Best Dispensary in Long Beach for Cannabis Accessories, Cannabis Drinks and Premium Products

You have a lot of options in this city. Prices move week to week. Finding the best dispensary in Long Beach means finding a shop that carries a real selection, prices it fairly, and staffs people who answer your questions honestly.

The Circle sits at 1755 Ximeno Ave, a block off the Los Alamitos Traffic Circle. We are a licensed California retailer, and we serve both adult-use and medicinal customers. You must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued ID to shop with us. Medicinal customers may shop at 18 with a physician’s recommendation or a valid county-issued card.

This page covers what we carry, how to get here, and how to shop smart. Start with the full cannabis menu if you already know what you want.

What Makes The Circle the Best Dispensary in Long Beach

Our license number is C10-0000245-LIC. We publish it on every page of this site. The City of Long Beach also issues a Cannabis Store Emblem placard to every licensed dispensary. You can scan the QR code on that placard to confirm a shop is licensed before you buy. The city explains the process on its purchasing cannabis page.

Licensing matters for a practical reason. Licensed retailers sell lab-tested products that meet state safety standards. The California Department of Cannabis Control sets those rules for licensed retail.

Three things separate us from the shop down the street:

  • Menu depth. We stock flower, vapes, edibles, pre-rolls, concentrates, tinctures, topicals and clones under one roof.
  • Brand range. We carry Connected Cannabis Co., Alien Labs, 710 Labs, Cannabiotix, Jeeter, STIIIZY, Wonderbrett, Maven Genetics, Elyon, and our house-favorite HEX line.
  • Staff who explain things. Our budtenders walk you through effects, dosing, and price per gram without rushing you.

We have served Long Beach for seven years. Our team has watched customers move from curious to confident, and we built the store around that. Come in with a question. Leave with an answer.

Cannabis Accessories at The Circle

Cannabis accessories are the tools that make the product work. A dry herb grinder. A 510 battery. A glass piece. An odor-proof jar. Buying the right accessory saves you money over time, because it protects the flower or oil you already paid for.

Accessory stock rotates, so check the current menu or ask a budtender what is on the shelf today. Our team can also tell you which battery fits which cart before you buy either one.

Match the Accessory to the Product

Different products need different gear. Here is the short version:

  • Flower pairs with a grinder, rolling papers or a glass piece. A grinder gives you an even burn.
  • 510-thread carts need a battery with adjustable voltage. Low voltage protects flavor. High voltage gives bigger draws.
  • Concentrates need a dab tool and a heat source built for that job.
  • Any product benefits from airtight, opaque storage. Light and air degrade cannabinoids and terpenes.

Storage is the one people skip. Flower loses potency and flavor when it sits in a clear jar on a sunny counter. Keep it sealed, cool and dark.

What to Ask a Budtender About Accessories

Bring your cart or your device with you if you can. Voltage ranges and thread types vary between brands, and a mismatch wastes oil. Ask us three questions: Does this fit what I already own? What does it cost to replace? How do I clean it?

Buying accessories at a licensed shop has a second benefit. The City of Long Beach applies its cannabis business tax to non-cannabis goods sold at a dispensary, including merchandise and accessories. Your receipt will itemize your purchases.

Cannabis Drinks and How to Choose One

Cannabis drinks have grown fast, and for a clear reason. They work faster than most edibles, and they leave no smoke or smell behind. Many shoppers also like the low starting doses that beverage brands use.

Beverage inventory changes often. Check the live menu or ask our team what’s in stock before you make the trip. If drinks are not a fit that day, our edibles selection and tinctures cover similar ground.

How to Read a Cannabis Drink Label

Four numbers tell you almost everything:

  1. Total THC per container. This number matters most.
  2. THC per serving. Some cans hold more than one serving. Check before you drink the whole thing.
  3. CBD content. Products with CBD alongside THC feel different to many people.
  4. Emulsion type. Nano or fast-acting emulsions usually take effect sooner than standard infusions.

The state’s guidance is worth repeating here. Start low and go slow. Edibles and drinks can take up to two hours to take effect, and up to four hours to peak. Wait before you have another. The Department of Cannabis Control covers this on its responsible cannabis use page.

We do not make health or medical claims about any product. If you have a medical question, talk to a licensed medical professional.

