Archive Tucked into the industrial zone east of I-205, you’ll also find Archive, one of the most unapologetically snobby shops in town.
Attis Trading Company Attis Trading Company stands out for its consumer-first presentation, across-the-board quality and helpful staff.
Botanica Nestled among the new apartment buildings in the Buckman neighborhood, this cozy shop has an informed menu.
Canna-Daddy’s Wellness Center You’ll probably walk out with free swag like branded silicone dab mats and joint rollers.
Chalice Farms This clean little house on Southeast Powell Boulevard is where you’re going to want to someone to blow up all those stoner stereotypes.
Club Sky High Decorations are sparse here, but the friendly staff calls you to the counter before you notice.
Deanz Greenz If you’ve ever lived in a hippie commune or co-op, you’ll feel right at home at Deanz Greenz.
Doctor’s Orders Doctor’s Orders is a cozy and inviting shop that’s great for entry-level connoisseurs.
Farma Farma is all about making sure its customers get the effect they want from the cannabis they consume.
Foster Buds Foster Buds is a throwback to the short-lived glory days of cheap, plentiful oil and wax.
Fresh Buds The reception area holds a display case with glass bongs and pipes “so cheap you can break it and buy more.”
Green Goddess Remedies If Weeds were written in 2017, it might play out something like the tale of Green Goddess Remedies owner Sally Bishop.
Green Oasis Dovetailing with the old-school stoner vibe, Green Oasis maintains the medical-dispensary tradition of stocking cannasseur essentials.
Green Planet The flower selection is larger than most, and despite the big-box feel, the budtenders are weed people
GreenHead Mod yellow chairs, a cozy faux fireplace and leather-bound menus make this a welcoming spot.
High End Market Place Operating out of a funky 1920s Craftsman home, High End Market Place looks a little like the house of a well-stocked friend.
Home Grown Apothecary For those using cannabis in a more holistic health-and-wellness plan, there’s Home Grown Apothecary.
Kaleafa A fast-paced shop, Kaleafa isn’t where you’d want to go if you need a deep consultation, but its rotating daily deals are solid.
Kind Heart Collective The Kind Heart Collective waiting room has the soothing pan-Asian decor of a homeopath’s office.
La Cannaisseur From the outside, La Cannaisseur’s street feels like it’s at the edge of the world, or a postapocalyptic Portland.
La Mota You might fork over a little extra cash for the quality, but if you’re purchasing less than an ounce, why not treat yourself?
Main Street Marijuana Vancouver’s first recreational dispensary is also Washington state’s highest grossing.
Nature’s Alternative Inc. Past the farthest reaches of the city lies one of Portland’s most undiscovered dispensary treasures.
Nectar There’s something about visiting Nectar that reminds me of hitting up Hot Topic as a teenager.
New Vansterdam Whether you’re in need of guidance and a snack or you’d prefer to barely talk to another person, New Van has you covered.
Oregon House of Herbs Head out from St. Johns on the back roads that lead to the airport, and after about a mile you’ll find Oregon House of Herbs.
Oregon Valley Cannabis Oregon Valley Cannabis aims to become the pot destination for the Woodstock neighborhood.
Pakalolo Nothing beats the three dogs that run up to you the minute you walk through the door. They’re high on CBD dog treats.
Panacea Panacea is easily the most stylish retail establishment on this stretch of Northeast Sandy Boulevard’s Green Mile.
Portland Pot Shop This affordable NoPo shop has a Thrasher magazine-inspired logo and meme-heavy Instagram feed.
Progressive Collective A medical treasure hidden just off I-205, this was long known as the destination for high-quality clones from boutique local growers.
Rooted Northwest Blink and you’ll miss this tiny operation hiding just north of I-84 on the edge of Montavilla.
Rose City Wellness Old Town When in Rome, sell weed with the intention of getting folks very, very high.
Stumptown Cannabis Lents This brand-new, massive warehouse-turned-dispensary in Lents looks more like a lumber-drying kiln than a store.
The Flowershop Powellhurst This small, modern store on the outer eastside is a bargain hunter’s paradise.
The Grass Shack What the Grass Shack lacks in curb appeal is made up tenfold in hospitality and pleasant quirkiness.
The Green House In a state with the cheapest weed in the country, the Green House stands out for being even cheaper.
The Green Remedy What the Green Remedy lacks in curb appeal it makes up for in sheer volume, particularly when it comes to shatter.
The New Amsterdam Walking into the New Amsterdam is like scrolling through the Instagram profile of an advertising major who calls himself a “creative.”
Thurman Street Collective Among the first to take the concept of reception-room art as seriously as any local cafe, Thurman Street features an endearing, cottagelike exterior that complements the upscale shopping intersection near St. Honoré bakery.
Treehouse Collective Ever dreamed of spending a Saturday crawling your way down Northeast Sandy Boulevard’s Green Mile, burning up prerolls and ending the night with raucous karaoke at Chopsticks II?
Tru Cannabis The flower on hand is beautiful, and you’ll be able to examine it up close with a magnifying glass through well-lit, wide-mouth jars.
Urban Farmacy The lights were bright, the budtender bros were stoked, and the M83 and Passion Pit coming out of the speakers was turned up to 11.
Zion Cannabis This efficient dispensary adjacent to PSU and the downtown area sells some of the most sought-after flower in the state—without a wait.