Wonder Weed

I’ve been to most of the pot shops around here and this one is hands down the best. Cheap prices, clean, friendly budtenders. I wasn’t sure what I wanted and ended up walking out with a whole bag full. The budtenders are very knowledgeable and not pushy. I’ve had issues in the past of rude pushy budtenders at stores down the street…. I love the two entrances in the front and back and easy access to parking through the back. I hope this store is setting new standards for pot shops.

Just recently stopped in to see what it was all about. It’s definitely one of the best designed shops I’ve visited. The interior is absolutely beautiful, super clean, well-lit, and very inviting. Everything is neatly arranged, which makes shopping easy and enjoyable. It’s rare to find a place that nails both aesthetics and organization this well. Definitely my go to now!

Really odd place with an uncomfortable vibe. (FYI...not really the feel you want for a pot a store LOL). Its like they started to build a store and then gave up half way through...but opened for business anyway. Zero organization. Zero knowledge of their product and inventory. We couldn't find what we wanted....and we weren't the only ones, it took BOTH of the people who were working about 5 minutes to finally figure out they actually did have what we asked for. They disappeared behind a weird giant wall while we waited....and waited....and waited. Very low inventory with not much to choose from. The "discount price"...chart? (for lack of a better term...because I don't even know how to describe it) made my head hurt. It's ridiculously convoluted and unnecessarily confusing. Just down the street there's a chill, super stocked dispensary that runs like a well oiled machine with crazy friendly and knowledgeable people working there. We'll stick with them.

Stood around for like half an hour waiting for someone to finally check me out. There are no organized queues, no way for the staff to track who needs help first, strains aren't openly displayed on products or on price tags, and I heard one of the employees flatout admit that they didn't even have the whole inventory out. I came in on 4/20 and it felt like it was the weirdest combination of disorganized and empty. It's a huge location with essentially nothing in it. They made no effort to put up poles or ribbons for lines, they clearly underestimated 4/20, and to top it off when I finally got to the counter the guy seriously tried to upsell my weights. After standing around for a bit and asking for strains I was told he'd go check on the computer, only to hear him try and reprimand another worker for not assisting me. He then came back and leaned down to read the SKU tags from the opposite side of the display cabinet to me. I ordered an eighth and when I got to the counter he said all he had was quarters at this point. Obviously I told him no. The two women I saw working were polite, one seemed very apologetic even. But I didn't like the disorganization, and I definitely didn't like the man after seeing him tell off one of his coworkers in front of the store. Never coming in again. Spokane has a major excess of recshops already and if you need one in this area Green Nugget is better in most aspects and right down the street. In fact so is Cinder.

They just opened and already have almost everything I buy all the time