Tulsa has 135 dispensaries licensed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA), the second most of any Oklahoma city. They sell only to medical patients: an OMMA patient or caregiver license, or OMMA's 30-day temporary license for people who hold a medical card from another state, plus a government-issued photo ID. Visitors driving in from Missouri or Arkansas can qualify for that temporary license, because both states issue medical cards, but it has to be approved before you shop.
Tulsa's stores are spread out rather than stacked up. Memorial Drive has the most, eight, and the busiest ZIP code, 74133 in south Tulsa, has 14. The rest line the city's mile-section roads, from Admiral Place and 11th Street, the old Route 66, to Charles Page Boulevard in the west.
All 135 Licensed Dispensaries in Tulsa, OK
Nearly all of Tulsa's stores are in Tulsa County, with a couple on the Creek County side in the southwest. The heaviest concentration is in south and east Tulsa, in ZIP codes 74133, 74112, 74145 and 74129, with a second cluster on the north side around Pine Street and Lewis Avenue. Below is a representative set of stores by area; every licensed store, with license number and map, is in the full list further down this page.
Admiral Place and 11th Street (Route 66)
East Tulsa's two old east and west routes carry a run of well-reviewed stores. On Admiral Place, Euphora Modern Wellness opens at 7 a.m. and has about 910 reviews, Lovelight Cannabis Co is listed as open 24 hours, and House of Bud and Kind Love sit farther east. On 11th Street, Bloomers Dispensary and Sundries (4.9 stars) and The Groovy Cats are a short hop apart, and Eufloria, farther east, is listed as open around the clock.
Memorial Drive, 21st Street and East Tulsa
Memorial Drive runs the length of east Tulsa, with Memorial Drive Dispensary near 44th Street, The Market near 80th and Gold Standard Cannabis Collective near 16th. Seven stores line East 21st Street, including AROMATICS Rx and Mama Janes' Jungle. On Sheridan, Redeye 420 has about 600 reviews.
Downtown, Pearl and Cherry Street
Close to downtown, Seed Cannabis on South Peoria, East Village Dispensary on South Lansing and Eufloria Gypsy on North Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard are the most reviewed. The Smokehouse Dispensary on East 3rd Street is listed as open 24 hours, and Cherry Street Dispensary is on 15th Street.
Midtown: Harvard, Yale and Peoria
Midtown has the city's most reviewed store, Mango Cannabis on South Harvard, with about 2,160 reviews and a 4.9 rating. Deepwell is farther north on Harvard, Okie OG Cannabis is on Yale, and Moment of Peace Hash Co is on South Peoria.
South Tulsa: 61st, 71st, 91st and Mingo
The south side has the most stores of any part of the city. Re-Up on South Peoria has about 1,330 reviews. Bodega Boyz 61st and Euphora Modern Wellness on 61st are a few blocks apart, Greencraft is on 71st, and GreenHub Cannabis Club on South Garnett has a 5.0 rating. Bodega Boyz 91st and Nature's Kiss on South Sheridan are both listed as open 24 hours.
North Tulsa: Pine Street, Lewis and MLK
On the north side, Bodega Boyz Lewis has about 810 reviews and a 4.9 rating, and Tulsa Tree House, farther up Lewis, is open 24 hours. Herbal Meds on Pine Street opens at 7 a.m., and The Greenwood Cure is farther west on Pine, and Super Bud Dispensary and Terp Town face each other on North MLK.
West Tulsa
Across the Arkansas River, Apothecary Extracts on South Union has a 4.9 rating, Uptown Wellness on South Houston is listed as open 24 hours, and Jake's Beyond Bud is on Charles Page Boulevard.
Best Tulsa Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026. About 30 Tulsa stores have no public Google data yet and are left out of these picks.
- Highest rated with hundreds of reviews: Mango Cannabis on Harvard (4.9 stars), Bodega Boyz Lewis (4.9) and Bodega Boyz 61st (4.9).
- Most reviewed: Mango Cannabis on Harvard (about 2,160), Re-Up (about 1,330) and Euphora Modern Wellness on Admiral (about 910).
- Listed as open 24 hours: Tulsa Tree House, Nature's Kiss, Bodega Boyz 91st, Lovelight Cannabis Co and Uptown Wellness.
- Early openers: Herbal Meds and Euphora Modern Wellness on Admiral, both at 7 a.m.
- Perfect 5.0 ratings: GreenHub Cannabis Club (about 200 reviews) and Super Bud Dispensary (about 145).
