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Weed delivery to NoHo

Yes, Qube offers cannabis delivery to homes and private businesses in NoHo from its licensed store at 1412 Broadway, about 2.4 miles by road to Lafayette and Great Jones Streets. SoHo and NoLIta share ZIP 10012 below Houston Street; this page takes the loft blocks above it, up to Astor Place.

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Ornate white terra-cotta upper floors and cornice of the Bayard-Condict Building in NoHo, seen from below
The Bayard-Condict Building, an 1890s terra-cotta office building at 65 Bleecker Street, NoHo, Manhattan. Photo: Epicgenius, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, resized; this copy is shared under the same license.

Delivery facts for NoHo

Delivered from
Qube's licensed store at 1412 Broadway, on the corner of West 39th Street
Distance
About 2.4 miles by road, to Lafayette Street and Great Jones Street
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 NoHo

Delivering to a NoHo loft, condo or office

In the NoHo Historic District, more than half the buildings are old stores, lofts and warehouses from the dry goods trade of the 1850s to the 1910s. Many now hold homes: of about 3,600, roughly one in six is in a loft or warehouse co-op, and a third are condos. Offices fill about 30% of the floor space, and an office is a private business that can order. Come down when the driver buzzes: you, the buyer, take it in person, show a valid photo ID and sign. Nothing is left at reception or in a mailroom.

Lafayette Street and the East 4th Street ZIP line

The page runs from Houston Street up to Astor Place and East 8th Street, between Mercer Street and the Bowery. Lafayette Street runs up the middle, crossed by Bleecker, Bond, Great Jones and East 4th Streets, while Mulberry, Mott and Elizabeth Streets come north over Houston and end at Bleecker. Great Jones Street and the blocks below it use 10012, and the blocks above East 4th Street use 10003. On East 4th itself, the south side between Broadway and Lafayette is 10012 and the rest is 10003.

Two old buildings and the Astor Place edge

Two buildings are easy to find: the Bayard-Condict Building, an 1890s terra-cotta office building at 65 Bleecker Street, and Colonnade Row, four 1830s row houses at 428 to 434 Lafayette Street. Maps differ at the edges. Some start NoHo at Broadway rather than Mercer Street, and the landmark district runs a block higher, to East 9th Street. The Astor Place plazas, with the cube and the 6 station, also appear on the East Village page.

Where orders can't go here

The firehouse at 42 Great Jones Street, the grounds of Harvey Milk High School at 2 Astor Place and Mercer Playground, on the west side of Mercer Street between Bleecker and West 3rd Streets, 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.

Who you're ordering from

Pickup

Pick up instead

Broadway-Lafayette St has stairs on Houston Street at Broadway and at Lafayette, and the Bleecker St stairs at Lafayette and Bleecker lead into the same complex. Uptown D and F trains run from it at all hours to 34 St-Herald Sq and 42 St-Bryant Pk; on weekdays only, the M until about 9:20 PM and the B until about 9:50 PM add trips. From Herald Square, walk five blocks north on Broadway to West 39th Street.

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

NoHo lofts, offices and ZIP lines

Can I get cannabis delivered in NoHo?

Yes, to homes and private businesses between Houston Street and Astor Place, from Mercer Street to the Bowery. Checkout confirms the street address before you pay.

How far is NoHo from Qube by road?

About 2.4 miles from 1412 Broadway to Lafayette Street at Great Jones Street, mostly on Fifth Avenue and Broadway.

Can the receptionist at my office accept the order?

No. Reception can send the driver up or call you down, but you take the order yourself, face to face, with your ID and your signature.

Is my East 4th Street building in 10012 or 10003?

That depends on the block. Between Broadway and Lafayette Street, the south side uses 10012 and the north side 10003; east of Lafayette, East 4th Street is 10003. Your mail settles it.

Is Astor Place part of NoHo or the East Village?

Maps differ. City Planning draws its East Village line down Fourth Avenue and Cooper Square, which leaves the plazas and the cube in its Greenwich Village area, where it also files NoHo. The East Village page covers them too; this page takes the blocks south of Astor Place.

Can I pick the order up at the store?

Yes. It is a straight ride: an uptown D or F from Broadway-Lafayette St to 34 St-Herald Sq, then five blocks up Broadway to 1412 Broadway, open 8 AM to 2 AM.

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