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City Leaves is a woman-owned cannabis dispensary founded and run by Egg Harbor Township locals. Being a part of this community, we wanted to give back to our friends and neighbors by providing a friendly and affordable approach to cannabis. We also wanted our fellow Egg Harbor Township canna-enthusiasts to have a place to work with the plant they love and be a part of a blossoming industry. We’re in business to provide you with the highest quality cannabis goods at the lowest possible price. Every item you see online or in the dispensary was hand‑chosen by our team, with over 10 years of industry experience backing each selection. Click the button below to see the newest products on our shelves.
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2516 Fire Road, Suite 3, 08234, Egg Harbor Township, United States
- 609-288-8574
- hello@cityleaves.com
- cityleaves.com
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