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Herbs House Cannabis Store & Weed Dispensary

4.6
(291 reviews)

Business Details

716 Northwest 65th Street, Seattle, WA
98117, United States
(206) 557-7388
https://www.herbshouse.org/about-us/?utm_source=terrayn_cit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=ballard

About

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Discover a warm welcome at Herbs House, the best cannabis store & weed dispensary in Seattle! As a locally owned and operated weed shop, we take pride in curating an exceptional selection of high-quality cannabis products. Our dedicated team meticulously chooses the best strains and cannabis products for both recreational & medicinal purposes. Step into our inviting dispensary, where we strive to offer an informative and respectful cannabis experience. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a first-time explorer, our knowledgeable budtenders are here to guide you through our diverse array of cannabis offerings. Herbs House stands out as your go-to weed dispensary with unique cannabis products and the best prices. Come visit our Seattle dispensary today!

Location

Herbs House Cannabis Store & Weed Dispensary
716 Northwest 65th Street, Seattle, WA
98117, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday8:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Reviews

4.6
291 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
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1 star
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  • DD
    Davey
    1 day ago
    5.0
    Awesome little shop in an old house on the corner. Very cozy atmosphere and the staff were helpful and friendly.
  • OM
    Onik Musa
    Jul 1, 2026
    3.0
    They don't put my products in a paper bag anymore..Idk they don't even ask now. I've lost a couple joints worth a bit because of it.Pockets aren't the flex women think either they're detrimental sometimes.Also now they keep my receipts unless I ask.Which I don't even open my mouth unless I'm about to off someone bare handed or a uneasy corporate greeting situation like hello ty and "bye". I say few things if I do it's important or has meaning further..I may even be searching for answers.I has lighter but asked for a match to see if it was malicious.Guess they just stopped respecting this customer on little things,not worth your time? Gotcha. The plants are good 3*
  • NN
    N/A N/A
    Jun 30, 2026
    1.0
    I asked the cashier (medium skin, chin-length, black curly hair and glasses), Jordan, if he had 'fresh'/new twenties, as I was getting change, which I do with other businesses, to no problem. After he took my $40, I picked up on the disrespect, talking down to me, as he said, 'I'm not doing that.' I paused and said, 'They're real; you're welcome to check,' responding to being treated lesser-than and with suspicion. He said, 'I'm not worried about fake bills. I'm not a bank.' No, but you just took my money and are already giving change, and my bank, thanks to Seattle, DOESN'T KEEP CASH ON-HAND AT ALL OF THEIR LOCATIONS. It's the way that it's said. I go around the corner to other staff, and say, 'I don't think I'll be coming back. That's really not how you talk to/treat customers.' The taller white guy with long, lighter hair burst in with defense, rudely, before ever asking what happened or what the problem was: 'EX-CUSE ME! Jordan is a nice person. Don't talk about him that way.' 'The way that I was just talked to was not nice.' Basically, disregarding the whole interaction, heaping on me, and then insulting my character for pointing out the disrespectful attitude. I left, paused, and returned, to return all product that I legally could, to not give the store my business or return again. That long-haired one who immediately went on the offensive, came charging towards me, as I walked in: 'Um -- EXCUSE ME! You are not welcome in this store anymore!' (Was he going to tell ME that?) He then accused that he 'didn't like the way that I talked to (his) employees.' Incredulous, I repeated, 'The way that I talk to your employees?!' I've never been disrespectful or impolite to his employees, and was polite and shot the breeze every time that I purchased product, as they got it and rang it up. He said, 'You talk to my employees too much.' Read that again. That was to a loyal customer, who they always acted nicely to in return -- to your face. Not behind your back. They looked down at me, as a cripple with a walker in constant severe pain, slow-moving/ginger, as beneath them. Lesser-than. The whole reason that I'd purchase cannabis, for help. They take your money, and insult you behind your back and as you leave. The mask comes off. I calmly asked for my money back, didn't go in on what he was on about, and left, to never return again. The disdain that they have for their customers, and the fake face that they put on. Also, what made 'Jordan' bristle was when I asked if the prerolls that I was buying had the 'General Use' sticker, which indicates pesticide-free. He said, 'No, but it's DOH, so it's fine.' I replied that DOH (Dept of Health) is who told hard drug users to smoke fentanyl inside of busses, and is why dispensary cannabis is chock-full of Chinese pesticides and toxic molds, so -- no, DOH passing it is NOT the same. They are NOT doing required inspections. You have a right to ask about product, and to ensure that what you are putting in your body is not harmful. But, the Chinese pesticides and toxic molds problem across the state's dispensary product is a hush-hush issue that isn't discussed. They need the feds to look into it. Go somewhere else. They were 'nice' to me too... until they weren't. 180. They don't care about you in the least as a customer, you are not to 'talk too much to them,' especially if asking about product quality, and they look down on the cripples/those appearing poor. The quick 180 showed them fully. And, the tall guy with long hair certainly doesn't know how to handle conflict. Until the state REMOVES the Chinese pesticides and toxic molds from their product (they don't care), you're better off going without, entirely. Talk about future lung problems. Chinese pesticidss are highly illegal and toxic for a good reason--and, you're lighting it and inhaling. Surprised that there hasn't been a class-action, but most are unaware. Anyways, go somewhere where people actually respect the people who give them money, and who care about your satisfaction as a customer.
  • BR
    b rizla
    Apr 1, 2026
    2.0
    Nice enough folks … but the cheap pre-rolls are lame. Poorly rolled, sawdust trim, .5g x 2 for $6? Had to reroll it just to burn it. I wouldn’t let my dog smoke that, and I don’t even have a dog. Come on kids, you can do better
  • NM
    Nathaniel Murray
    Apr 1, 2026
    5.0
    Honestly, if you are interested in top shelf cannabis, this spot needs to be on your list! I was a medical patient in 2009, and currently am a card carrying patient. Ive been looking for a place that caters to my specific medical needs, and this place carries all the heavy hitters...Downtown Cannabis, Fire Brothers and other cultivars that I cant wait to explore next time!

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What is Herbs House Cannabis Store & Weed Dispensary known for?

Herbs House is known as the best cannabis store and weed dispensary in Seattle, offering a curated selection of high-quality cannabis products for both recreational and medicinal purposes.

Where is Herbs House Cannabis Store located?

It is located at 716 Northwest 65th Street, Seattle, WA 98117, in the Ballard neighborhood.

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