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Canna-Bel
1397 El Camino Real, Belmont, CA 94002
- LICENSE
- C10-0001650-LIC
- TYPE
- Adult-use and medical
- HOURS
- Daily 10 am – 9 pm
- PHONE
- (650) 910-4055
- DELIVERY
- Yes
Belmont dispensaries: El Camino Real licensed shops (2026)
Cannabis City Guides covers licensed cannabis retail in Belmont and the mid-Peninsula. Belmont allows two cannabis stores, both on El Camino Real: Cannavine, which trades as NUG Cannavine, and Canna-Bel. The other two shops on this page, Flor and Juva, are in neighboring Redwood City. Adult-use sales require you to be 21 with a valid ID, and a passport from any country counts.
- Shops on this page
- 4
- Paid partners marked
- 0
- Licenses checked
- 2 Nov 2026
- Updated
- 16 Oct 2026
Licensed shops we list
License IDs from the DCC · checked 2 Nov 2026No shop pays to be on this list. Every shop here holds an active state license, and shops run A to Z by name.
| Shop | Hours | Delivery | State license |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canna-Bel1397 El Camino Real | Daily 10 am – 9 pm | Yes | C10-0001650-LICAdult-use and medical |
| Cannavine Belmont1538 El Camino Real | Daily 9 am – 9 pm | Yes | C10-0001621-LICAdult-use and medical |
| Flor Redwood City620 El Camino Real | Mon–Sat 6 am – 10 pm · Sun 8 am – 10 pm | No | C10-0001325-LICAdult-use and medical |
| Juva Redwood City2301 Broadway | Daily 7 am – 10 pm | Yes | C10-0001229-LICAdult-use and medical |
- Open latest
- Flor Redwood City, Juva Redwood Cityuntil 10 pm
- Opens earliest
- Flor Redwood Cityfrom 6 am
- Delivery
- Canna-Bel, Cannavine Belmont, Juva Redwood Cityas listed on each profile
- Hours verified
- 4 of 4 shopsfrom the shops' own sites
- Canna-Bel1397 El Camino Real
- Cannavine Belmont1538 El Camino Real, Ste C
- Flor Redwood City620 El Camino Real
- Juva Redwood City2301 Broadway
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Cannavine Belmont
1538 El Camino Real, Ste C, Belmont, CA 94002
- LICENSE
- C10-0001621-LIC
- TYPE
- Adult-use and medical
- HOURS
- Daily 9 am – 9 pm
- PHONE
- (650) 639-9420
- DELIVERY
- Yes
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Flor Redwood City
620 El Camino Real, Redwood City, CA 94063
- LICENSE
- C10-0001325-LIC
- TYPE
- Adult-use and medical
- HOURS
- Mon–Sat 6 am – 10 pm · Sun 8 am – 10 pm
- PHONE
- (650) 988-5569
- DELIVERY
- Not listed
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Juva Redwood City
2301 Broadway, Redwood City, CA 94063
- LICENSE
- C10-0001229-LIC
- TYPE
- Adult-use and medical
- HOURS
- Daily 7 am – 10 pm
- PHONE
- (650) 395-9928
- DELIVERY
- Yes
Which Belmont dispensaries deliver?
3 of the 4 licensed shops on this page deliver, according to their own sites: Canna-Bel, Cannavine Belmont and Juva Redwood City. The other does not list delivery on its own site. Each profile gives the delivery hours and area the shop lists.
Which Belmont dispensaries open earliest and close latest?
Flor Redwood City opens earliest, at 6 am, and Flor Redwood City and Juva Redwood City stay open latest, until 10 pm. Hours for all 4 shops on this page come from the shops' own sites. Each profile shows the full week.
Belmont at a glance
- Licensed stores in Belmont
- 2: NUG Cannavine (C10-0001621-LIC) and Canna-Bel (C10-0001650-LIC)Source · as-dcc-pub-cann-w-p-002.azurewebsites.net
- Store cap
- At most two cannabis businesses, per the San Mateo Daily JournalSource · smdailyjournal.com
- Where stores may open
- El Camino Real, O'Neill Ave to F St; 600 ft from schools and child careSource · smdailyjournal.com
- Minimum age
- 21+ with valid ID; a passport from any country is acceptedSource · cdn.cannabis.ca.gov
- Daily purchase limit
- 28.5 g non-concentrated cannabis and 8 g concentrate (4 CCR 15409)Source · cdn.cannabis.ca.gov
- Sales hours, statewide
- 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pacific Time (4 CCR 15403)Source · cdn.cannabis.ca.gov
- Fine for public use
- Infraction, up to $100 (HSC 11362.4)Source · leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
- Nearest Caltrain
- Belmont Station, 995 El Camino Real, Zone 2Source · caltrain.com
Belmont has two licensed cannabis stores, and that is the limit. The city's cannabis zoning district on El Camino Real allows a maximum of two businesses, according to the San Mateo Daily Journal, and the DCC license search lists exactly two: NUG Cannavine at 1538 El Camino Real, Suite C, and Canna-Bel at 1397 El Camino Real.
