Oregon’s Finest

Great selection. The staff was very knowledgable & friendly. Next time my boyfriend and I are in the area, we will be back! The only downfall are the prices although it was my first time buying, so I don’t have any place to compare it to. Just saying overall seemed pricey.

The flower at this shop is top shelf all the way, but be careful of the staff. The guy who helped me said he had a nice buzz going and then overcharged me. I bought two eighths (one listed on Leafly for $ 40 and the other for $ 45), so the total with tax should have been $ 106.25 but I was charged $ 118. I should have been quicker on my feet and asked for a receipt to check everything (he also didn’t give me a receipt) but didn’t realize I was overcharged until I was already driving home. I have no idea if they guy meant to overcharge me or if he was just a little stoned and made a mistake. Either way, make sure you’re charged correctly here.

Hands down my favorite shop in town. Quality medicine and great staff! I love that they carry Clean Green cannabis. The cleanest smoke and best flavor I have ever had. Their concentrate selection isn’t huge but they only have top quality products from the best farms and processors in Oregon.

Excellent location! Great selection here too! Always my first and last stop when looking for quality!

I’m very pleased with oregons finest. I get all my herb from here and it’s amazing, would highly recommend this place.

Great shop located in the Pearl district. Friendly staff, and organized approach to handling customers as a staff member calls you from the waiting room and assists you the entire time you are in the shop. Highly ;-) recommended!

15 for a joint is crazy I can get one for 5 at the park blocks. This place is a tad over priced and the clones are way to small I would never pay 25 for a clone here. Wish I could have given a zero star rating.

I walked in through the doors and was immediately put off by the guy at the check-​in stand, who was aggravated that the line wasn’t advancing properly (the line in this place snaked around a lounge area, where customers awkwardly sit facing one another, and out to the front across a set of stools). The guy shouts some strange phrase at the customers in line; I knew what he was trying to communicate based on his body language, but his words made no sense to me, nor to the confused and seemly shamed customers who eventually got it and shuffled ahead a bit.
Ok, that was weird. Whatever though. The guy is motioning for me to advance to the check-​in stand. I advance. He then motions for me to stop. I stop, mostly out of confusion, and then he motions for me to advance again. Very odd.
I get to the check-​in stand, hand the guy my license, and he enters some unknown details of my driver’s license into their system. Fine, Oregon, you’re getting your feet wet. I’ve bought at multiple locations in Washington and have only had to flash my ID at the entrance to get in; no paperwork, no logging, no tracking.
The guy checking me in recites the rules about maximum purchase amounts, yet says nothing about edibles, which is the sole reason I’m there (I have lung issues, but that’s neither here nor there). I ask how the rules apply to edibles, and the guy shoots me a look, curtly recites the same set of rules, and after putting me in my place, tells me I can simply buy the flowers and make my own. Thanks, bud!
He points me to the end of the line, behind what looked like anywhere from a 20 – 45 minute wait (I didn’t receive an estimate, but there were easily 20 people ahead of us simply waiting to get into the actual shop). Noped right outta there.
If you value your time, your edibles, or your dignity, you might want to stick with your current hookup.
As an additional note, I’ve noticed that some of the other reviews have stated that there is no priority access given to patients over customers. I understand that the shops in Washington may also lack the same priority access, but to the best of my knowledge, those shops started out as recreational /​all-​purpose shops. This particular shop (again, to the best of my knowledge) formerly served medicinal patients exclusively, and now is catering to a tidal wave of recreational users. This causes the people, who depend on the shops’ services to mitigate chronic and/​or severe pain, to spend their precious moments waiting for what they previously did not need to wait for, all for the sake of the shop making some additional profit off our new laws. This gotcha had not occurred to me initially, but honestly as a recreational consumer, buying from a formerly medicinal shop now puts an awful taste in my mouth.
Respect your neighbors, respect your customers, and above all, respect your patients.

Don’t bother going here. While the set up is nice and the General Managers seem friendly… The bud tenders aren’t, the ones I’ve dealt with were rude and immature. My last and final time here, I dealt with bud tender Sarah, she seemed okay at first, despite her over medicated demeanor. It soon became apparent that she had no idea of what she was doing. When asking about prices increase, she didn’t have a clue as how to explain it. When she looked to a more experienced bud tender, the tender became rude and acted as if I was some violent customer. So don’t bother to ask questions as they aren’t experienced enough to handle it. Next came the weighing out, the scales don’t work properly, so you get less than what your paying for. Sarah also made a point of weighing more than what was asked for and charging my recreational friend less for the extra flower. Thanks for keeping it legal Sarah.
Overall don’t bother wasting your money, the flower isn’t worth getting ripped off and upset over.

I have been going here for over a year as a patient and after rec happened this place will not allow patients priority spots in line. I was told I had to wait over an hour for medicine. there are other quality spots in town, it’s a bummer Oregon’s Finest decided not to put patients first. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

Do not go here! The owner is so rude. There’s no point to give this place your money when there is so many great shops in Portland. These people are stuck up and do not deserve to be in the weed game.

ATTENTION BUSINESSES/​PATIENTS:
I’m posting this for my fellow patients in the community. I was growing with the owner of Bhombchelly’s Jellys under the agreement of ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ split, she wanted me to grow for her since she had set up a room and had no idea how to start. I agreed, and brought over 12 mature plants. I have been an ORGANIC grower in the community and stressed that I am against the use of pesticides. Within the first week of having the plants there she sprayed them with AVID, one of the harshest chemicals you could use and isnt even available to the public without a commercial license. I spent over a month attempting to nurse the plants to health after the stress of moving, spraying, and transplant. She announced that she could «not afford» to grow anymore and stressed that she did not wish for it to hurt our «friendship» and wanted to «pay me for my time» She handed me $ 200 for over a months worth of work and said that she was going to KILL the four foot mature plants that were able to be flowered the next day. She then flipped those plants (which she lied about), and four weeks into flower had the nerve to post photos of MY plants that I had been growing for over 3 months before she even had them in her room. When I confronted her about her ripping me off, lying to me, and using harsh chemicals on plants that were intended to serve CHILDREN WITH CANCER, she simply replied with «so what? I lied. Fuck off» This woman is growing cannabis and serving it to people full well knowing that she is using dangerous chemicals on her plants, ripping people off, and continuing to have bad business practices. She also never returned any of my clones in veg, pots, or other materials that she promised to return. PLEASE REPOST so that people know her company should not be supported, especially when she serves a large demographic of children.
Thank you.