Medical Dispensary in Portland, Maine

Welcome to Local Leaf, where cannabis and community come together in the heart of Portland, Maine. Nestled at 1397 Washington Ave, our medical cannabis dispensary in Portland stands as more than just a place to access plants. We’re a gathering space rooted in connection, grown with care, and dedicated to uplifting every patient who walks through our doors.

What truly distinguishes our weed dispensary in Portland is our commitment to personalized care that honors your unique journey. We understand that exploring medical cannabis isn’t just about finding products—it’s about discovering what helps you feel more like yourself. 

What to Expect at our Portland Dispensary

Our team takes time to understand not just your medical needs, but who you are as a person. What brings you comfort? What does wellness look like in your daily life? What’s your previous relationship with cannabis, if any? These questions help us move beyond simple transactions toward genuine partnerships in your healing journey. 

Whether you’re drawn to the ritual of traditional flower, the precision of fast-acting concentrates, or the discretion of edibles, we’ll help you discover products that fit seamlessly into the life you’re building.

Our thoughtfully curated selection reflects this mission, featuring premium concentrates that honor the plant’s full potential, artisanal pre-rolls crafted with intention, therapeutic tinctures for those seeking gentle relief, cannabis flower grown by passionate cultivators, wellness-focused topicals that bring comfort where you need it most, and precisely dosed edibles for consistent experiences.

What Are Places to Visit Near Our Dispensary?

Our cannabis dispensary in Portland sits in the heart of Maine’s most vibrant city, surrounded by the natural beauty and cultural richness that make Portland a place people return to again and again.

• Portland Head Light: Maine’s most beloved lighthouse stands in nearby Cape Elizabeth, where crashing waves meet historic beauty—a perfect spot for reflection and connection with coastal landscapes. Visitors can also enjoy panoramic views of several nearby lighthouses, adding to the area’s rich maritime charm.
• Fort Williams Park: This oceanfront sanctuary offers walking trails that wind through history, picnic areas where families gather, and stunning views that remind us why we call Maine home. Managed by the town of Cape Elizabeth, the park also offers easy access to the iconic Portland Head Light.
• Portland Old Port: Cobblestone streets carry stories of generations past in this waterfront district, now home to artisan shops, locally-owned restaurants, and the kind of community gathering spaces we cherish. It’s a lively hub where history, dining, and local culture come together along Portland’s scenic working waterfront.
• Portland Museum of Art: New England’s premier art institution celebrates creativity in all forms, honoring both established masters and emerging voices. Located in downtown Portland, the museum offers free admission for visitors 21 and under as well as other free admission opportunities for the public during certain hours on select days.
• Eastern Promenade and Casco Bay: These scenic viewpoints offer panoramic vistas where land meets water, islands dot the horizon, and the natural world reminds us of our place within something larger. The area features a 4-mile paved trail, great for walking and biking, and a perfect spot for visitors who want to enjoy the views of the bay and the harbor.
• Portland Observatory: Climb this historic maritime signal tower for 360-degree views that span the city, harbor, and the broader community we’re all part of. Visitors can take guided tours through each floor for an insight into the tower’s history and Portland’s maritime heritage. Tours are on a first-come, first-served basis. Chairs are available for resting periods.
• Wadsworth-Longfellow House: The preserved childhood home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, where words and history intertwine. The house features original furnishings and artifacts from four generations of the Wadsworth and Longfellow families.