New customer 40% off at both stores · Same-day weed delivery when you order by 7pm
21+ with ID · both stores

In-store shopping

Walk in, show your ID, and browse. In-store shopping is the slow way through the door on purpose: you can look at the jars, ask about two strains, and leave with the one you meant to buy.

Both cannabis dispensaries are adult use, 21 and over, and no medical card is needed.

What to bring

A valid government photo ID, checked at the door on every visit, and a way to pay. Both counters take cash and debit cards, and there is an ATM on site if you need one.

Asking a budtender

The people behind the counter handle the house flower from the grow room to the jar, so they can tell you how two strains differ rather than read you the label. Bring a budget and a rough idea of the evening; a useful answer comes from those two things.

The icon legend on the menu is the same shorthand the budtenders use for flavour and terpene type, so it is worth a look before you arrive.

House rules

No consumption on or around the premises, no one under 21 past the door, and the state's daily purchase limit applies to everyone, whichever store you shop at. The code of conduct page carries the full list.

Both stores

Garden of Eden · Hayward

21227 Foothill Blvd, Hayward, CA 94541
9am to 9pm daily · (510) 200-9555
LIC C10-0000295-LIC
Parking: street parking on Foothill Blvd outside 7 to 9am and 4 to 6pm, and on Apple Ave, Locust St and Ash St
OPEN TIL 9

Garden of Eden · Tracy

2420 W Grant Line Rd, Tracy, CA 95377
6am to 10pm daily · (510) 200-9555
LIC C10-0001043-LIC
Parking: lot between Carl's Jr and National Petroleum on Grant Line Rd
OPEN TIL 10

State daily limits

What one person can buy in a day

28.5 grams of flower and 8 grams of concentrate, counting concentrate inside edibles, vapes and tinctures, set by the state rather than by us. You can also buy up to 6 immature plants in a day.

21+ only. Valid government photo ID required at pickup and delivery.

Questions

Is there an age limit to enter the store?

21 and over with a government photo ID, no exceptions, and that includes anyone who comes in with you.

Which store is better to visit?

The one nearer you. Hayward is the original on Foothill Blvd with street parking; Tracy has its own lot and opens earlier. The cards on this page carry the hours and parking for each.