San Diego County · Mission Valley
Dispensaries in Mission Valley
Licenses checked 2026-10-06 · City of San Diego rules checked 2026-10-05 · State law sources reviewed 2026-07-31
As of October 6, 2026, 6 state-licensed cannabis dispensaries are in Mission Valley (the city's Mission Valley community planning area). The City of San Diego allows licensed cannabis outlets for adult-use and medicinal sales, capped at four per Council District, 36 citywide. Every store is listed below with its state license number.
Licensed dispensaries in Mission Valley
The state license record shows 6 licensed cannabis storefronts in Mission Valley (the city's Mission Valley community planning area), checked on October 6, 2026.
- Buzz Cannabis 2605 Camino Del Rio S, San Diego 92108
- Cookies San Diego 7850 Mission Center Ct, San Diego 92108
- Eaze 3455 Camino Del Rio S, San Diego 92108
- March and Ash Cannabis 2835 Camino Del Rio S, Suite 100, San Diego 92108
- The Cake House Mission Valley 1299 Camino Del Rio South, San Diego 92108
- Wellgreens Dispensary 3703 Camino Del Rio S, Suite 215a, San Diego 92108
The nearest stores outside Mission Valley
By straight-line distance from the center of Mission Valley, not driving distance.
- Off the Charts Dispensary 5334 Banks St, Suite 101, San Diego 92110
- The Reserve SD 8863 Balboa Ave, Suite E, San Diego 92123
- KLOVER 3500 Estudillo St, San Diego 92110
- Urbn Leaf 1028 Buenos Ave, San Diego 92110
Stores in Mission Valley that say they deliver
These 2 stores say on their own websites that they deliver. That is the store's statement, not a promise about your address: ask the store where it delivers.
- Eaze 3455 Camino Del Rio S, San Diego 92108
- March and Ash Cannabis 2835 Camino Del Rio S, Suite 100, San Diego 92108
What the City of San Diego permits
Mission Valley is governed by the City of San Diego's cannabis rules.
The City of San Diego allows licensed cannabis outlets for adult-use and medicinal sales, capped at four per Council District, 36 citywide.
Delivery is allowed only as an extra service from a permitted San Diego outlet; a delivery-only business cannot be based in the city.
Local rules let a storefront open only between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., the same hours the state allows.
- The city does not allow cannabis consumption lounges.
- Smoking and vaping are prohibited in city parks, on city beaches and on boardwalks.
- San Diego Municipal Code §141.0504 — cannabis outlets (cap, hours, delivery)
- City of San Diego — cannabis information
- City of San Diego — Information Bulletin 170, cannabis businesses
- San Diego Municipal Code §43.1002 — smoking in parks and on beaches
- City of San Diego — Community Planning District boundaries. A store is counted in Mission Valley when its licensed address falls inside the planning area named above.
- Local rules checked 2026-10-05. All 33 stores in the City of San Diego. Every store in the county: the directory. Closing times: open late.
What to know in Mission Valley
Mission Valley is hotel and retail corridor, which makes it mostly a place cannabis passes through. Hotels overwhelmingly prohibit consumption, the malls and trolley are public or private-with-rules, and the vehicle rules matter most here: sealed container or trunk, no consumption inside, moving or parked.
Nobody comes to Mission Valley for the scenery. It is where visitors sleep, shop, and drive — which makes it the neighborhood where the transport rules earn their keep.
The hotel rows
Hotel Circle exists because of the freeway, and its properties run the full range from budget to business-class — with near-universal smoking prohibitions. The pattern repeats from downtown: assume your room, balcony, and the parking structure are all off limits, and get any exception in writing.
Fashion Valley, Mission Valley malls, and the trolley
Mall property is private with house rules that prohibit consumption; the walkways, structures, and trolley platforms are public. The Green Line trolley is public transit — no consumption aboard or at stations.
The car is the rule that matters
Most cannabis in Mission Valley is in a vehicle on its way somewhere. Keep it sealed or in the trunk, never consume in the vehicle — parked included — and remember that driving under the influence is a DUI with no permitted amount. A hotel parking lot does not change any of that.
The rules behind this page
State law is the same in every part of the county: where you can consume, purchase limits, the border, and the military rules. What changes from place to place is whether the local government allows stores, when they may open, and who may deliver, which is what the section above records.
Mission Valley questions
- How many dispensaries are in Mission Valley?
- 6, by the California state license record checked on October 6, 2026, counting stores in the city's Mission Valley community planning area. The City of San Diego allows licensed cannabis outlets for adult-use and medicinal sales, capped at four per Council District, 36 citywide.
- Can I get cannabis delivered in Mission Valley?
- Delivery is allowed only as an extra service from a permitted San Diego outlet; a delivery-only business cannot be based in the city. 2 of the licensed stores in Mission Valley say on their own websites that they deliver; ask the store whether it delivers to your address.
- What time do dispensaries close in Mission Valley?
- By 10 p.m. at the latest. Local rules let a storefront open only between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., the same hours the state allows. Each store sets its own hours inside that.
- Can you consume cannabis in a Hotel Circle hotel?
- Only if the specific property permits it, and nearly all prohibit smoking anywhere on premises. Assume no without written confirmation.
- Can you consume in a parked car in a Mission Valley lot?
- No. Consumption in a vehicle is prohibited whether it is moving or parked, and private lots add their own rules on top.
- How should cannabis travel through Mission Valley?
- Sealed in its container or in the trunk, with a sober driver. Those two rules cover essentially every lawful trip through the valley.
Updated 2026-10-06. Sources reviewed 2026-07-31. Not legal advice — see the about page for our sourcing standard. License data checked 2026-10-06.