Dos Hermanas Cannabis Co — Local services in Santa Rosa

We stopped in to this place on our way cross country driving in our RV. It was just luck that we spied a dispensary! It's in a weird area, but we experienced that with another dispensary we stopped on our way back to Cali.

It's decorated very well inside, nice vibe, clean. The two gents who helped us out were polite. They also give a Veterans discount, a plus!

We bought 2 quarters of flower, I smoked the hell out of them, so I do not recall the strains. Decent smoke, terpene profiles.

I give it 4 stars, simply because I am from Cali, and the pricing is a bit higher in NM than Cali. These prices our more in line with our street prices pre 2016. But again, I am not from NM, and do not know or understand the dynamic of the devils lettuce laws here.

They take debit card, which is wonderful as we never carry cash.

All and all a good experience. Will stop again on...

Thank you Joseph and all the staff at Dos Hermanas! This was the third time we were able to visit Dos Hermanas and experience incredible hospitality, knowledge and products that have been consistently high quality every single time! Flower-was fresh, sticky and they have the coolest device that lets you see the buds lit up, magnified AND a smell slot that slips open and shut so you see and smell the bud you are buying. Joseph or another amazing employee will hand pick your choice of flowers. Concentrates- what a recommendation on the Nero Hash of the Gods dabs. Great taste and effect! Best t shirts from a dispo in all of New Mexico! Please print more with the NM flag in black with the cannabis leaf. Thank you so very much for your hard work, honest comments on products and the tip to hit The Dam to enjoy more of...

They have a no dog policy that staff attempted to enforce on a medical service animal. If there is some regulation against dogs in cannabis shops, it should have an exemption for medical service animals. Also, if there is a regulation and it does not specifically ban service animals (which would still violate the ADA if it did), they must be allowed to accompany their handler. I'm not sure what penalties are in NM, but discriminating against disabled people usually carries fairly hefty fines.

If the store reads this and there's any regulation I should be aware of, please let me know in a reply. Otherwise, I will expect only the 2 questions the ADA allows staff to ask if I visit with a...