Visiting a Dispensary in Tulsa: ID, Payment and Hours
Bring your OMMA license and a valid government-issued photo ID; one without the other will not work. Stores may accept the card, a photo of it, OMMA's approval email or MedPortal approval, and must confirm the license is active in OMMA Verify.
Hours run from 5 p.m. closings to round-the-clock service, and many stores are cash or debit only. Flower and pre-rolls are sold sealed. We could not confirm that Oklahoma allows dispensary home delivery, and a store's name is not proof that it delivers, so ask first.
Tulsa and Oklahoma Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Oklahoma has no adult-use market: State Question 820 failed on March 7, 2023, and without a license, possession is illegal. A licensed patient can buy up to 3 ounces of marijuana, 1 ounce of concentrate and 72 ounces of edibles per transaction, carry up to 3 ounces and keep up to 8 ounces at home.
Smoking or vaping marijuana is banned anywhere tobacco smoking is banned, and businesses and landlords can prohibit it on their property. Driving with any amount of marijuana or its metabolites in your blood, saliva or urine is a DUI under Oklahoma law, license or not; a first offense carries 10 days to a year in jail. The TSA refers cannabis found at Tulsa International Airport to police, and a temporary license holder heading home to Missouri or Arkansas may not carry Oklahoma cannabis across the state line. Read our Oklahoma marijuana laws guide for the full rules.
Cannabis Taxes in Tulsa
Oklahoma's 7% medical marijuana excise tax applies to every sale, and inside Tulsa city limits the City of Tulsa lists a sales tax of 8.517%: 4.5% state, 0.367% Tulsa County and 3.65% city. Stores outside city limits or in other jurisdictions can charge a different rate. Tulsa has no local cannabis tax of its own. See how Oklahoma prices compare in our 2026 cannabis price guide.
Medical Marijuana in Tulsa
All 135 stores on this page are medical dispensaries. OMMA counted 1,259 dispensaries statewide on October 1, 2026, less than half the 2023 peak of 2,893, and a moratorium bars new licenses until August 1, 2028, so Tulsa's count is more likely to shrink than grow. Oklahoma residents 18 and older can apply for a two-year patient license with a recommendation from an OMMA-registered physician; the Oklahoma page has the fees and steps. Browse strain profiles before you go.
Dispensaries Near Tulsa
- Dispensaries in Broken Arrow: 19 stores in Tulsa's southeast suburb.
- Dispensaries in Claremore: 13 stores northeast on Route 66.
- Dispensaries in Muskogee: 14 stores southeast on the Muskogee Turnpike.
- Dispensaries in Stillwater: 14 stores to the west.
- Dispensaries in Oklahoma City: 238 stores down the Turner Turnpike.
Tulsa Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Tulsa?
For licensed medical patients only. Recreational marijuana is illegal in Oklahoma, and stores turn away anyone without an OMMA license.
How many dispensaries are in Tulsa?
We list 135 licensed medical dispensaries in Tulsa, second only to Oklahoma City.
Can I use my Missouri or Arkansas medical card in Tulsa?
Not on its own. Use it to apply for OMMA's 30-day temporary license, which costs $100 plus a $4.30 fee; once approved, you can buy in Tulsa.
Can tourists buy weed in Tulsa?
Only visitors who hold a state-issued medical card and an approved OMMA temporary license. Texas patients are not eligible.
What time do dispensaries close in Tulsa?
It depends on the store. Several are listed as open 24 hours, while others close at 8 or 9 p.m.
Do Tulsa dispensaries take cards?
Many accept only cash or debit, so call ahead or bring cash.
How much can I buy in Tulsa?
Up to 3 ounces of marijuana, 1 ounce of concentrate and 72 ounces of edibles in one transaction.
Where can I smoke weed in Tulsa?
Only on private property where it is allowed. It is banned anywhere tobacco smoking is banned, and you cannot drive after using it.
Are there dispensaries on Route 66 in Tulsa?
Yes. 11th Street, Tulsa's Route 66 corridor, has stores such as Bloomers Dispensary and Sundries and The Groovy Cats.
What is the best dispensary in Tulsa?
By Google ratings, Mango Cannabis on Harvard and the Bodega Boyz stores on Lewis and 61st lead stores with hundreds of reviews. See the list above.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses and license numbers come from the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data, and stores reported as permanently closed are removed. The list is refreshed monthly.