The other two shops on this page, Flor at 620 El Camino Real and Juva at 2301 Broadway, are in neighboring Redwood City, not Belmont. Redwood City has five active storefront licenses of its own, so this page is for Peninsula locals and visitors staying anywhere between SFO and Palo Alto.
Legal retail is new here. NUG Cannavine opened on 7 Dec 2025 after a debate that began in 2017, and when it opened it was the only cannabis store between San Bruno and Redwood City.
How buying works here
- 01Age and ID: You must be 21 or older with a valid ID. State rules accept a government photo ID, a military ID, or a passport issued by the United States or by a foreign government.
- 02Daily limit: A shop can sell you up to 28.5 grams of non-concentrated cannabis and 8 grams of concentrate per day (4 CCR 15409).
- 03Hours: State rules allow sales and deliveries only between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. Pacific Time.
- 04Delivery: Cannavine's own drivers deliver from its Belmont store to Peninsula towns from Millbrae to Palo Alto and Stanford.
- 05Check the license: Licensed retailers must display their state license in the window. Scan its QR code to see the license status with DCC.
Where you can use cannabis in Belmont
Buying legally is not the same as using it anywhereAllowed
Private property
Allowed with the owner's permission. Property owners, including landlords, can ban cannabis use, so renters should read the lease.
Source · cannabis.ca.govNot allowed
Outside the stores
Belmont does not allow smoking or loitering outside its cannabis stores, the San Mateo Daily Journal reports.
Source · smdailyjournal.comNot allowed
Public places
Smoking or eating cannabis in a public place is not allowed under state law. It is an infraction with a fine of up to $100.
Source · leginfo.legislature.ca.govDepends
Hotel rooms
California law has made hotels smoke-free since 1 Jan 2024, guest rooms included, so no smoking or vaping. Most hotels also bar other cannabis use in rooms; ask the front desk.
Source · cdph.ca.govNot allowed
In a vehicle
No open container of cannabis while driving or riding in a vehicle. Keep purchases sealed.
Source · leginfo.legislature.ca.govNot allowed
Federal land
Using or possessing cannabis on federal lands, such as national parks, is illegal under federal law.
Source · cannabis.ca.gov
What's happening in Belmont
Dates from each organizer's official page · board updates daily- San Carlos Night of Holiday LightsDowntown San Carlos · San Carlos, CADowntown San Carlos holds its holiday lights event on 4 Dec 2026.Civic
- San Mateo County FairSan Mateo County Event Center · San Mateo County Event Center, San Mateo, CA 94403The county fair returns to the San Mateo County Event Center from 4 to 13 Jun 2027.Festival
Held every year · next dates not announced
- San Carlos Hometown Daysannual, mid-May in Burton Park; 2027 dates not announced (2026 edition ran 15 to 17 May) · Burton Park, San Carlos
Getting to Belmont's shops by Caltrain, bus or from SFO
Caltrain's Belmont Station at 995 El Camino Real puts you on the same road as both Belmont shops; Cannavine calls it a short walk. The station is in fare Zone 2 and wheelchair accessible with an elevator, and its 375 parking spaces are paid at the ticket machine or through ParkMobile (zone 99610).
SamTrans ECR, which runs between Daly City BART and Palo Alto Transit Center, connects at the station, as do SamTrans 260 and 397.
Driving, take the Ralston Avenue exit from US-101 and head west. Cannavine has a free lot behind the store, entered from El Camino Real.
The Belmont shops are about 9 miles in a straight line from NOAA's San Francisco International Airport weather station (our calculation from DCC and NOAA coordinates). Without a car, take BART from the SFO station in the International Terminal to Millbrae, where Caltrain lists BART-Caltrain transfers, then ride Caltrain south to Belmont.
SourcesCaltrain: Belmont StationCannavine: NUG Cannavine Belmont store pageSamTrans: Route ECRCaltrain: Millbrae StationBART: San Francisco International Airport StationNOAA NCEI: San Francisco International Airport station location (USW00023234)DCC license record C10-0001621-LIC (NUG CANNAVINE)
Neighborhoods, transit, parking
Both Belmont shops sit on El Camino Real. Cannavine is between Ralston Avenue and Harbor Boulevard, with a free lot behind the store entered from El Camino and street parking on Ralston, by the shop's account. Canna-Bel is at 1397 El Camino Real.
