Everett has 13 cannabis shops licensed by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB), most of them along Evergreen Way and Highway 99. If you are 21 or older and have a valid government photo ID from any state, you can buy. Washington stores may sell from 8 a.m. to midnight, and 10 Everett shops are endorsed for medical patients.
Everett is a working city: Boeing's widebody plant, Naval Station Everett and a long commercial strip running south toward Mill Creek. Its cannabis stores reflect that, with most of them on car-friendly arterials rather than in a walkable downtown. This guide shows where they are, which ones locals rate highest, and the rules that matter for Paine Field flyers, Whidbey ferry riders and anyone with a federal job.
All 13 Licensed Dispensaries in Everett, WA
Everett's stores run along Evergreen Way, Highway 99 and through south Everett, with a few near downtown. The Kushery has two of them. Many shops just outside city limits also use an Everett or Lynnwood mailing address, so we place each store by the address on its state license and give neighboring towns their own pages.
Each listing shows the store's license number, map pin, phone number and directions, refreshed from state data monthly.
Everett Dispensaries by Area: Downtown, Evergreen Way and Everett Mall
Everett's licensed stores fall into three areas. Each guide lists hours, ratings and what every store in the area is known for.
Downtown and Central Everett (3 stores)
Buds Garage, Purple Haze Everett and The Kushery Evergreen Way. Read the Downtown & central guide →
Evergreen Way and Highway 99 in South Everett (5 stores)
Kush21 Everett, Bud Hut Everett, Local Roots Everett 128th, Jet Cannabis Everett and KushMart South Everett. Read the Evergreen Way & Highway 99 guide →
Everett Mall and Cathcart (3 stores)
The Joint Everett, Kushman's Evergreen Way and The Kushery Cathcart. Read the Everett Mall & Cathcart guide →
Where Everett Locals Shop
Ranked using verified hours, WSLCB license data and public Google reviews, last checked in October 2026:
- Highest rated: Jet Cannabis Everett (4.8 stars), The Joint Everett (4.8 stars), KushMart South Everett (4.8 stars).
- Most reviewed: Buds Garage (1,539 reviews), Bud Hut Everett (1,124 reviews), Local Roots Everett 128th (794 reviews).
- Open latest: Kush21 Everett, Local Roots Everett 128th, The Kushery Cathcart. See every closing time →
- Medically endorsed: most Everett stores, including Bud Hut Everett, Purple Haze Everett and Kush21 Everett. Medical marijuana in Everett →
Paine Field, the Mukilteo Ferry and Federal Jobs
Flying from Paine Field (PAE). PAE in south Everett has commercial flights now, and its security checkpoint is run by TSA, which follows federal law and hands cannabis over to police. Flying it to another state also means crossing a state line, which is a federal crime. Finish or leave your purchase before you head to the terminal. Our guide to dispensaries near Paine Field lists the closest stores.
Riding to Whidbey Island. The Mukilteo to Clinton ferry leaves just south of Everett. Federal rules apply on the water and state law bans using cannabis in public, so check Washington State Ferries' current policy and wait until you are on private property on the island.
Working for the Navy, Boeing or a contractor. Naval Station Everett is federal property, where cannabis is illegal, and the military bars service members from using it whatever state law says. Many aerospace and federal contractor jobs also drug test. Legal at the store does not mean safe for your job, so check your employer's policy.
Know Before You Go: Everett Store Basics
- Bring ID. Any unexpired government photo ID proving you are 21 or older: driver's license or state ID from any state, passport or military ID. Many Everett stores scan it.
- Bring cash or debit. Most stores have an ATM. Card networks block cannabis purchases, so credit cards rarely work.
- Check the hours. The legal window is 8 a.m. to midnight, and Kush21, Local Roots 128th and The Kushery Cathcart stay open latest.
- Buy in person. Washington has no legal delivery.
- Know the limit. One visit can include up to 1 ounce of flower, 7 grams of concentrate, 16 ounces of edibles or 72 ounces of drinks.
