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Weed delivery to Harlem

Yes, Qube offers cannabis delivery to homes and private businesses in Central Harlem, from 110th to 155th Street, from its licensed store at 1412 Broadway, about 6.6 miles by road to the 125 St station on Lenox Avenue. Checkout confirms the address and shows any fee, minimum and window.

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  • 21+ with photo ID
A row of brownstone houses with tall stoops and cornices on Lenox Avenue at 123rd Street in Harlem, under a clear sky
Brownstone row houses on Lenox Avenue at West 123rd Street in Harlem, Manhattan. Photo: Jim.henderson, CC0 1.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped and resized.

Delivery facts for Harlem

Delivered from
Qube's licensed store at 1412 Broadway, on the corner of West 39th Street
Distance
About 6.6 miles by road, to 125 St station on the 2 and 3
When deliveries run
Only while the store is open, under OCM's rules
Payment
Paid online at checkout. Drivers take no cash.
Who can accept
You, the buyer. 21 or older, with a valid photo ID.
Handoff
In person, to you, with your signature. Never left at the door or with a front desk.
Daily purchase limit
Up to 3 oz of flower and 24 g of concentrates, edibles and vapes included, under OCM's rules
Fee, minimum and delivery window
Shown at checkout before you pay

How delivery works

  1. Shop the live menu

    Stock and prices change through the day.

  2. Check out with your address

    Pay online. You see any fee, minimum and window before you pay.

  3. Show ID at the door

    Your own, as the buyer. Nobody else can take the order.

  4. Sign for it

    Hand to hand, never left at a door.

What you can order

Open a category, or go straight to the live menu.

The route from the store

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Sketch of the road route from the store at 39th & Broadway. Route data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OSRM. Shorelines: NYC Department of City Planning.

Delivering in Harlem

How Qube delivers to Harlem brownstones, walk-ups and towers

This page is Central Harlem; East Harlem, across Fifth Avenue, and Morningside Heights, above Morningside Park, have pages of their own. Roughly 3 in 10 lots with homes here hold one- to three-family houses, and about half the homes are in buildings of four to six floors. In a house split into apartments, add the floor so the right bell rings; in a complex of several towers, give your building's street number. The buyer takes the order in person with a valid photo ID and signs for it.

Fifth Avenue to the St. Nicholas line, 110th to 155th Street

Central Harlem runs from Central Park North, at 110th Street, up to 155th Street. Fifth Avenue is the east edge to about 142nd Street, detouring around Marcus Garvey Park on Mount Morris Park West, then the Harlem River. The west edge follows Manhattan and Morningside Avenues, then St. Nicholas, Edgecombe and Bradhurst Avenues. Mail splits five ways: 10026 from 110th to 119th Street, 10027 from 120th to about 132nd, 10030 west of Lenox Avenue from 133rd to 144th, 10037 east of Lenox from 130th, and 10039 from 145th to 155th.

Strivers' Row and the Mount Morris blocks

Strivers' Row is the St. Nicholas Historic District: the row houses of 1891 to 1893 on West 138th and West 139th Streets, between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Frederick Douglass Boulevards. Around Marcus Garvey Park, the Mount Morris Park Historic District and its extension take in another 526 lots. Nearly nine in ten lots with homes in those three districts hold two or more apartments, so the floor belongs in the address line.

Where orders can't go here

Central Park across 110th Street, Marcus Garvey Park, Morningside Park, St. Nicholas Park, Jackie Robinson Park and Holcombe Rucker Park on 155th Street can't take an order. Under OCM's delivery rules, orders go only to homes and private businesses. Parks, public buildings, school grounds and houses of worship are off limits.

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Pick up instead

The 2 and 3 run under Lenox Avenue to Times Sq-42 St at all hours from 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza, 116 St, 125 St and 135 St; the 3 also stops at 145 St and Harlem-148 St. Qube is three blocks south of Times Square on Broadway. Farther west, the D runs at all hours from 125 St and 145 St to 34 St-Herald Sq, five blocks below the store; the B makes those stops on weekdays only.

Address
1412 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
Corner
39th Street & Broadway
Hours
Open daily 8 AM to 2 AM

Questions from Central Harlem

Is there weed delivery in Harlem?

Yes, to homes and private businesses in Central Harlem, between 110th and 155th Streets. Checkout confirms your address before you pay.

Does Qube deliver cannabis to East Harlem too?

Yes. East Harlem, east of Fifth Avenue from 96th Street to the Harlem River, has its own page, and homes and private businesses there order the same way.

How far is Harlem from the store by road?

About 6.6 miles to the 125 St station on Lenox Avenue, up the West Side Highway and the Henry Hudson Parkway, then east on 125th Street. In a straight line it is about 4.3 miles.

Can my doorman or a neighbor sign for the order?

No. Signing is the buyer's part, with ID in hand when the driver arrives. A doorman or neighbor can open the street door or call you down, and the order waits with the driver until you get there.

Is ZIP 10027 Harlem or Morningside Heights?

It reaches into each. In Central Harlem, 10027 runs from 120th to about 132nd Street; west of Morningside Park it takes in Morningside Heights from 116th Street north, and that neighborhood has its own page.

Is Lenox Avenue the same street as Malcolm X Boulevard?

Yes, both names are official. Seventh Avenue is also Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, and Eighth Avenue is also Frederick Douglass Boulevard.

Can I pick up at the store instead?

Yes. Ride the 2 or 3 from Lenox Avenue to Times Sq-42 St at any hour and walk down Broadway to the West 39th Street corner.

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