Caltrain's Belmont Station is at 995 El Camino Real, on the same road as both shops. It is in fare Zone 2, has an elevator and 375 parking spaces, and connects with SamTrans ECR, 260 and 397. SamTrans ECR runs between Daly City BART and Palo Alto Transit Center.
Flor is at 620 El Camino Real in Redwood City. Redwood City's Caltrain station is at 1 James Ave.
Weather and when to visit
Belmont's nearest NOAA normals station, in Redwood City about 3 miles from the Belmont shops by our calculation, runs far warmer in summer than San Francisco: July averages a high of 81.0 F and a low of 56.6 F. Almost no rain falls from June to September, and December is the wettest month at 3.92 in. Winter nights are cool, with January lows around 40.5 F.
- Jan58.9° / 40.5° Jan · 3.8 in rain
- Feb61.9° / 42.5° Feb · 3.6 in rain
- Mar65.3° / 44.6° Mar · 3.0 in rain
- Apr68.5° / 46.5° Apr · 1.1 in rain
- May72.9° / 50.4° May · 0.5 in rain
- Jun78.8° / 53.6° Jun · 0.2 in rain
- Jul81° / 56.6° Jul · 0 in rain
- Aug80.8° / 56.5° Aug · 0.0 in rain
- Sep79.3° / 54.3° Sep · 0.1 in rain
- Oct74.6° / 49.8° Oct · 0.9 in rain
- Nov64.7° / 43.9° Nov · 1.9 in rain
- Dec58.6° / 40.2° Dec · 3.9 in rain
View as a table
| Month | High °F | Low °F | Rain (in) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 58.9 | 40.5 | 3.8 |
| Feb | 61.9 | 42.5 | 3.6 |
| Mar | 65.3 | 44.6 | 3.0 |
| Apr | 68.5 | 46.5 | 1.1 |
| May | 72.9 | 50.4 | 0.5 |
| Jun | 78.8 | 53.6 | 0.2 |
| Jul | 81 | 56.6 | 0 |
| Aug | 80.8 | 56.5 | 0.0 |
| Sep | 79.3 | 54.3 | 0.1 |
| Oct | 74.6 | 49.8 | 0.9 |
| Nov | 64.7 | 43.9 | 1.9 |
| Dec | 58.6 | 40.2 | 3.9 |
SourceNOAA NCEI climate normals, Redwood City, CA (NOAA GHCND USC00047339)
How did Belmont approve its first dispensaries?
Belmont's first dispensary, NUG Cannavine, opened on 7 Dec 2025, after a debate over cannabis retail that began in 2017, the San Mateo Daily Journal reported.
The Planning Commission voted against recommending NUG's proposal on 12 Mar 2025. On 25 Mar 2025 the City Council approved both stores anyway, with Councilmember Gina Latimerlo casting the only vote against the NUG site. Canna-Bel's site at 1397 El Camino Real is the former Sumac restaurant, the Daily Journal reported.
Under their development agreements, the Daily Journal reported, both stores will pay an extra 1.5% to 2% of gross receipts into community benefit funds, and NUG would make an additional $50,000 donation to the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
The Belmont store carries two names. The Daily Journal identifies Hrant Ekmekjian as Cannavine's owner, and DCC lists him among the owners of the NUG CANNAVINE license. Elsewhere in San Mateo County, a DCC license search for "San Mateo" (data refreshed 22 Sep 2026) returned active storefronts only in Belmont, Daly City, Pacifica, Redwood City and San Bruno, and the Daily Journal reports that San Mateo's City Council has tabled lifting its retail ban at least twice.
SourcesSan Mateo Daily Journal: Belmont's 1st dispensary opens (11 Dec 2025)San Mateo Daily Journal: Belmont OKs 2 cannabis dispensaries (27 Mar 2025)DCC license record C10-0001621-LIC (NUG CANNAVINE)DCC license search data, query San Mateo (refreshed 22 Sep 2026)
Belmont and cannabis, stop by stop
Belmont's cannabis debate begins
Whether to allow dispensaries in Belmont became a contentious issue going back to 2017, the San Mateo Daily Journal reported.
Source · smdailyjournal.comCannabis zoning district created
At the end of 2023 the city created a district on El Camino Real between O'Neill Avenue and F Street allowing at most two cannabis businesses, subject to council approval.
Source · smdailyjournal.comPlanning Commission votes against NUG
The Planning Commission voted against recommending the NUG proposal at 1538 El Camino Real.
