Reviews of Affinity Dispensary Medical
4.8 (15 reviews)

Great people. Very professional. Quick. Easy. The way cannabis should be.

Quality & Consistency. Nobody (I know of) matches what Affinity has to offer. And lovely staff to help you find what you need.

Great budtender!! Great price with tax included. Fast service but very 1 on 1. love this dispensary :)

This dispensary IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. Not only if the staff SUPER FRIENDLY! The prices are so good!!!! I love Affinity, if you shop there enough definitely do their reward program! (:

Was five stars, and honestly I've been shopping here almost exclusively and recommending this place to anyone who would listen for a couple of years. Tonight, though, I placed my order as usual, and I got a call saying it was canceled due to it having too many items. (Not that it exceeded an ounce, as that would have clearly been a legal issue, but rather that the order contained more than 4 separat strains equaling less than an ounce all together.) That policy in and of itself would have been enough to make me consider shopping elsewhere, since I like the variety, but at no point has anyone ever breathed a word of this to me, despite the fact that I almost always order more than the designated number of strains. I was told the policy was long standing, but if you only bring it up once every 2 years it feels more like you're just being unpleasant for the sake of it, and it leaves me, as the customer, wondering if I should trust one random guy on the phone one time, or substantial experience to the contrary. In the end, the store lost not only my money tonight, as buying less strains ultimately ended in me buying less in total, but also my loyalty. Affinity has been very convenient, but there are plenty of other stores in the area that will allow me to place my order online and won't decide at random to police the amount of variety I chose to obtain. Edit: My issue with the rule itself is only minor. It's an understandable rule even if I PERSONALLY find it unpleasant. My main issue is this: if that's your rule, then tell people about it. As a frequent customer, I went YEARS without encountering that rule....and yet when I expressed that confusion over the phone when my order was canceled, all the man on the other end could respond with was something along the lines of that it didn't matter that I had experience to the contrary, that was the rule and it had always been the rule! That's basically gaslighting. If it's a rule then POST it or MENTION it or something. If you're letting me break a rule, I don't know till you TELL me....so don't act as though I should have known the whole time. Don't just enforce it once in a blue moon and then get snotty when people are confused with the contradictory experiences.

Great people. Very professional. Quick. Easy. The way cannabis should be.

Quality & Consistency. Nobody (I know of) matches what Affinity has to offer. And lovely staff to help you find what you need.

Great budtender!! Great price with tax included. Fast service but very 1 on 1. love this dispensary :)

This dispensary IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. Not only if the staff SUPER FRIENDLY! The prices are so good!!!! I love Affinity, if you shop there enough definitely do their reward program! (:

Was five stars, and honestly I've been shopping here almost exclusively and recommending this place to anyone who would listen for a couple of years. Tonight, though, I placed my order as usual, and I got a call saying it was canceled due to it having too many items. (Not that it exceeded an ounce, as that would have clearly been a legal issue, but rather that the order contained more than 4 separat strains equaling less than an ounce all together.) That policy in and of itself would have been enough to make me consider shopping elsewhere, since I like the variety, but at no point has anyone ever breathed a word of this to me, despite the fact that I almost always order more than the designated number of strains. I was told the policy was long standing, but if you only bring it up once every 2 years it feels more like you're just being unpleasant for the sake of it, and it leaves me, as the customer, wondering if I should trust one random guy on the phone one time, or substantial experience to the contrary. In the end, the store lost not only my money tonight, as buying less strains ultimately ended in me buying less in total, but also my loyalty. Affinity has been very convenient, but there are plenty of other stores in the area that will allow me to place my order online and won't decide at random to police the amount of variety I chose to obtain. Edit: My issue with the rule itself is only minor. It's an understandable rule even if I PERSONALLY find it unpleasant. My main issue is this: if that's your rule, then tell people about it. As a frequent customer, I went YEARS without encountering that rule....and yet when I expressed that confusion over the phone when my order was canceled, all the man on the other end could respond with was something along the lines of that it didn't matter that I had experience to the contrary, that was the rule and it had always been the rule! That's basically gaslighting. If it's a rule then POST it or MENTION it or something. If you're letting me break a rule, I don't know till you TELL me....so don't act as though I should have known the whole time. Don't just enforce it once in a blue moon and then get snotty when people are confused with the contradictory experiences.

Great people. Very professional. Quick. Easy. The way cannabis should be.

Quality & Consistency. Nobody (I know of) matches what Affinity has to offer. And lovely staff to help you find what you need.

Great budtender!! Great price with tax included. Fast service but very 1 on 1. love this dispensary :)

This dispensary IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. Not only if the staff SUPER FRIENDLY! The prices are so good!!!! I love Affinity, if you shop there enough definitely do their reward program! (:

Was five stars, and honestly I've been shopping here almost exclusively and recommending this place to anyone who would listen for a couple of years. Tonight, though, I placed my order as usual, and I got a call saying it was canceled due to it having too many items. (Not that it exceeded an ounce, as that would have clearly been a legal issue, but rather that the order contained more than 4 separat strains equaling less than an ounce all together.) That policy in and of itself would have been enough to make me consider shopping elsewhere, since I like the variety, but at no point has anyone ever breathed a word of this to me, despite the fact that I almost always order more than the designated number of strains. I was told the policy was long standing, but if you only bring it up once every 2 years it feels more like you're just being unpleasant for the sake of it, and it leaves me, as the customer, wondering if I should trust one random guy on the phone one time, or substantial experience to the contrary. In the end, the store lost not only my money tonight, as buying less strains ultimately ended in me buying less in total, but also my loyalty. Affinity has been very convenient, but there are plenty of other stores in the area that will allow me to place my order online and won't decide at random to police the amount of variety I chose to obtain. Edit: My issue with the rule itself is only minor. It's an understandable rule even if I PERSONALLY find it unpleasant. My main issue is this: if that's your rule, then tell people about it. As a frequent customer, I went YEARS without encountering that rule....and yet when I expressed that confusion over the phone when my order was canceled, all the man on the other end could respond with was something along the lines of that it didn't matter that I had experience to the contrary, that was the rule and it had always been the rule! That's basically gaslighting. If it's a rule then POST it or MENTION it or something. If you're letting me break a rule, I don't know till you TELL me....so don't act as though I should have known the whole time. Don't just enforce it once in a blue moon and then get snotty when people are confused with the contradictory experiences.