High Club operates on Wyoming Street in Detroit’s northwest side, near the Lodge Freeway (M-10) and within a short drive of the Bagley, Springwells, and Mexicantown neighborhoods on the city’s west corridor. The shop is one of two Michigan locations in the High Club chain — the other in Port Huron — and has built a strong local following since Read more...
Club Medz has operated on East Court Street in Flint since 2011, making it one of Genesee County’s longest-running independent medical cannabis provisioning centers. The shop sits near the Ballenger Highway corridor in Flint’s west-central commercial zone and operates exclusively as a medical provisioning center — patients must hold a valid Michigan MMMP card to shop. The store has built Read more...
Common Citizen’s Flint location on South Averill Avenue is the brand’s original dispensary and one of its first retail footprints in Michigan — built when the company was primarily focused on obtaining licenses and establishing its cultivator identity in the state. The shop sits near the Kearsley Street corridor in Flint and carries the full Common Citizen product lineup: flower, Read more...
Gramz Cannabis occupies a storefront on Genesee Street in downtown Lapeer, steps from the Main Street corridor in the heart of Lapeer County’s small commercial district. The shop positions itself as Lapeer’s newest dispensary with one of the largest product selections in the area — over 1,800 items on the live Weedmaps menu — and daily deal drops across flower, Read more...
House of Dank’s Center Line location sits on Lawrence Avenue near the Van Dyke and 10 Mile Road corridor in Macomb County, about a mile from the Warren and Detroit borders — a convenient stop for recreational and medical cannabis shoppers from Center Line, Warren, Eastpointe, and the southeast Macomb County communities. The shop is one of 15 Michigan locations Read more...
New Standard opened its flagship store on John R Road in Hazel Park in April 2020, making it one of metro Detroit’s earliest adult-use dispensaries. The shop launched during the height of the pandemic as curbside-and-delivery only before opening its showroom, which is designed with a clean, minimal aesthetic featuring curated art, photography, and plantlife — a deliberate departure from Read more...