Source · smdailyjournal.comCity Council approves both stores
The City Council approved NUG and Canna-Bel, with Councilmember Gina Latimerlo the only vote against the NUG site.
Source · smdailyjournal.comNUG Cannavine state license issued
DCC lists an issue date of 11 Sep 2025 for license C10-0001621-LIC at 1538 El Camino Real, Suite C.
Source · as-dcc-pub-cann-w-p-002.azurewebsites.netBelmont's first dispensary opens
NUG Cannavine opened at 1538 El Camino Real, the only cannabis store between San Bruno and Redwood City at the time.
Source · smdailyjournal.comCanna-Bel state license issued
DCC lists an issue date of 15 Dec 2025 for license C10-0001650-LIC at 1397 El Camino Real.
Source · as-dcc-pub-cann-w-p-002.azurewebsites.netCannavine delivery from Belmont begins
Cannavine announced in-house delivery from its Belmont store from this date; by 16 Oct 2026 its store page said its own drivers deliver to Peninsula towns from Millbrae to Palo Alto and Stanford.
Source · trycannavine.com
Why does Belmont have only two dispensaries?
Belmont caps cannabis retail at two stores. At the end of 2023 the city created a zoning district on El Camino Real between O'Neill Avenue and F Street that permits cannabis retail and distribution, allows a maximum of two businesses, and still requires City Council approval, according to the San Mateo Daily Journal.
The Daily Journal also reports the conditions. Stores must be at least 600 feet from child care facilities or schools, and no smoking or loitering is allowed outside them. Cannabis operators pay a 6% business license tax on gross receipts, compared with 0.4% for other retailers.
The DCC license search matches that cap: two active storefront licenses carry a Belmont address. Redwood City, just south, has five active storefront licenses: Embarc, Juva, Airfield Supply Company, Flor and MMD.
SourcesSan Mateo Daily Journal: Belmont OKs 2 cannabis dispensaries (27 Mar 2025)DCC license search data, query Belmont (refreshed 22 Sep 2026)DCC license search data, query Redwood City (refreshed 22 Sep 2026)
Where can you use cannabis around Belmont?
Use it at home or on other private property where the owner allows it. State law bars smoking or eating cannabis in public places, and Belmont does not allow smoking or loitering outside its cannabis stores, the San Mateo Daily Journal reports.
Public use is an infraction with a fine of up to $100. You also cannot have an open container of cannabis while driving or riding in a vehicle, so keep purchases sealed until you get home.
If you are staying in a hotel, do not smoke or vape there: California hotels have been smoke-free by law since 1 Jan 2024, rooms included, and DCC says most hotels do not allow other cannabis use in rooms either.
The Belmont zoning district, as the Daily Journal describes it, covers retail and distribution; we found no licensed on-site consumption lounge in Belmont. Our San Francisco page explains how that city's licensed lounges work.
SourcesCalifornia Department of Cannabis Control: What's legalCalifornia Legislative Information: Health and Safety Code 11362.3California Legislative Information: Health and Safety Code 11362.4San Mateo Daily Journal: Belmont OKs 2 cannabis dispensaries (27 Mar 2025)California Department of Public Health: California Clean Indoor Air Laws FAQ (SB 626 made hotels and motels 100% smoke-free from 1 Jan 2024; Labor Code 6404.5(e))
How does cannabis delivery work in Belmont?
Licensed delivery is legal in Belmont. State law says only licensed retailers, microbusinesses or licensed nonprofits may deliver cannabis, and a city cannot prevent licensed delivery on public roads.
Drivers may deliver only to a physical address in California and not to publicly owned land or buildings leased by a public agency (4 CCR 15416). Deliveries follow the same 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. window as store sales.
Cannavine's own drivers deliver from the Belmont store to Peninsula towns from Millbrae down to Palo Alto and Stanford. Delivery customers show the same ID at the door as in the store.
SourcesCalifornia Legislative Information: Business and Professions Code 26090DCC: Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis Regulations, revised 1 Jul 2026 (4 CCR 15403, 15404, 15409, 15416)Cannavine: NUG Cannavine Belmont store page
Tips for Belmont visitors
Expect warmer summers than San Francisco. NOAA's 1991-2020 normals put Redwood City's July high at 81.0 F, against 66.3 F in downtown San Francisco.
Bring your passport if you are visiting from abroad: California accepts a valid passport issued by any government as ID. Stores stop selling at 10 p.m. under state rules, and Cannavine takes its last pickup order at 8:45 p.m.
