The Reef has news of epic proportions: we’ve opened a third dispensary location in Georgetown! It’s a coliseum of weed with flower, edibles, concentrates, and wellness items all on massive display. In addition to being in Georgetown, Seattle’s oldest and grittiest neighborhood, we are an easy on-the-go destination with tons of parking and super-fast checkout options.
When you pull up, you’ll probably recognize the spot right away - we’re in the old iconic USBank building (or should I say stadium, because that’s what it feels like) right before the exit to I509/99 and I5. This makes us the perfect weed destination for anyone coming to or from Seattle!
But don’t feel like you have to be traveling through just to make it worth your while to stop by - we’re right in the heart of all the breweries and food that locals have come to know and love, and the weed can only make it better.
No matter what you plan on doing while you get high, we have a team of the most knowledgeable cannabis connoisseurs to help curate your entire experience to your needs. Going drinking? Let our top-tier budtenders pair your terps with your hops. Do you plan on visiting one (or both, we’re not judging) of the teriyaki restaurants on either side of our shop? We’d love to share our recommendations for making that yakisoba slap even harder.
The Reef prides ourselves on carrying the best cannabis selection in Seattle, and our new Georgetown location is no different. All of our products are meticulously selected for being of the utmost quality, regardless of what your budget is. You could quite literally close your eyes and point to something in our shop and know that what you’re smoking is going to get you high - we should know, we had to smoke a lot of bad weed to get to the good weed. Our shelves carry the absolute best products at every single price point.
But don’t just take our word for it - come by and see for yourself! Our public grand opening is Thursday, December 9 at 4pm, and the regular shop hours are from 8am to 11pm. Help us in our mission of making industrial Georgetown just a little bit greener.
