Oregon Weedery Dispensary

Malachi Sterling

They have shatter and oil for a relatively reasonable price and seem consistent

Sam Wilkinson

I paid $70 for a quarter ounce of Purple OG Kush here, which is pre-legalization pricing. Plus I've been buying ounces of Hindu Kush, Purple Punch and other Indicas at Cannabliss for $75. The Cannabliss weed tends to be very stemmy though, regardless of the grower. The stems aren't apparent until you break up the buds. I'd say about half the weight of the weed at Cannabliss is stems. Oregon Weedery's weed is much cleaner. I also forgive the pricing since they bought a house off 23rd & Kearney, which must have cost close to a million dollars. Oregon Weedery also didn't show me the weed, they showed a notebook with the names , descriptions and prices of the weed. It made no difference to me since I know any kind of Indica Kush is going to be good. I was a bit taken aback by the 0% CBD content but I've seen this before and it often doesn't mean anything. Just because the tested bud was 0% doesn't mean the entire harvest was 0%. And there are additional chemicals in weed like terpenes, CBC, CBT, etc. which contribute to the effect. Oregon Weedery uses plastic bucket type containers, which I prefer to the plastic Ziploc type bags some places use. They sell quality weed and I'll be back, but I don't like that they only show per gram pricing. The Purple OG Kush was $12 per gram but $70 per quarter, so it was discounted $14 from the per gram price. I prefer seeing the price for quarters, halves and ounces.

The Wayward Rogue

Even in the midst of moving locations they are fun, engaging, and knowledgeable. The prices are comparable to any other location, what sets this place apart is the home-like feel. Tied for my favorite dispensary in Portland.

Dominic Argenziano

I went to this place pretty regularly, probably twice a week for at least a year. Not amazing or anything, but good enough, and close to where I live. Then they got a guy who was either new or I somehow hadn't seen before, who the first and only time I encountered him was just unnecessarily patronizing and rude because my driver's license had recently expired. If he'd just said "sorry, can't do it" I might have been annoyed but otherwise fine - it's the rules, I suppose - and come back once I'd sorted it out. But it's jarring to walk into a store and not only be turned away on a technicality, but also to be talked down to like you're five years old by some frat boy on a power trip. Haven't been back since then; there are other places that are a little farther but have significantly better prices for the exact same product. If I wind up going back, and that guy is gone, I'll take this review down.