Do not pack cannabis for a flight out of SFO. TSA refers any illegal substance found at screening to law enforcement, and federal law still bars taking cannabis across state lines. The federal rule of 28 Apr 2026 moved only FDA-approved drug products and marijuana under state medical licenses to Schedule III.
Check any shop before you buy by scanning the QR code on the state license in its window. For the statewide rules, see our California laws page and the guide to a first dispensary visit.
SourcesNOAA NCEI: 1991-2020 monthly normals, Redwood City (USC00047339)NOAA NCEI: 1991-2020 monthly normals, San Francisco Downtown (USW00023272)DCC: Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis Regulations, revised 1 Jul 2026 (4 CCR 15403, 15404, 15409, 15416)Cannavine: NUG Cannavine Belmont store pageTSA: What can I bring? Medical marijuana (updated 27 Apr 2026)California Department of Cannabis Control: What's legalFederal Register 2026-08176: Rescheduling of FDA-approved and state-medical-license marijuana to Schedule III (28 Apr 2026)
Guides for your visit
FAQ
Where is Cannavine Belmont?
At 1538 El Camino Real, Suite C, Belmont, CA 94002, under DCC license C10-0001621-LIC. The store trades as NUG Cannavine Belmont, sits between Ralston Avenue and Harbor Boulevard, and lists hours of 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Source: trycannavine.com
Does Cannavine Belmont deliver?
Yes. Cannavine's own drivers deliver from the Belmont store to Peninsula towns from Millbrae to Palo Alto and Stanford; the fee and minimum show at checkout once you enter an address. Pickup orders are usually bagged in about 20 minutes.
Source: trycannavine.com
Is Nug Cannavine the same as Cannavine?
Partly. The Belmont store trades as NUG Cannavine, a pairing of Cannavine and NUG Dispensary, under its own license held by Nug Cv Blmt LLC. The San Mateo Daily Journal identifies Hrant Ekmekjian as Cannavine's owner, and DCC lists him among the license owners.
How many dispensaries are in Belmont?
Two. The DCC license search lists two active storefront licenses with a Belmont address, NUG Cannavine and Canna-Bel, and the city's cannabis district allows a maximum of two businesses, according to the San Mateo Daily Journal. The other two shops on this page, Flor and Juva, are in neighboring Redwood City.
Can Peninsula visitors shop in Belmont?
Yes, if you are 21 or older with a valid ID, and a passport issued by any government counts. California's daily limits apply: 28.5 grams of non-concentrated cannabis and 8 grams of concentrate.
Source: cdn.cannabis.ca.gov
Can I smoke outside a Belmont dispensary?
No. Belmont does not allow smoking or loitering outside its cannabis stores, the San Mateo Daily Journal reports, and state law bars cannabis use in public places. Public use is an infraction with a fine of up to $100.
Source: smdailyjournal.com
Is there a dispensary near SFO?
The Belmont shops are about 9 miles in a straight line from NOAA's San Francisco International Airport weather station, by our calculation from the NOAA station record and the DCC premises coordinates. Without a car, take BART from the SFO station in the International Terminal to Millbrae, then Caltrain south to Belmont Station at 995 El Camino Real.
Source: ncei.noaa.gov
What dispensaries are in Redwood City?
The DCC license search lists five active storefront licenses in Redwood City: Embarc, Juva, Airfield Supply Company, Flor and MMD. Flor, at 620 El Camino Real, and Juva, at 2301 Broadway, are the Redwood City shops listed on this page.
Is there a dispensary in San Mateo or San Carlos?
Not in DCC data refreshed 22 Sep 2026. A DCC license search for "San Mateo" returned active storefronts in San Mateo County only in Belmont, Daly City, Pacifica, Redwood City and San Bruno. The San Mateo Daily Journal reports San Mateo's City Council has tabled lifting its retail ban at least twice.
Where do I park at Belmont Caltrain station?
Belmont Station at 995 El Camino Real has 375 parking spaces. Pay at the ticket vending machine or through the ParkMobile app, parking zone 99610.
Source: caltrain.com
Do Belmont dispensaries take credit cards?
Cannavine Belmont lists debit and cash at the counter, not credit cards. We have not verified Canna-Bel's payment options, so check with the store.
Source: trycannavine.com
Sources (18)Last reviewed 16 Oct 2026
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- DCC license search data, query Redwood City (refreshed 22 Sep 2026) (accessed 23 Sep 2026)
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- San Mateo Daily Journal: Belmont's 1st dispensary opens (11 Dec 2025) (accessed 23 Sep 2026)
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- California Legislative Information: Health and Safety Code 11362.4 (accessed 23 Sep 2026)
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