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Overpriced
Not worth it, at all. Prices, bad. Selection, bad. Service, bad. Customer support, bad. Even the music was bad. The only positives I can point out are nice decor and nice support staff, who were clearly run ragged.
Be the first to ReplyYou need to go here if you want to have fun but not for a serious meal.
We were only in LA for two days and tried to get reservations but they were full. We stopped over at 9:15 one night and were originally turned away but a few minutes later they had a change of heart and left us in. There were 3 girls and we had to sit at the bar. It was easy to see why tables were not available. It is not large and people were just chilling and talking and smoking. No one was in a hurry to leave. We ordered some laced drinks, french fries, and a few smokes. It was a fun experience - watching people and trying some things that are illegal in my state. Some people said some of the customers were posing. Of course they were. Relax, enjoy the show and have fun.
Be the first to ReplyWe had such a great time here! Bre was amazing!
This was my very first day in cali and we just had to stop at this place. Not only was it the coolest place where you could sit and smoke a joint, the food you can order was great! Service was quick and friendly! The atmosphere was so dope. (literally lol) If you get the chance to go ask for Bre!! She was so awesome!!
Be the first to ReplyAmazing!
This place is amazing! The vibe is great, the atmosphere is dope and the customer service was excellent. Wish I could have visited again while in town but I’ll definitely be back!
Be the first to Reply“Hipsters” Communal cannabis & fun!
“Hipsters” Communal cannabis & Contagious Giggles! Arriving here is met with Valet parking ,a must , and very secure. Reservations required
I don’t smoke myself, but thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. We had a little trouble getting a waitress or a
“Bud-tender” (slow) initially , but once we ordered everything went smoothly.
Food is “classic American burgers, fries, nachos...etc.” though vegan options are there; tasty bites all around! Fun music too, I will definitely try it again!
so disappointed
I went with huge hopes & expatiations for the First Cannabis restaurant in Los Angeles. I even studied both menus before going only to find they changed everything except for the website. Lowell is no long a part of them so the weed was not very good & the prices are a bit high. For my quality it was a $100 a eighth....WTF is it going to fly me home too.
The Food was bad & the Choices were so sad. The BIGGEST disappointment comes with food! Cheap bar food and none of it infused with cannabis , huh.... You would at least expect some cannabis infused deserts or drinks made fresh in the kitchen.
This place is an overhyped waste of time with pricey bad food and inefficient service.
Sooo Disappointed.....
Major downfall no bar
The food was good the service was great highly recommend 5-10$ parking this place highly recommend easy to find
Be the first to ReplySpaced Out
This place is everything you’d expect from a cannibas cafe. You place your cannibas order seperate from food and drinks. We had the turkey wrap and Mac n’ cheese bites and lattes. (No alcohol is served) They were out of the cauliflower nachos. Our reservation was at 9pm but we never got to get a table, they kept saying they were waiting on one to become available, so we just sat at the bar. It was only two of us so not a big problem tho because we got what we came for...a great experience. They should sale their ashtrays also as souvenirs.
Be the first to ReplyFirst Time At the Farm
We showed up here at 945pm from a dinner in Venice and luckily got in. The vibe inside was chill. The bud menu was diverse - whatever your looking for that’s cannabis related. I do recommend going during the odd hours since this place could get pack...enjoy
Be the first to ReplyWhy is nobody First Aid trained in this establishment?
My partner and I were at Lowell's yesterday. The idea of smoking cannabis peacefully in a public space with good food sounded novel and lovely. When we reached, however, my stomach immediately sank at the obvious pretentiousness blaring like a siren from within. We were seated in what looked like a "beach bar" film set, with extras dressed to be seen, their Louboutin-ed legs and Cartiered arms instagrammably positioned. A woman dressed as a cat in a bikini suggested one of their (incredibly overpriced) joints, which we accepted (we did bring our own as well, but it turns out you have to pay $30 per person to use your own).
I have smoked plenty of times in the past and never had a bad experience. This time, however, I very quickly started to feel my heart race and my grip on reality start to slip dangerously away. My mind appeared to split into two: a dizzy, terrified "forefront" and a rational voice somewhere at the back unable to make its way to my mouth. My partner tried to console me but it was difficult in the moment to communicate what was happening to me.