New to it? Our guides to finding the best dispensary and what to buy at a dispensary walk you through a first visit.
Everett Prices, Taxes and Medical Savings
Recreational cannabis in Washington carries a 37% excise tax, and sales tax is added when you pay. Everett stores usually include the excise in the price you see on the shelf, so compare totals across stores. Prices are typical for the Puget Sound region, and the many shops on Evergreen Way and Highway 99 keep daily specials and first-visit deals common.
10 Everett stores are medically endorsed. Washington runs medical sales through these endorsed retail stores, not separate dispensaries. Patients in the Department of Health database who have a recognition card skip sales tax, are exempt from the excise on DOH-compliant products and can buy three times the adult-use limit. Patients aged 18 to 20 who are registered can shop at endorsed stores too. Out-of-state medical cards aren't accepted.
Everett Rules Worth Knowing
Using cannabis at Forest Park, on the Everett waterfront or anywhere else in public view is a civil infraction. Washington has no cannabis lounges, and most hotels ban smoking, so plan on a private residence where the owner allows it. On I-5 and Highway 99, keep any opened package in the trunk, since an open package in the passenger area is a traffic infraction, and remember the 5-nanogram THC blood limit for drivers. Growing your own is not legal for recreational users. Our Washington marijuana laws guide covers the rest.
Popular Strains at Everett Dispensaries
Look for White Widow, Durban Poison, Green Crack, Gelato Runtz, Purple Kush and White Runtz on Everett menus. Still deciding? Read our guide to choosing a strain, how sativa and indica differ and our terpene explainer.
Dispensaries Near Everett: Mukilteo, Lynnwood, Snohomish, Seattle
- Dispensaries in Mukilteo: 3 stores by the ferry dock and Paine Field.
- Dispensaries in Lynnwood: 9 stores south along I-5 and Highway 99.
- Dispensaries in Snohomish: 5 stores east of Everett.
- Dispensaries in Seattle: 50 stores about 25 miles south.
Our Washington dispensary directory covers every other town, including tribal stores.
Everett Cannabis Questions, Answered
- Which Everett dispensaries are open until midnight?
- Medically endorsed stores in Everett
- Can visitors buy weed in Everett?
- Everett purchase limits
- Where is smoking legal in Everett?
- Everett hotels, rentals and cannabis
- Dispensaries near Paine Field (PAE)
Everett Dispensary FAQ
Can I fly out of Paine Field with weed?
No. TSA follows federal law and refers cannabis to police, and carrying it to another state is illegal. Leave it behind before you fly.
Can I smoke weed on the Mukilteo ferry?
Don't. Federal rules apply on the water and state law bans using cannabis in public; check WSF's current policy before you board.
Can sailors at Naval Station Everett buy weed?
Stores sell to anyone 21 or older with ID, but cannabis is illegal on the base and banned for service members under military rules. Off-base use can still bring discipline.
Which Everett dispensary has the best reviews?
Jet Cannabis Everett, The Joint Everett and KushMart South Everett share the top Google rating on our list at 4.8 stars.
What is the most popular dispensary in Everett?
Buds Garage has the most Google reviews of any Everett store on our list, with more than 1,500.
Which Everett dispensaries are open late?
Kush21 Everett, Local Roots Everett 128th and The Kushery Cathcart keep the latest hours. Our open-late page lists every closing time.
Is a store with an Everett address always inside Everett?
No. Some stores outside city limits use Everett or Lynnwood mailing addresses. We sort stores by the address on their state license.
Do Everett dispensaries take credit cards?
Rarely. Plan on cash or debit; most stores have an ATM.
Can I get weed delivered in Everett?
No. Washington law has no legal route for cannabis delivery, so any delivery service in Everett is unlicensed.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses and licence numbers come from the WSLCB's list of active cannabis retailers; medical endorsements come from the Department of Health; tribal stores, which are not in the state list, come from tribal and public sources. We refresh the data monthly. Featured placements are paid and clearly labelled.