When talking about iconic combinations, most people might start with a classic like peanut butter and jelly or popcorn and a movie.

While those are cool and everything, the real iconic duo is weed and food — practically any food.

Anyone who has smoked or indulged in THC knows the munchies that accompany the high. But while your appetite may be ravishing, your elevated state makes food taste that much better.

We’ve gathered a list of our favorite places to eat while stoned.

Green Dot Stables 2200 W. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit; 313-962-5588; greendotstables.com Nothing beats a $3 slider, and Green Dot is the perfect way to watch your pockets while satisfying your munchie cravings. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Honest John’s 488 Selden St., Detroit; 313-832-5646; honestjohnsdetroit.com Wake and bake? Brunch at Honest John’s. Late night toke? Eat at Honest John’s. You get the best of both worlds. Honest John’s sign says it best: sobriety sucks. Credit: Honest John's / Facebook
Detroit Cookie Co. 23421 Woodward Ave., Ferndale; 248-246-8060;detroitcookieco.com Sometimes THC comes in cookie form, other times you have to buy it separately. This is the latter, but they’re combinations are guaranteed to leave you satisfied. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Taystee’s Burgers 10419 Ford Rd., Dearborn; 313-724-6535;taysteesburger.com Taystee’s Burgers menu is what stoner dreams are made of. From coleslaw fries covered in barbecue sauce to mac and cheese balls and large, thick burgers, there’s a lot to choose from. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Buddy’s Pizza 17125 Conant St., Detroit; 313-892-9001; buddyspizza.com Detroit-style pizza is like regular pizza, but square. Let your mind ponder over that while enjoying one of Buddy’s signature slices. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Eureka Eatery 3080 N. Monroe St., Monroe; 734-457-4571; eurkeaeatery.com If it’s chicken you want, it’s chicken you’ll get (and probably a milkshake, truffle fries, and mac-n-cheese, too). Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Street Sweets 2237 18 Mile Rd., Sterling Heights; 586-991-5380; streetsweetsdet.com Maybe cannabis gives you a sweet tooth. That’s fine, Street Sweets dishes out funky and creative sweets as well as traditional Mediterranean delights for whatever flavor you’re feeling. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Trap Vegan 20198 Livernois Ave., Detroit;trapvegan.com Just because your diet might be vegan, doesn’t mean your canna-cravings can’t get a juicy burger either. Credit: Photo via Trap Vegan / Facebook
Sweetwater Tavern 400 E. Congress St., Detroit; 313-962-2210; sweetwatertavern.net Sweetwater marinates their wings, considered the best in metro Detroit, for 24 hours, giving your munchies monster a full dose of flavor. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Barcade 666 Selden St., Detroit; 313-285-9410; barcadedetroit.com High plus food and pinball? Games are even more fun with a buzz. Credit: Photo by Steve Neavling
Yogurt City 122 S. Main St., Royal Oak; 248-398-1999 Fro-yo and countless choices for toppings? Sign us up. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Detroit 75 Kitchen 4800 W. Fort St., Detroit; detroit75kitchen.com What better way to feed your cannabis-infused appetite than with a menu whose sandwich names allow you to eat your way through the city? Credit: Photo via Detroit 75 Kitchen/Instagram
Duly’s Place Coney Island 5458 W. Vernor Hwy., Detroit; 313-554-3076; facebook.com/DulysConeyIsland A coney island that feels like home is all you need to combat the munchies. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Fleetwood Diner 300 S. Ashley St., Ann Arbor; 734-995-5502 orderfleetwooddiner.com Fleetwood Diner has a dish called “The Original Hippie Hash Breakfast” — need we say more? Credit: Photo via Google Maps
L. George’s Coney Island 13635 W. McNichols Rd., Detroit; 313-342-6516 Is there anything that beats a late-night chilli cheese fries and wing ding combo? Probably not. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
O.W.L. 27302 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak; 248-808-6244; owlwoodward.com Whether you want breakfast or for dinner, this Mexican-American fusion is sure to keep you floating a little bit longer. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Pie-Sci Pizza 5163 Trumbull St., Detroit; 313-818-0290; piescipizza.com Pie-Sci offers vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy free options, so no matter what your taste buds identify as, you’ll be left satisfied. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Savvy Sliders Multiple locations; savvysliders.com Savvy Sliders offers a variety of sliders to choose from including Mediterranean, rib-eye, and chicken. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Starter’s Bar and Grill 18426 Plymouth Rd., Detroit; 313-837-3630; startersdetroit.com Whether it’s catfish or lamb chops, or even alfredo, Starter’s is guaranteed to have something that’s guaranteed to fill you up. Credit: Photo via Google Maps
Bucharest Grill 2684 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit; 313-965-3111; bucharestgrill.com A chicken shawarma is one of those foods that will never disappoint — ever. Credit: Photo via Google Maps

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