Independent publisher
City guides to licensed cannabis shops. Not a marketplace.
We explain IDs, daily limits, parking, and which storefronts actually hold a state license. Partner shops are marked. Everyone else on a city page is listed because they are licensed, not because they paid.
Wave A cities
CA
Hayward
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed cannabis retail in Hayward, California. Adult-use sales require you to be 21 with government photo ID. Garden of Eden on Foothill Boulevard is a long-running licensed shop; other licensed retailers operate in the city as well.
NY
New York City
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed adult-use cannabis retail in Manhattan, with a Times Square and Midtown focus. New York requires you to be 21 with government ID. Only Office of Cannabis Management licensees are legal shops. Midtown smoke shops without an OCM number are not.
CA
San Francisco
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed cannabis retail in San Francisco. Adult-use sales require you to be 21 with government photo ID. This page highlights Cannavine’s SOMA shop and reminds you that the city has many other licensed retailers.
CA
San Jose
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed cannabis retail in San Jose, California. Adult-use sales require you to be 21 with government photo ID. This page lists licensed shops, partners and non-partners, and points to Department of Cannabis Control rules rather than menus.
NY
The Bronx
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed cannabis retail in the Bronx. Adult-use sales in New York require you to be 21 with government photo ID. CAURD shops are licensed equity retailers, not unlicensed smoke shops.
More cities (Wave B)
CA
Belmont
Licensed dispensaries on the Peninsula, including Nug Cannavine Belmont on El Camino Real.
CA
Santa Rosa
Licensed dispensaries in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County, including Cannavine on Guerneville Road.
CA
Tracy
Licensed dispensaries in Tracy, including Garden of Eden on Grant Line Road.
CA
Ukiah
Licensed dispensaries in Ukiah and Mendocino County, including Cannavine near Airport Park Boulevard.
Guides
Edibles basics (not medical advice)
Onset is slower than inhalation. Labels list milligrams. This is product education, not a treatment plan.
First dispensary visit: ID, deals, and what to expect
What to bring, why the clerk scans your ID, and why first-time deals are shop promotions, not a statewide coupon.
How to read a cannabis label
THC percentages, batch numbers, and lab marks: what the package is required to show.
Tourist cannabis rules: ID, airports, and state lines
Visitors can often buy in legal states. They still cannot fly with it or drive it home across a state line.