Today was my first time in. I thought I had been here before, but it turns out I had gone to other dispensaries near this. Anyways... There were 3 guys working today. Unfortunately, I can't remember their names right now, but they took REALLY great care of me. They were very friendly, had a lot of information, and were very patient with me. The deals, and the amount of quality medicine I got for the price is phenomenal. I will definitely be going back, with friends.
You guys just got yourself a regular visitor, coming from Issaquah. It's worth it. :)
I am not from around here. I was passing through the area, was in pain, and decided to stop by.
At first glance, it's a pretty hole in the wall place, as it looks like an old house that was converted. once you step inside, the budtenders are knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to help.
if I need medicine again, and am around the area, I will definitely return. :)
Ok, I think it's time for a second review of these guys, now that I've been coming here for a while, and they have become my favorite stand alone dispensary (as opposed to a market).
First, let's start with the people.
Alan, the owner, is a super cool guy. He is always happy, and always friendly. He's basically the happy hippy of the place that I love going to see. :)
Zach, Dave, Tovi, and all of the other guys whose names I haven't written down yet so I don't remember, for which I apologize, are the the nicest bud tenders ever. They definitely care and they take great care of you.
Now the place:
Parking can sometimes be a pain when it's almost full, due to it's awkward structure. It especially can be a pain if, like me, you're in a wheelchair. I usually go later in the evening or on days when it's not busy so I can avoid this minor issue.
Once you step inside, I like how one of the other people who reviewed it put it; but with a twist: like a post-apocalyptic pharmacy. ;) The lobby is small and rather dingy. The door to the bud tender side is a huge metal one with dents and scuffs from attempts to break in? and the talking window is a giant piece of glass which I'm guessing is bullet resistant.
After you take care of the admin stuff, you go into the next room which has a wrap around bench, the spin wheel (explained later), and another viewing window. Behind the glass, there is all of the medicine, and the friendly faces of the bud tenders. There is a little drawer that goes back and forth.
They usually have some great deals up. One of their on going deals is if you spend $50, you get to spin the wheel of weed. You could win nothing up to a free 8th. I'll let you go and see the other deals. ;)
The medicine is low in CBD but high in THC, and I've been told they are working on bringing in some CBD strains. But when it comes to THC, they know what they're doing. Let me preface this by saying I used to not being able to smoke sativa's due to my PTSD, as it caused anxiety issues. After finding some Charlotte's Web, I have found that if I medicate with CW before taking a sativa, it negates the negative effects and I only feel the positive. Now going back to their THC strains. One of my favorites is Chem Valley Kush they have that rated OVER 30%!!!
I could go on and on and on about how great they are but you really need to just go there and check them out for yourself. You won't be disappointed. Tell them the dude with the wheel chair and service dog sent you. :D
So I just tried to place an order here as a new patient, and I gotta say, I have NEVER had such a shitty experience.
I called to ask some questions. They said they can deliver to my address, and they also said they do veterans discounts. Because of this, I thought would give them a try.
I texted them (the way you place an order) and asked about the specials, and got no response.
Then, I decided I would place an order and ask again about the specials on top of my order.
I got a text back from them and I would like to share that with you all before I go on.
"Sorry, it looks like he just attended basic. We can't help you. The veterans who we see have cards they carry as well if they really have been deployed and have disabilities. Our drivers can't make it out that way. Good luck."
A simple look at my DD214 would have shown that I served much longer than "just basic." Not to mention it shows that I finished training and got to my unit as an infantryman. Also, not to mention my discharge was for being broken. I am in a wheelchair now but apparently that's not broken enough for them. Thanks for telling me I'm also not a disabled vet because I completely broke my body and didn't get to see combat.
This was absolutely THE WORST and most humiliating experience I have EVER had with a dispensary/collective.
Suffice it to say, they will NEVER be getting a penny from me and I will do my damn hardest to get the word out there about what a shitty place this is. I advise you all to stay away.
There are MUCH better places around, including those that deliver. This is just ridiculous.
I went in a few days ago with my service dog and my wife who is my provider a few hours after I got my prescription.
Unfortunately, they don't allow providers in anymore so my wife had to sit in the lobby.
After I filled the paperwork, the receptionist handed me an envelope with lots of coupons in there for the different vendors present which I am going back today to use. He also gave me an "I'm new" sticker so all of the vendors would give me free stuff.
I walked in and was immediately overwhelmed with how much was going on. There were lots of vendors, lot's of people, and LOUD music.
Some vendors have their medicine tested and can tell you specific numbers on the THC/CBD contents, some haven't.
Between everyone there coming up to me to pet my dog, and the sheer amount of different medicine there, I was overwhelmed to the point where I could only enjoy the first half and rushed through the rest to the back for my free dab for being a first timer.
I bought some good medicine. I will definitely be back and will definitely recommend to friends.
For you vets... First, OORAH. Second, they technically don't have a veterans discount, but some vendors will "hook it up" if you ask. I will also say though, that some look at you with disgust for even asking.
I went in with my wife who is my provider and my service dog a few days ago.
The staff was very friendly, and they all loved my dog. We talked about that for a while, then got to the reason I was there. I had gotten my prescription a couple days prior so I was FULL of questions about different products they had in stock, including their clones. I asked quite a few questions about growing in general and the bud tender was really friendly, and insightful. He answered all of my questions and was happy to do more.
The flower was mediocre and overpriced, but their edibles were pretty good. I will definitely return here for my non flower related needs.
For you vets out there, first, OORAH. Second, they gave me a free gram for being a vet. ;)