Do you have Valentine’s Day dinner reservations yet? If not, don’t sweat it. We’ve got suggestions for spots that are sure to impress, while satisfying every THC-induced food craving you and your date could ever have. And to top it off, we’ve got weed pairings for each restaurant if you need them. South Seattle’s best pot shop is here for you!
Impress your date with reservations at this romantic spot. With an extensive menu, high-back booths, a roaring fire and a view of Lake Washington – you can’t go wrong.
Pot Pairing: Dutch Treat Haze – Project M, starts at $15/1g
This sativa-dominant hybrid will give your creative and social energies a boost, while uplifting your mood and stimulating your appetite. It’s a dope blend for Valentines on the town.
This French-American café is a cozy spot with amazingly delicious food, scratch cocktails and a killer dessert menu. Be sure to take a romantic walk down to the lake after dinner…just be on the lookout out for cranky geese!
Pot Pairing: Sour OG – Artizen, starts at $14/1g
This popular strain is for those who love a balanced sativa/indica buzz. Often described as a “one-hit-quit” strain, this is the perfect weed for a pre-date toke to get your head high and your body ready for romance.
Copperleaf Restaurant at Cedarbrook Lodge
If you’re a fan of the farm-to-table movement, this is your spot. Chef Mark Bodinet has put together a mouth-watering seasonal menu featuring local food and seasonal cocktails for a special night you’ll remember, always. This is the quintessential Northwest dining experience.
Pot Pairing: Grapefruit – Mt Baker Homegrown, starts at $14/1g
This potent sativa smells of tropical citrus and will keep you happy and energetic as you work your way through drinks, appetizers, dinner and dessert. The sweet smell also makes it just right for your best shotgun and smooch moves before you head into dinner.
Ready to stock up for your night out? Stop by A Greener Today at 5209 Martin Luther King Jr Way S and pick up some of the best weed in the Pacific Northwest.
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