Lowell Farms: America’s First Marijuana Restaurant Opens in WeHo

All photos by Paul Picasso.

I was a member of NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) for 35 years, freeing the weed–indeed, trying to legalize it. Trying to keep people out of the jails that are populated with real criminals and reprobates.

It’s a little victory; now is the time to cherish the legalization of marijuana. I can now experience marijuana like I did during my time in Amsterdam, with a cozy place to smoke and munch out with friends in the heart of West Hollywood. Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Café, is the first of its kind in the United States, and is located in the same spot where my favorite German restaurant, the Lorelei, was located.

All of the food at Lowell Farms, which is prepared by Chef Andrea Drummer, is natural. I had the most devilishly delicious grilled cheese sandwich I have ever had in my life, and that was before the pairing with the delicious flowers that were available to me. The desserts, candies, and beverages were also top shelf.

Prices vary and are reasonable as long as you are 21. You can choose from an assortment of quality products like hash, dabs, and sativas, as well as all kinds of vegan treats. They are barred from selling edibles or infused food due to city ordinances. Free marijuana grinders, pipes and ashtrays are available. The flower tenders and flower hosts are friendly and knowledgeable. They will even roll your joint for you tableside.

I suggest reservations, as we stood in line for over an hour without one. Once inside, it is light and airy and oh so pleasant. Everything is super yummy and chill, and everyone was enjoying themselves. The music varies from Robin Trower to Billie Holliday. The atmosphere is perfect. A true stoner paradise has come to Metropolis.

photo courtesy of Paul Picasso

 

All hosts and guests pictured agreed to being photographed.

 

 

Tequila Mockingbird

About Tequila Mockingbird

Tequila Mockingbird has been a longtime fixture on the LA music scene. Her first band was "Trouble for Nora" with Mitch Mitchell of "The Jimi Hendrix Experience." She sings with Jeff Goldblum and you can catch her show Saturday nights at Canter's. She is also a promoter, actress, writer and inventor. Her company, Do Monkey Productions, booked the historical punk rock TV show, "New Wave Theater." She has been published in Buzzbin Magazine and has a regular column in Rock City News. Recently she has created Tequila Tattoo Cream and opened The Punk Rock Museum to bring old friends together for art, music , and culture. It is located at KGB studios and curates special events all over Los Angeles in Pop up form. The museum has also contributed art to Pershing Square and Tequila hopes to curate more events for the city that she loves. www.lapunkmuseum.com
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