This guide is general information for adults 21 and older. It is not legal advice. Cannabis laws in Washington and in Spokane can change, and so can store hours and licenses. Confirm a store’s license with the WSLCB before you visit.

Searching for the best dispensary in Spokane can turn up hundreds of names, paid ads and reviews you cannot verify. We took a different approach. Every store named below appears on official WSLCB records, and we explain where it is and why it made the list, without star ratings or made up rankings.

We do not accept payment for placement, and we do not rank stores by quality. Kind Seed Co does not sell cannabis products. We sell seeds to adults 21 and older for lawful home growing where it is allowed.

What Washington law says for buyers

Adults 21 and older in Washington can buy and possess up to one ounce of usable cannabis, 16 ounces of solid edibles, 72 ounces of liquid edibles and seven grams of concentrate. Public consumption is illegal, and so is using cannabis in a car.

Never drive after using cannabis, and keep products sealed and out of reach in a car. Taking cannabis across state lines is illegal under federal law, even between two states that allow it. Federal property, including national parks and airports, is also off limits.

How we built this list

We started with the official Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) records, accessed October 29, 2026. We kept only retailers on the WSLCB list with an active license and a street address in Spokane. Then we picked a spread of neighborhoods, so you can find a location close to where you are. We did not use paid listings, online star ratings or reviews, and the reason each location is listed is practical, such as location or access, not a claim about quality.

Spokane has more licensed retailers than we list here. We picked a spread across downtown, the north side and the South Hill.

Licensed dispensaries in Spokane worth knowing

Listed in no particular order.

• Lucky Leaf. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 422442, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 1111 W 1st Ave Ste A, Spokane. Area: Downtown. Why it is on the list: Downtown location near the convention center.

• Cinder. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 423096, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 927 W 2nd Ave Ste 1, Spokane. Area: Downtown. Why it is on the list: A second downtown option.

• Apex Spokane. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 440307, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 1325 N Division St Ste 104, Spokane. Area: North of downtown. Why it is on the list: On Division Street just north of the river.

• Greenhand. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 420898, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 2424 N Monroe St, Spokane. Area: North Monroe. Why it is on the list: North Monroe Street corridor.

• Mary Jane’s. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 417646, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 2829 N Market St, Spokane. Area: Hillyard. Why it is on the list: Northeast side store in Hillyard.

• Smokane. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 425362, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 3801 E Sprague Ave, Spokane. Area: East Sprague. Why it is on the list: East side location on Sprague Avenue.

• The Vault. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 426050, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 2720 E 29th Ave, Spokane. Area: South Hill. Why it is on the list: South Hill store on 29th Avenue.

• Cannabliss 21. License: WSLCB cannabis retailer license 422595, active on the October 27, 2026 list. Address: 6230 N Division St, Spokane. Area: North Division. Why it is on the list: Farther north on Division Street.

Hours change often, so check the store’s own page or call before you go. We have left out websites on purpose, because store pages move and we want you to rely on official license records first.

Getting around Spokane

Spokane stores sit downtown near Riverfront Park, along Division Street and Monroe Street on the north side, in Hillyard and on the South Hill. Spokane Transit buses run on Division and Monroe, but most visitors drive. Idaho is a short drive east, and Idaho does not allow cannabis, so keep any purchase in Washington.

How to check a license yourself

The WSLCB posts frequently requested lists of cannabis licensees, including all retailers with license number, address and status. Search the store’s address and confirm the license is a cannabis retailer with an active status.

A license check takes about a minute and is the best protection you have. Unlicensed sellers do exist, and their products skip state testing and labeling rules.

What to bring and what to expect

• A valid government photo ID showing you are 21 or older. Stores check ID at the door and again at the counter.
• Payment. Many stores take cash or debit only because of federal banking rules. Most have an ATM inside, often with a fee.
• A plan. Menus can be long. Browse the store’s online menu before you go.
• Purchase limits. Stores must follow Washington purchase limits, so large orders may be capped.
• Time at checkout. Every sale is tracked, so lines can move slowly at busy times.

Tips for a first visit

Go at a quiet time, such as a weekday morning, so staff have more time to answer questions. Ask about product labels, packaging and storage, and keep everything sealed until you get home. Staff can explain product types, but they should not make health claims. For a longer checklist, see our guide, read this before you shop at a marijuana dispensary.

Red flags to avoid

• A shop that is not on the official state list.
• Products with no state label, batch number or test information.
• “Gifting” setups where cannabis comes free with a sticker or T shirt.
• Sellers who do not check ID.
• Delivery offers from anyone other than a licensed business.

Growing your own in Washington

Washington does not allow home growing for adult use. Only registered medical patients in the state authorization database can grow at home, within strict plant limits.

If you do not qualify to grow in Washington, buy from licensed stores instead. If you live in or move to a state that allows home growing, our Washington cannabis seeds guide and our guide to legal requirements for growing weed plants in your state explain what to check first.

Want ideas beyond Spokane? See the 14 best cannabis dispensaries in the USA.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best dispensary in Spokane?

There is no single best store for everyone. The best choice is a licensed store near you, open when you need it, with products you want. We name locations in this guide only when official records support it.

Do I need a medical card to buy cannabis in Spokane?

No. Adults 21 and older can buy at licensed adult use stores with a valid photo ID. A medical card can bring other benefits, such as different limits or tax treatment, depending on Washington rules.

Can I grow cannabis at home in Washington?

Washington does not allow home growing for adult use. Only registered medical patients in the state authorization database can grow at home, within strict plant limits.

How do I know a Spokane dispensary is licensed?

The WSLCB posts frequently requested lists of cannabis licensees, including all retailers with license number, address and status. Search the store’s address and confirm the license is a cannabis retailer with an active status.

Can I take cannabis out of Washington?

No. Carrying cannabis across state lines is illegal under federal law, even into another state where it is legal. That includes flying with it.

Sources

Sources accessed Oct 29 2026.

• WSLCB, cannabis licensee list, retailers as of October 27, 2026, lcb.wa.gov, accessed October 29, 2026.
• Kind Seed Co, Washington cannabis seeds guide, accessed October 29, 2026.

The bottom line

The best dispensary in Spokane for you is a licensed one. Use this list as a starting point, check every store on the official WSLCB record, and follow Washington law. If you ever live where adults can grow at home, the Kind Seed Co shop has seeds for that. Kind Seed Co sells only to adults 21 and older. Always follow the home grow laws where you live.