March and Ash - Sabre Springs
San Diego, CA 92128
Business Hours
| Monday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
| Tuesday | 6:00am – 9:55pm Today |
| Wednesday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
| Thursday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
| Friday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
| Saturday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
| Sunday | 6:00am – 9:55pm |
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About March and Ash - Sabre Springs
March and Ash - Sabre Springs is a cannabis dispensary located at 13510 Sabre Springs Pkwy Suite 105, 92128 in San Diego, California. They serve both medical patients and recreational customers. March and Ash - Sabre Springs holds a 4.2 out of 5 rating from 267 customer reviews.
March and Ash - Sabre Springs offers walk-in retail storefront, credit and debit card payments and an on-site ATM. They are open 7 days a week.
March and Ash - Sabre Springs operates as a state-licensed cannabis dispensary in California under a Adult-Use Retail, Medical Retail license (#C10-0001266-LIC).
Cannabis in California is currently classified as Fully Legal. Both recreational and medical cannabis are legal. Recreational customers must be 21+. The possession limit is Up to 1 oz (28.5g).
To reach March and Ash - Sabre Springs, call (619) 314-7336, visit their website and email them. We recommend calling ahead to confirm hours and product availability.
What to Know Before Visiting
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID)
- Recreational customers must be 21+; medical patients need their medical card (18+)
- First-time visitors may need to complete a brief check-in or registration
- This location accepts credit/debit cards
- Ask your budtender for recommendations based on your experience level and desired effects
- Don't consume cannabis in public or while driving — consume responsibly at a private residence
Know before you go — free courses
- Cannabis 101 The plant, the products, and responsible use — a 40-minute foundation
- Reading Product Labels & COAs Decode potency, batch numbers, and lab results before you buy
- Edibles 101: Dosing Without the Disaster Onset, peak, and the two-hour rule — skip the classic mistake
Details
Cannabis in California
- Legal Status
- Fully Legal
- Medical
- Legal — 18+ with card
- Recreational
- Legal — 21+
- Possession Limit
- Up to 1 oz (28.5g)
California legalized medical cannabis in 1996 and recreational in 2016.
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This dispensary is very expensive. They charge $45 for the same exact cartridge I get for $30 at my usual spot. Even with the 30% off first time patient deal I still ended up paying a little more than I usually do lol. On top of that the workers had an attitude, which was strange because dispensary workers are always the chillest people.
Great customer service from Budtender Raymond ! Not bad prices , fast Service with a decent selection at this location! Overall March and Ash stores don’t disappoint
David S. at the Sabre Springs location was a tremendous asset in supporting my needs. From greeting me as soon as I entered the main room, listening to what it is Im specifically looking for, guiding me through options within my range of intrest, providing knowledge on the endocanabanoid system/olfactory nerve/terpenes, allowing me the time/space to come to my own decisions, and making sure it is known that I have associates to help me complete my transaction as he addresses others needs. As someone with a minor amount of knowledge within the domain of cannabis, David's presence was the determining factor to a desired and aligned outcome of why I came to a dispensary in the first place. Thank you☀️
You matter until you don’t This is critical information to know about who you are giving money to. Below are the facts. But TLDR, even if it feels friendly and like your second home for years, when faced with an opportunity to return loyalty, the manager, Richard, won’t. But, most importantly, he won’t be even remotely warm about it. And you may very well walk away feeling belittled and insignificant and a little taken advantage of. You may feel condescended to and if you’re a woman you might question what a woman might question. But you will absolutely feel disposable. The day of the incident, I wrote the following statement of facts: I’ve been a regular loyal customer of my dispensary for 3 years. I’ve spent a lot of money at my dispensary over the last 3 years. The staff, especially the security officer recognize me when I walk in. My visit prior to this visit I had forgotten my identification but the door attendant was understanding and let me tell him my drivers license number and show him my debit card with my name on it as a one time exception since they did know me. (See below note.) Today’s visit to the dispensary started the same as all of my other visits until I encountered Richard, the lobby attendant and manager of the dispensary. I realized I hadn’t put my ID back in my purse and explained to him that I didn’t have ID, but I did know the number and could show him my big stack of cards with my name on them. And that they were able to do it as an exception before by looking it up. Richard’s response was to tell me he couldn’t make an exception because an exception had already been made. I pleaded with him to please give me an exception and that I swore it wouldn’t happen again. When I asked for a second he replied that they had already. I attempted to reason with Richard that it was obvious who I was. He stated that “you have to have ID to go places.” I replied that I understood that he has discretion and authority to make exceptions and that I was a regular who has spent quite a lot of money over the years at his dispensary. He reaffirmed his decision, speaking detached, unaffected, and unsympathetic. I left, telling him I wouldn’t be back. (I did have to come back with my ID because I didn’t have time to find a different dispensary in the time I had available. Richard was not present when I returned. On my way out, I told the security officer that I really appreciated him and how kind he had been to me over the years and to please let his manager know that I understood his authority and that I was a writer who would be writing letters and reviews.) This review is cross posted across platforms. Note: In hindsight I recall the original person who helped me had me pull up a photo of my ID on my phone. I didn’t remember that at the time of the incident today, but Richard did not offer any solutions to help me.
Always an amazing group of workers who really care about helping out the guests find what works best for them. David S. has helped me out a few times in the past but today he went ABOVE & BEYOND and really showed me some of the best product i can get for the price, taste & overall quality. Shout out to all the hard workers that are there! but especially David for always being so happy and helpful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does March and Ash - Sabre Springs accept credit cards?
Yes, March and Ash - Sabre Springs accepts credit and debit card payments. They also have an ATM on-site.
What is the phone number for March and Ash - Sabre Springs?
You can reach March and Ash - Sabre Springs by phone at (619) 314-7336. We recommend calling ahead to confirm hours and availability before your visit.
Can I order online from March and Ash - Sabre Springs?
Many dispensaries offer online ordering or menu browsing. Check March and Ash - Sabre Springs's website for their current online options and product availability.
What are the hours for March and Ash - Sabre Springs?
March and Ash - Sabre Springs's hours vary by day of the week. Check the hours table above or call (619) 314-7336 for the most current schedule.
Is cannabis legal in California?
Cannabis in California is currently classified as: Fully Legal. Both medical and recreational use are legal. Recreational users must be 21+. Possession limit: Up to 1 oz (28.5g).
What do I need to bring to visit March and Ash - Sabre Springs?
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID). For recreational purchases, you must be 21+. First-time visitors may need to complete a brief registration.
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