Delivery
Weed delivery to SoHo
Yes, Qube offers cannabis delivery to homes and private businesses in SoHo, about 2.5 miles by road from its licensed store at 1412 Broadway. This page covers the cast-iron blocks between Houston and Canal Streets west of Lafayette Street; NoHo and NoLIta share ZIP 10012. Checkout confirms the address.
- Manhattan
- 21+ with photo ID

Delivery facts for SoHo
- Delivered from
- Qube's licensed store at 1412 Broadway, on the corner of West 39th Street
- Distance
- About 2.5 miles by road, to Prince St station
- Phone
- (212) 871-0169
- 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
Shop the live menu
Stock and prices change through the day.
Check out with your address
Pay online. You see any fee, minimum and window before you pay.
Show ID at the door
Your own, as the buyer. Nobody else can take the order.
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
Delivering in SoHo
How Qube delivers to a SoHo loft or shop
About three in four of SoHo's roughly 6,000 homes are in buildings of four to six floors, by city lot records, and close to nine in ten in pre-1940 buildings. Add the loft or unit number; with no front desk, go down to the street door when the driver buzzes. A shop, studio or gallery is a private business and can order too, with you there. Either way you, the buyer, meet the driver in person, show a valid photo ID proving you are 21 or older, and sign; nothing is left at a register or the street door.
Houston to Canal, and Broome Street's ZIP line
Houston Street on the north and Canal Street on the south are fixed. This page runs west to Sixth Avenue, though some maps stop at West Broadway and call the Sullivan and Thompson blocks the South Village, and east to Lafayette Street, where NoLIta begins; NoHo lies across Houston. Broome Street is the ZIP line: north of it, up to Houston, addresses use 10012, while Broome itself and the blocks down to Canal use 10013. Counted by homes, 10012 holds about 71%.
Cast iron, Belgian block and loft co-ops
Much of SoHo is landmarked. The SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District dates from 1973, and a 2010 extension added about 135 properties along its east and west sides. Many side streets keep their Belgian block paving. About 14% of homes are in elevator co-ops converted from lofts or warehouses, and about 44% of tax lots mix homes with commercial space, so write the unit or the business name beside the street number.
Where orders can't go here
Vesuvio Playground on Thompson Street, Father Fagan Park on Sixth Avenue, Playground of the Americas on Houston Street and Grand Canal Court by Canal 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.
Who you're ordering from
Licensed by New York State
Adult-use conditional retail dispensary license OCM-CAURD-24-000127, from New York's Office of Cannabis Management. Check Qube on OCM's dispensary list.
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570+ reviews on Qube's Google profile. No incentivized reviews.
Every order leaves one store
The licensed store at 1412 Broadway, on West 39th Street, where you can also pick up.
Pickup
Pick up instead
Prince St, at Broadway and Prince Street, has the R from about 6 AM to 11:40 PM every day and the W on weekdays; late at night the N and Q stop there instead, and the N all weekend. All four go to 34 St-Herald Sq. Along Houston Street, Broadway-Lafayette St has the D and F to 34 St-Herald Sq at all hours. From Herald Square, walk five blocks up Broadway to the store at West 39th Street.
- Address
- 1412 Broadway, New York, NY 10018
- Corner
- 39th Street & Broadway
- Hours
- Open daily 8 AM to 2 AM
- Phone
- (212) 871-0169
SoHo lofts, shops and corners
Can I get cannabis delivered in SoHo?
Yes. Qube brings orders from 1412 Broadway to SoHo homes and private businesses between Houston and Canal Streets once checkout confirms the street address.
How far is SoHo from the store by road?
About 2.5 miles to Prince St station, by way of Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
Can my shop or studio in SoHo receive an order?
Yes, if you are there yourself. A shop, studio, gallery or office here counts as a private business, so give its street address and name; a coworker can't sign for your order.
Is my SoHo address 10012 or 10013?
Look at Broome Street. Addresses north of Broome use 10012; Broome Street itself and the blocks south of it, down to Canal, use 10013.
Is a building on Sullivan or Thompson Street part of SoHo?
Maps differ. Some call the blocks between Sixth Avenue and West Broadway the South Village, while this page counts them as SoHo, and homes and private businesses there can order either way.
Can I pick up at the store instead?
Yes. Ride from Prince St or Broadway-Lafayette St to 34 St-Herald Sq, then walk five blocks north to 1412 Broadway, open 8 AM to 2 AM.
Nearby delivery pages
- Tribeca2.7 mi by road from the storesouth across Canal Street, west of Broadway down to Chambers Street, former warehouse lofts with a few towers among them; ZIPs 10013 and 10007.
- East Village2.3 mi by road from the storenortheast across Houston Street past the Bowery, walk-ups from Houston up to 14th Street and Alphabet City out to the river; ZIPs 10009 and 10003.
- Financial District5.9 mi by road from the storesouth down Broadway past Tribeca, the Wall Street towers and the Seaport's low blocks above The Battery; five ZIPs, with 10038 holding the most homes.
- Herald Squareup Broadway on the R, N, Q or W, five blocks below the store; the benches in Herald and Greeley Squares are public space, so orders go to a street address.