He tried to get me to eat but I couldn't stomach anything in my anxiety (and even in that state, I could tell this place was capitalising on people being high to serve them awful food at ridiculous prices... "avocado whitebean crisp toast topped with mascarpone and microherbs" [paraphrase] is actually preserved guacamole on preserved cream cheese on a piece of preserved bread all bought from the nearest Walmart, for some reason covered in inedible flowers. But I digress.) I watched as several waitresses noticed my distress and did nothing. Eventually, I decided I would feel better outside, and stood up to leave - then immediately felt extremely light-headed. The next thing I knew, I was on the floor, having what only I realised was a focal seizure (I was conscious throughout). I have never had a seizure before so this was obviously scary, but it was what happened next that really disturbed me.
Inevitably, several people crowded around. I couldn't see them well, but I was distantly aware of them. As happens with pretentiousness, as soon as something actually had to be done, the "chilled out" facade crumbled into incompetence. A waitress, after flapping about fruitlessly for a period of time, decided the best thing to do would be to call SECURITY. Not an ambulance? The faint rational voice at the back of my mind even then was asking silently, "Why is not one single person First Aid trained in this establishment?" Aside from one waiter who put a wet cloth on my head and asked my partner if he was okay, everyone seemed to be concerned only for how it might "look" and how this might affect business.
So security came - in the form of a Hollywood caricature of a "damage control" man named Steve. By this time, I had regained some strength, so Steve managed to manoeuvre me outside (where the other guests could not be offended by my medical emergency), and promptly sat another group at our table. Steve fluttered past every 15 minutes to check whether we had left - he might as well have had "DON'T SUE ME" emblazoned in neon lights on his sleazy, oily forehead. He asked my partner if I had hit my head when I fell; he assured Steve that I hadn't. In a remarkable feat of callous idiocy, Steve had the audacity to then turn to me (now hunched over on a sofa outside the café, nursing my hands which were numb with Reynaud's syndrome) and say, "Let's call it a pleasant faint, shall we?" It was a seizure.
To top it all off, as I finally regained the strength to leave and take a taxi home, they actually made my partner pay in full for the food we didn't have a chance to eat because of the seizure I had due to the psychoactive substances they sold us.
Much to be worked out still
I understand this place is new and hiccups are expected but I do not know that I need to go back. I was excited to try this place even tho i do not partake in cannabis as it makes me sleepy.
When we arrived early on a Saturday night we entered the parking lot only to be rudely told "SHOW ME YOUR CONFIRMATION E-MAIL". 1, be kind man dressed in black on a power trip, and 2, don't you have a list of reservations? After digging my phone out and searching for an e-mail we were then sent to a 2nd man dressed in black to check our ID's. He was nice. We were then sent to a 3rd person, the hostess. She checked us in and we waited about 10 minutes for our table.
While we were waiting for our table the rude bouncer went up to the hostess and asked her if she could accommodate a table for 2. Mind you, the line outside was LONG. To the corner. Apparently it was about a 4 hour wait. I look to see who he wants to accommodate and it is 2 half naked women. One of them pretty much has her hoo-ha out. So people, if you want to skip the line just show your private parts.
We were seated on the patio around a tree with the smallest table on earth. I was on the planter, not even a real seat with no back support. My husbands chair was in the walkway and he was bumped into constantly. Tip, get a table on the edges, seem much more comfortable.
Our "budtender" approached us rather quickly but there was not conversation or education. I wanted to know about the products, she just wanted to take our order. My husband ordered a joint, they were all out. She then tells us the menu is outdated and they don't have anything on the list. She rambles off some names they have in stock (the names mean nothing to us), my husband picks one. So we came prepared with cash for the weed, but guess what, they take cards! Pricing, marked up of course, $20 for 1 joint but it was a GOOD joint and decent size.
The waitress finally came and took our order, we ordered the burger to share. The table next to us ordered the same burger about 10 minutes after us and guess who got their burger first. Them, yes they got our burger. When their burger came out, the waitress (a different waitress) took it to them but they already had food. So I told her it was our burger and she was like "oh I need to confirm" and walked away with the food. About 5 minutes later, who knows where I burger was floating around in that time our waitress brought us our burger, COLD. Staff needs some serious training. It is not that big of a deal, I get hiccups but how about a, Sorry... there was a mix-up.. something.
I really hope they work on these things as I would like to go back and enjoy this beautiful space but as of right now, there is no urgency.
Another thing to note, bathrooms are not in a convenient place.