
Embark on a unique cannabis journey at STIIIZY Vista Dispensary, your new favorite stop for all things cannabis in San Diego County. Officially opened on May 21, 2021, our Vista location marked our first footprint in the region and eighth overall, starting as a medicinal-only dispensary. With a knack for growth, we expanded our horizons to welcome recreational cannabis enthusiasts starting August 2021.
Our dispensary, comfortably situated off Ronald Packard Pkwy, transcends the definition of a shop; it’s a vibrant hub for the cannabis community serving Vista, San Marcos, and Lake San Marcos. Positioned near relaxing spots like Calavera Hills Community Park and Oceanside Harbor Beach, we blend seamlessly with the laid-back vibe of the surroundings.
The heart and soul of the STIIIZY experience reside in our remarkable crew of budtenders. Their friendly service, cannabis expertise, and unyielding enthusiasm have been a beacon of excellence, setting us apart in the cannabis retail landscape.
At STIIIZY Vista, the spectrum of top-tier cannabis products awaits. Whether you seek medicinal relief or a recreational escapade, our extensive collection caters to your desires. From flower, vapes, extracts, edibles to weed pen batteries, the variety is endless. We meticulously cultivate our premium cannabis while also offering popular brands like Baby Jane, Cookies, and Honeyleaf. Your quest for pre-rolls, live resin diamonds, or topicals ends here.
Our commitment to quality products, an experiential retail lifestyle, and a loyal customer base has cemented our status as the #1 cannabis brand in California. And this is just the beginning. Venture into STIIIZY Vista and discover the essence of California’s premier cannabis retail experience.
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Johnny ponce de leon
4 months agoDO NOT waste your money at this establishment. They advertise a 30% off first-time patient discount**, yet when I went in and asked about it, the cashier immediately denied that the promotion even existed. I explained that I had seen the offer advertised on Weedmaps, and she again insisted they do not offer any first-time patient discount. At that point I was confused and honestly caught off guard. Instead of walking out, I felt pressured to complete the purchase and ended up paying full price. Afterward, I went back to my car, grabbed my phone, and returned to the counter to physically show them the advertisement for the 30% discount. Only then did they acknowledge it and respond with, “You’re supposed to show that first. We can’t refund you, and there are a lot of people waiting so we have to hurry up. Is there anything else we can help you with?” The way this situation was handled was extremely unprofessional. The manager I spoke with had a dismissive and unnecessarily rude attitude and clearly did not know how to properly handle a simple customer concern. Rather than addressing the issue or trying to make things right, the response was defensive and rushed. If a business is going to advertise promotions, they should honor them and ensure their staff is properly informed. Customers should not have to argue or prove that a promotion exists after it has already been advertised. There are plenty of other establishments with far better customer service and staff who treat customers with basic respect. I would strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. Not sure why budtenders egos got so inflated over the years
Patrick Shaughnessy
3 weeks agoMicah was extremely wonderful to interact with. His knowledge of products on hand, as well as outgoing personality really made me feel comfortable in the store. He really made my experience fun and makes me want to return as a customer.
StrawHat
4 months agoHaven’t been to the store in years needed to pop in real quick was treated with excellent customer service great vibes and just overall all good time. Definitely would recommend coming just for the awesome staff.
Vanessa Somerby
4 months agoI had a really upsetting experience here. I parked in the front where there are faded lines next to the handicap spots. I’m currently recovering from a motorcycle accident and don’t have my placard yet, so I parked to the right. Security didn’t say anything when I walked in. After I made my purchase, the employee at the desk told me it wasn’t a spot. I immediately apologized and said I wouldn’t park there again. As I was leaving, another employee loudly asked, “Whose car is that?” I said it was mine and again apologized, explaining I was already told and was leaving. He then followed me outside all the way to my car, repeatedly telling me it’s not a parking spot even though I kept saying I understood. It felt aggressive and honestly like I was being accosted over a mistake I had already acknowledged. I left feeling attacked and very uncomfortable. There was no need to escalate it like that.
joe taco
10 months agoThank you to Tyler R, she’s always very helpful, and greets me on my way in . Great customer service and even better Product 👍🏻🙌🏻. I recommend coming here early in the morning.