Space Flyt Culver City - Los Angeles, CA | Dispensaire de cannabis

This place sucks, truly. I wanted to like it, and I’ve been there many times, nice employees, but the prices are outrageous, the deals rotate every week and you never know what it is, I’ve had multiple bad experiences here. Today was the last time I will ever go in there and if you want to save your self a headache, I recommend skipping this dispensary. On three separate occasions, I’ve been told there was a certain deal, I then selected what I wanted, only to be told 5 min later that what I was told was incorrect. Then I end up spending double on a single item that I could easily get half the price at many other places around. The managers don’t seem to care at all, and don’t do anything to actually take care of the customers who spend money there consistently. There are so many better options than this place, and if they would have at least cared about me being a customer I would’ve maybe given them another shot, but they don’t care at all, as you can see in the reviews more and more people are having bad experiences here every day. So save yourself the time, effort, and energy, and go somewhere that actually prices things correctly and cares about their customers. Again, this place sucks, don’t waste your time.

These people will try to scam you, be careful with your accounting when you’re paying. Long story short: they tried to short me $20 with some funny shuffling at the register. I took out $200 in cash (in 20’s) from the ATM, and handed the cashier 9 $20 bills. He took them to the register and did some shuffling with them, and then took 8 bills back to me and tried to tell me I only gave him 8 bills. I double checked my wallet and hand, and told him I’d given him 9 bills. He went back to the register, did more shuffling, and came back and told me I needed to give him another. I laid the ATM receipts on the counter and told him again that I’d gotten 10 bills and given him 9, and showed him the 1 left over. He then looked very sheepish, went back to the register and told me he’d “miscounted.” I understand an honest mistake, but his face and body language told me otherwise, coupled with the fact that he changed his mind as soon as he saw I had receipts.