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Detroit decides for itself who may sell cannabis inside its limits. Ordinance 2022-11, which the City Council passed on 5 April 2022, caps adult-use retail licenses, sets aside half of each license type for Detroit Legacy applicants with long city residency, and keeps retailers to the hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. The first adult-use retail licenses under that ordinance were announced on 22 December 2022, so much of the city's licensed retail is younger than the state market around it.

Our roster records a city for each Detroit store rather than a street, so this page does not sort them by side of town; each store page carries the address the store publishes. One of the 8, House of Dank 8 Mile MI, carries 8 Mile in its listing name, which is also the road where the Detroit Suburbs page begins. With 8 tracked stores across a city of roughly 640,000 residents, Detroit's density is lower than Ann Arbor's, and no single store is close enough to every neighbourhood to set the price for the city. On 13 October 2026 we stopped reading three Detroit stores whose storefronts had loaded with no products on every night we tried, and the five Detroit category pages came down with them, because a category page here has to stand on 5 stores.

Adult-use customers pay Michigan's 16.6% combined tax, a 10% excise with the 6% sales tax charged on top of the excise as well as the price, and registered medical patients pay just the 6%. On 13 October 2026 the Detroit menus we could read were ZAZA Detroit, Cloud Cannabis Detroit and Hyde Cannabis Detroit; House of Dank 8 Mile MI returned no products that morning, and we do not rank a store whose menu we could not read.