Gourmet Ganja is a growing trend that focuses on cannabis. A culinary tour of cannabis dining experiences available throughout California.
Gourmet Ganja was created to provide newcomers to the cannabis culture a chance to learn about the many restaurants and dispensaries that feature marijuana as an ingredient. By hosting these restaurant experiences in private residences and businesses, users can be more secure in their selections.
Some of the most popular ganja dining experiences are found on social media, where newbies can usually find someone-sanctioned accounts promoting their experience. Many start by looking at theSatiosn, a website dedicated to providing information aboutSatiosns, which typically feature alcohol and food items with an active drug like THC or CBD in them.
Dreamfarm
A beautifully designed and executed cannabis restaurant, Dreamfarm is a beautiful place to visit.
Offering both indoor and outdoor space, the feel of the restaurant is very relaxing. Surrounded by lush foliage and supported by heavy furniture, it feels like a serene place to be.
The menu has several variations on cannabis cuisine, which is a nice touch. You do not have to eat just one type of edible, you can have several types. The individual portions are also good enough to eat in one sitting so that the full effect comes through.
Overall, I would recommend Dreamfarm to anyone looking for an upscale cannabis dining experience.
The Herbery
A delicious diversion from the norm, The Herbery is a cannabis restaurant that offers fully prepared dinners that include ganja. They specialize in cannabis-infused dishes such as cheese plates, burgers, and entrees.
The facility is an inviting space with soft lighting and fine décor. You will have the option to order your ganja as either a topping for one of their many delicious dishes or to be eaten alongside the food.
If you are more of a breakfast person, you should try The Herbery because their café offers several tempting items to start your day.
Kikoko
Kikoko is an upscale cannabis dining experience located in San Francisco. The restaurant has received widespread praise for its culinary touring.
Kikoko is designed like a culinary tour, where you are taken on a guided journey through different sections of the restaurant. Each area features cannabis–infused food prepared in a creative and creative way.
The best part is that you don’t have to know what every food type is to enjoy Kikoko. All foods are served as they are, and if you don’t like it, then you will definitely love it because there are no standards or rules when it comes to food at Kikoko.
Canndora
Canndora is a cannabis-infused dining experience that features multiple chefs preparing dishes using fresh, high-quality marijuana extracts. Your order will include two separate products: One is a topical product such as lotion or oil, and the other is a cooking oil like olive or vegetable oil.
The idea is that you eat with your hands and enjoy the food you are putting into your body. The cannabis ingredients are considered to be in a different category of substance than herbs and spices.
You can choose between smoking, vaporizing, or drinking forms of Canndora.
Hexagon House
The Coachella Valley cannabis dining experience is a culinary tour of California’s Michelin-starred cannabis dining experiences. He or she can choose from several locations, all within a short car ride away from each other.
The concept is to offer several “plates of weed”, each designed to be more prominent than the other. These include traditional dishes such as chicken wings, burgers, and salads as well as snacks like cookies and candies.
Each dish is infused with a different plant compound found in marijuana and/or hemp plants. For example, the wingettes used mint leaves as a flavoring agent, the purslane used lemon balm leaves as a base material, and the goat cheese appetizer used carrot tops pulled with THC-infused carrot Radicalophyta superciliata root tissue.
Kush Eatery
When you’re ready to celebrate the end of your day, or just want to take your meal to the next level, check out Kush Eatery in Burbank.
Kush is a cannabis-infused food and beverage establishment that features several dishes based on different strains of marijuana. Their unique approach to food is what makes it standout.
Each dish is labelled with its base plant (cornmeal crust for their pizza, for example), which indicates the plant with the highest CBD content. Because of this, some dishes may contain higher concentrations of CBD than others.
However, all of their foods are high in THC content and require eating and drinking together due to the psychoactive effect it has.
Rollin’ Fine Cannabis
In California, you can find some very high-end cannabis restaurants. Some are even Michelin-star rated!
Since they are known as culinary experiences, most of them use chef created recipes to create their restaurant menu. Some even use fresh or purified cannabis to flavor the food!
These restaurants make a good point of difference as they use higher doses of CBD in their food compared to others. Most people find that it doesn’t cause any adverse side effects, but if you are more sensitive than average, you may want to look into creating your own CBD food source.
Some chefs have claimed that using only fresh cannabis in the cooking process can give you a better tasting meal. This is because the cannabis is still active and nutritious.
Serra Street Cannabis Club
Serra Street Cannabis Club is an Oakland, California restaurant that offers cannabis-infused experiences. Serra Street is a cultural space where people can come together to share experiences and insights surrounding the cannabis industry.
The restaurant was recently featured in Arc Gomeria, a food and wine publication, for its innovative and appealing cannabis-infused culinary experiences. These culinary experiences include classic dishes like Filet Mignon served with a Marijuana butter sauce and warm chocolate chip cookies with a hint of potency.
Since opening their doors in late 2017, they have received numerous accolades including being featured in the San Francisco Chronicle and The City Paper, respectively. They also received praise from ArcGomeria for their willingness to experiment with styles and products to meet client needs.
Serra Street hopes to continue doing these events occasionally to stay connected with their community.
