The Weed Street Journal

Cannabis Culture; Marijuana News and Educational Content

Find Licensed Cannabis Dispensaries, Strain Guides and Marijuana Laws

The Weed Street Journal is an independent cannabis publication that has covered marijuana news, laws and strains since 2010. Our dispensary directory lists every state-licensed store we track — 1,240 in Washington and Oregon today, with more states being added — each checked against official licence data. Browse by city, compare hours and medical or delivery options, and read plain-English guides to the law before you go.

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Popular: Seattle · Portland · Spokane · Eugene · Tacoma · Bend

1,240licensed stores listed
1,014medical-endorsed stores
370+strain guides
Since 2010covering cannabis news and law

Browse Dispensaries by State

Every listing comes from the state regulator’s list of active retail licences, refreshed monthly. Pick a state to see its laws, purchase limits and every licensed city.

Washington488 licensed stores · WSLCBAdult-use since 2014 · 1 oz flower limit Oregon752 licensed stores · OLCCAdult-use since 2015 · 2 oz flower limit
More statesBeing added city by cityEach state goes live once its licence data and laws are verified

Popular Cities for Dispensaries in Washington and Oregon

How We Verify Every Dispensary Listing

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Official licence data

Stores come from the state regulator’s list of active retail licences — the WSLCB and Department of Health in Washington, the OLCC in Oregon. Unlicensed shops are never listed.

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Checked details

Phone numbers, hours and websites are matched to each store by name and exact location. If a match is uncertain, we leave the field blank instead of guessing.

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Monthly refresh

We re-pull licence data every month, so closed stores drop off and new ones appear. Featured placements are paid and always labelled.

Read our full listing methodology →

Latest Cannabis News and Law Updates

All news and law coverage →

Know the Law Before You Buy

Cannabis Strain Guides

Effects, flavour, lineage and growing notes for more than 370 strains — and links to licensed dispensaries in Washington and Oregon where you can look for them.

Browse all strain guides → · How to choose a strain · Terpenes explained

Own a Dispensary? Claim Your Free Listing or Get Featured

Every licensed store already has a free listing. Featured stores are pinned to the top of their city page with a gold badge, their real logo and photos, hours, deals and a call button — $299 per month per city, no long-term contract. Wrong details? We fix them for free.

Get Featured → Correct a listing

About The Weed Street Journal

What is The Weed Street Journal?

An independent cannabis publication founded in 2010. We publish marijuana news, plain-English law guides, strain reviews and a directory of state-licensed dispensaries. We are not a dispensary and do not sell cannabis.

Are the dispensaries in your directory licensed?

Yes. Every store comes from the state regulator’s list of active retail licences, and we re-check that list monthly. If a licence lapses, the listing is removed.

Can I buy cannabis on this website?

No. We do not sell or deliver cannabis. Use the directory to find a licensed store, then buy in person or through that store’s own legal delivery service where state law allows it.

Who can shop at a dispensary?

In Washington and Oregon, adults 21 and older with a valid government photo ID can buy recreational cannabis. Registered medical patients may have additional options; each state guide explains the rules.

Do businesses pay to be listed?

No. Every licensed store is listed for free. Stores can pay for a Featured placement at the top of a city page, and those placements are always clearly labelled.

How do I report a mistake?

Email theweedstreetjournal@gmail.com or use our contact page. We correct factual errors and wrong listing details promptly — see our editorial policy.

Content on this site is for adults 21+ and is for information only — it is not legal or medical advice. Cannabis remains illegal under U.S. federal law. Laws change; check your state regulator before you buy. About us · Editorial policy · How we verify listings