How long until an Irvington order arrives?
Most Irvington doors hear the knock 20–40 minutes after the driver clears our White Plains lot — the Saw Mill Parkway and Ashford Avenue handle the crossing, and Broadway spreads stops through the village. East Irvington, closer to the parkway, often lands early in the window; the waterfront end of Main Street, where the driver negotiates the grade and station traffic, can run later. Friday evenings around the Metro-North arrivals are the slow patch. The clock starts only when your AeroPay or CanPay prepayment clears, since New York bars drivers from leaving beforehand — so pay promptly, keep your phone handy, and meet the door with your 21+ government ID.
Can I choose pickup instead of waiting at home?
Anytime — swap delivery for pickup at checkout and collect from our Central Ave dispensary in White Plains, about twenty minutes from the village. In-store pickup lets you inspect the shelf and workshop choices with a budtender; curbside sends your prepaid order out to the free on-site lot so you never leave the car. For payment: delivery and curbside orders are prepaid digitally through AeroPay or CanPay, while in-store pickup at the White Plains counter also takes cash and debit. Commuters coming off 287 find curbside especially painless. Both counter and curb end with the same checkpoint: valid government ID showing you’re 21 or older.
Do you serve East Irvington as well as the village?
Yes — East Irvington’s streets off Mountain Road and Taxter Road are fully covered, along with every other corner of 10533: Main Street top to bottom, the waterfront and station blocks, the North Broadway and South Broadway estate stretches, Cyrus Field Road’s wooded lanes and the Ardsley-on-Hudson pocket. Since we also cover Tarrytown-adjacent Greenburgh, Dobbs Ferry and Ardsley, border addresses stay seamless. Note for the estate section: if your house sits behind a gate or down a shared drive, a sentence of directions at checkout spares the driver a guessing game — orders must be handed to you personally at your residence, with a valid 21+ government ID shown at the door.
Is the area near Sunnyside on your route?
Regularly — the West Sunnyside Lane area and the streets between Broadway and the river near Washington Irving’s Sunnyside are part of our standard Irvington loop. The estate itself is a museum, so deliveries can’t meet you there; state rules limit handoffs to private residences, which also rules out Matthiessen Park and the Aqueduct trail. The move that works: order before you tour Sunnyside’s grounds, and the driver will typically reach your home right around your return — the 20–40 minute window cooperates nicely with a house tour. As always, the car is unmarked, the driver NYS-licensed, and your valid 21+ government ID gets checked at your own door.
When and how do I pay?
At checkout, before anything moves — New York State requires every delivery order paid in full prior to the driver leaving the dispensary, and the payment rail is AeroPay or CanPay, a bank-link service you connect once and reuse with a tap. There’s deliberately no cash at the door and no card swiping in the driveway; drivers carry nothing to steal and nothing to fumble, which keeps Irvington stops down to seconds. For payment: delivery and curbside orders are prepaid digitally through AeroPay or CanPay, while in-store pickup at the White Plains counter also takes cash and debit. Every path converges on one final step: presenting valid government ID that proves you’re 21 or older.
What’s the free-delivery cutoff?
$99 — cross it and the trip to any Irvington address is free. Reaching the line takes less than people expect: a pair of vape carts, or an eighth plus a beverage four-pack, generally does it. Households here tend to schedule one consolidated weekly order rather than several small ones, which keeps every delivery in free territory and every doorstep visit brief. Totals prepay through AeroPay or CanPay per state law. Under the cutoff with no desire to add on? For payment: delivery and curbside orders are prepaid digitally through AeroPay or CanPay, while in-store pickup at the White Plains counter also takes cash and debit. The 21+ government ID check applies at every handoff regardless.
What makes your Irvington deliveries legal?
The license and the process. Cannabis Realm NY operates under a New York State Office of Cannabis Management license, sells only lab-tested products from licensed NYS producers, tracks everything through the state’s seed-to-sale system and staffs routes with NYS-licensed drivers. On your end, legality requires being 21 or older, showing valid government ID at the door and receiving the order at a private residence — not the station platform, not Scenic Hudson’s riverfront park, not a Main Street bench. That’s the whole legal architecture, and it’s why prepayment and the ID check aren’t hoops but proof: any service that skips them is operating outside the law, with product no lab has seen.
Does delivery to Irvington cost anything?
Not above $99 — from there up, the drive from White Plains is free to every street in 10533, riverfront to East Irvington. Below the line, the current sub-threshold policy appears at checkout before you commit. What you pay is menu price plus New York’s cannabis taxes, prepaid via AeroPay or CanPay as the state requires; no hill fees, no estate-section surcharges, no add-ons for the far end of Main Street. If your cart is flirting with the threshold, one pre-roll usually settles the question cheaper than any fee. Pickup on Central Ave is free at any size. Valid 21+ government ID at handoff, every time.
What items show up on the Irvington menu?
The full White Plains roster: New York–grown flower, pre-rolls plain and infused, vape cartridges and disposables, edibles, cannabis beverages, concentrates, tinctures and topicals — each from an NYS-licensed producer, each carrying printed lab results you can verify against the label. Irvington skews thoughtful: tinctures, low-dose gummies and balanced-ratio products lead, with weekend upticks in beverages when the waterfront calls. If you want guidance, add a note at checkout — the team sees it while packing your order. Inventory is live; listed means present. All products 21+, ID checked at delivery and pickup.