Shop the Full Menu by Category

Every category below links straight to that section of our menu:

  • Flower — indica, sativa and hybrid, from everyday value to top shelf
  • Vapes — carts, pods and all-in-one devices
  • Edibles — gummies, chocolates and baked goods
  • Pre-Rolls — singles, packs and infused options
  • Concentrates — live resin, rosin, badder and more
  • Tinctures — measured drops for precise dosing
  • Topicals — balms, lotions and patches
  • Clones — for home growers within state limits

Two collections get their own pages. Our HEX line is the value pick our regulars come back for. Our weekly specials page shows what is discounted right now.

Brand availability rotates. The menu is the source of truth for what is in stock today.

Finding Us From Your Long Beach Neighborhood

We are on Ximeno Ave, just north of the Traffic Circle where Pacific Coast Highway, Lakewood Blvd and Los Coyotes Diagonal meet. Parking is on site.

Here is roughly how far you are:

  • Belmont Heights and Belmont Shore: a short drive up Ximeno from 2nd Street.
  • Los Altos, Stearns Park and Palo Verde: minutes away by way of Bellflower Blvd or Anaheim Street.
  • Alamitos Heights and Park Estates: you are already in the neighborhood.
  • Cal State Long Beach and the Walter Pyramid: a straight shot down Bellflower or Palo Verde.
  • Naples: cross the bridge, take 2nd Street, then head north on Ximeno.
  • Bixby Knolls and California Heights: take the 405 or Atlantic Ave south, then head east.
  • Signal Hill: take Willow Street east, then turn south.

Recreation Park sits right nearby. El Dorado Regional Park, the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, the Aquarium of the Pacific, and the Queen Mary are all a reasonable drive. We open at 9 a.m. and close at 10 p.m.

Same-Day Cannabis Delivery Across Long Beach

Not in the mood to drive? We deliver across Long Beach and the surrounding area, most days with same-day service.

The process is simple. Build your cart online, pick a delivery window, and check out. You get text and email updates from confirmation through drop-off. Our drivers carry compliance documentation, and every delivery requires age verification at the door.

Orders arrive in sealed, tamper-evident packaging. Learn more on our delivery page, or start an order now and choose delivery at checkout.

Inner CRCL Rewards

Inner CRCL is our rewards program, and it is free to join. You earn points on every purchase, and you redeem them on future orders or on merch.

Members also get early notice on new drops and access to member-only promotions. The CRCL app tracks your points and pushes deal alerts to your phone. You can also schedule express pickup from inside the app. Sign up on the Inner CRCL page.

Your First Visit, Step by Step

New to dispensaries? The process takes about five minutes.

  1. Bring a valid government-issued ID. Adult-use customers must be 21 or older. Medicinal customers may shop at 18 with a physician’s recommendation or a county card.
  2. Check in at the front. We verify your ID at the door, as state law requires.
  3. Tell a budtender what you want. Describe the effect you are after, or name a budget. Both work.
  4. Ask about price per gram. It is the fastest way to compare flower across shelves.
  5. Pay and go. Ask about Inner CRCL enrollment at the register.

California does not require a medical card for adult-use purchases. Bring your ID, and you are set.

Questions Long Beach Shoppers Ask Us

Do I need a medical card to shop? No. Adults 21 and over can shop with a valid government-issued ID.

Do you deliver? Yes. We offer same-day delivery across Long Beach and nearby areas. Order online and pick your window.

What are your hours? We open at 9 a.m. and close at 10 p.m.

How do I know a dispensary is licensed? Look for the Long Beach Cannabis Store Emblem in the window and scan its QR code. Our state license is C10-0000245-LIC.

How much can I buy at once? State limits apply to each purchase. Our budtenders will tell you where the line is for your order.

Shop Now at The Circle

You do not need to visit five shops to find good cannabis in Long Beach. Come to the one with a deep menu, honest staff, and a parking lot.

Browse the full menu and place your order for pickup or same-day delivery. Or drive over to 1755 Ximeno Ave and let a budtender walk you through it. Call us at (562) 498-0993 with any questions first.

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The Circle is a licensed California cannabis retailer, License C10-0000245-LIC. You must be 21 or older with valid government-issued identification to purchase adult-use cannabis. Medicinal customers may purchase at 18 with a physician’s recommendation or valid county-issued identification card. Keep cannabis away from children and pets. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. This page does not make medical claims. Consult a licensed medical professional with health questions.