indicas/​hybrids and sativas are in two different sections so it’s less confusing when you don’t know which strain you’d like.

Been coming here since it opened. I like the selection and I’ve felt welcomed and helped every time I’ve been in. So far they’ve reliably sold our faves, so looking forward to many more visits.

Great variety very knowledgeable staff
Very friendly
Smells great lol
I will be a return customer!!!

This was my first visit to a recreational marijuana store in Washington.
This was my first foray into purchasing marijuana in 30 years. I told the staff that, and they were extremely helpful. Asked for some «training wheel» buds, and they hooked me up. They took the time to thoroughly explain all the cannabinoid breakdowns and effects.
All in all, a great experience for a middle-​aged bumblefuck who is gobsmacked over how much marijuana (and the experience of purchasing it) has changed in 30 years.
Now where are my Bad Company records and my sweet-​ass custom Vega?

Terrible experience. Not worth my time.
The hours posted online and in the automated voicemail message are wrong. I showed up before 8pm on Sunday and was rudely informed that they’ve been closed for over an hour, then had the door shut in my face. There were 5 or 6 employees just standing around inside smoking who did nothing, said nothing to take responsibility for the fact that the hours advertised are actually incorrect.
Now I know to stay away. I’d much rather save my business for a professional establishment like Uncle Ike’s.

(Cue Bob Marley music…)
I finally visited this spot last week. My normal hook up was AWOL and I was in need.
Scratch that. I only buy weed legally… and until the magical date that it went on sale in Washington state, I only smoked rumors. (And now that I’ve properly C’d my A, I will continue.)
I was stoked to be presented with the opportunity to be gouged for legal weed. The mere existence of a legal pot shop in our great state means that I am vindicated for years of being convinced that «one day, weed will be legalized… you’ll see.» (Much to the chagrin of my more straight laced friends.)
I was far more excited by the prospect of buying some of that gooey green goodness with a VISA card… It vaguely reminds me of a friend who, back in the day, wrote a check to his dealer for some weed, and we all joked about how he should write «for drugs» in the memo line… haha… Okay, maybe you had to be there…
So, I pull up to the club, and park in a nearby dimly lit alley in a shitty part of SODO.
Walk up to the door. There’s a big, heavy set guy there, wearing shorts in December… I’m used to chilling with potheads, so I assume he’s hanging out, although the shorts are a bit strange. Generally speaking, I’m a go with the flow type, (This IS a review for a pot shop, after all…) so I cordially nod to him.
Then he asks for my ID. This dude is a bouncer.
I won’t even lie. That shit just gets me more stoked because if there’s legal hoops to jump through to walk into the shop, that’s just a reminder of the fact that we LEGALIZED IT and WE’RE WINNING.
So, I show the guy my card. He opens the door and I am greeted by the lovely floral bouquet of a dozen strains of marijuana, perfectly blended into an elegant harmony of the most delicate… errr… sorry. I’m getting carried away. But, it’s really lovely.
So lovely that I inform the guy working the counter. Apparently, he’s been there long enough that the glorious scent wafting through my nostrils is now lost on him. Which is a shame… you know, they say if you work on something long enough, it loses it’s romance. (A scary proposition if you’re a gynecologist or a bartender…)
The guy was super friendly, answered our questions in a cool, laid back, but professional manner, (which to me, is the holy trinity of good service.) and left us feeling still more positive about an event I’ve been day dreaming about for most of my adult life.
The only tiny complaint I have, (and it’s so minor I would not dock a star for it) is that they DON’T take VISA. (or any other cards) I’m not sure if that’s just due to the newness of the business or some other consideration, so it is what it is. Only means that I’m gonna have to wait for the fulfillment of that particular dream…
So… unless you want to pay ATM fees for the ATM which they have thoguhtfully included on the premises, I’m gonna recommend you bring cash, something on the order of 50 bucks for the cheapest thing in the place.
This review is already pretty long, and I don’t want to go on at length about how great the bud is, (let’s be real… EVERYONE has got the best bud, amiright?) but it’s altogether decent. I bought a strain called «Dirty Girl», and she’s aptly named. I’ve been completely content with the quality. Exactly what you’d expect from high quality medicinal, but in recreational form for the rest of us.
All bullshit aside, you’re gonna pay a premium, but the bud is quality and the service is good. Wait till you’re hard up and check ‘em out. You won’t regret it.

Mother really wanted to go here, so we went and saw. She bought a vape pen, they were out of pot (not their fault the way the law was put into play was a bad set up). They had some edibles, that were hideously expensive, and the counter lady knew it. She was very helpful though and mentioned a few details about the different prices between recreational and medical store prices, I really appreciated her honesty. I am not rating higher because there really wasn’t much there and maybe after all the hype it was a little of a let down? The vape pen works according to the madre, later in talking to a friend whose husband works with the company that makes the oil I am a little leery of whats inside them. Hopefully there are more options for non-​smoking consumption that will make their way to the recreational market.

Being the only retail pot store in the city is an enormous privilege, but the people who run this store don’t treat this privilege with an appropriate level of responsibility, appreciation, or customer service.
For example, these service-​poor workers do not answer their phone before they unlock their doors (if you are in the building, then basic business sense and customer service dictates you should at least make an effort to answer phone calls), and they aren’t even responsible enough to check and delete voicemails. I got a robot response telling me their vm box was full. How unprofessional!
Considering the product sells at more than double its legitimate value, and considering this store has the privilege of being the only one in the city, I expect I much higher degree of appreciation for the privilege this company has been given. These workers and owners don’t have enough business sense, customer service savvy, or respect to deserve the privilege this city gave them.

Great employees and a great product. I was there on Thursday (day 2) and I waited just an hour. I picked up some Copper Kush and it was pretty potent but tasty. Also, the label had a ton of info about the product — something I’ve never seen before. From other sources.
Sure, the line was long the first days. What did people expect? With one store open, and customers coming from outside of Seattle, you’re not going to be in and out in 2 mins. Plus, the store had just opened.
How often have you visited a restaurant in the first week and had a perfect experience?
Keep in mind that the long lines, shortage, and price change wasn’t the store’s fault. All of the first week issues were due to the poor planning and execution by the government. With only one store opening you would have thought the tax collector would have checked before they opened to make sure the tax rate was set correctly.
Considering the circumstances, I thought they did a great job. And the store is far nicer inside than I expected! It will not remind you of the uninviting state liquor stores.

Everyone is super friendly! Handing out bottles of water in line while you wait. The line has been moving quickly on the first day! Looks to be a very efficient operation and I’m excited to see inside their business.