Named for the Neighborhood
Carnegie Hill runs roughly from 86th to 96th Street between Fifth and Third Avenue, named for the Andrew Carnegie mansion at Fifth and 91st that now houses the Cooper Hewitt. It’s one of Manhattan’s quietest, most residential corners: limestone townhouses, prewar co-ops, Saturday mornings at the Corner Bookstore on Madison.
Our store sits just to the east on Second Avenue at 89th Street, so for most of Carnegie Hill we’re a ten- to fifteen-minute walk straight across 89th or 90th. From the Guggenheim it’s about fifteen minutes. From the 92nd Street Y on Lexington, closer to eight.
Delivery Built for Townhouses and Doorman Buildings
A lot of Carnegie Hill orders come by delivery, and we get why. Our couriers are discreet, our bags are plain, and every order goes into the hands of the adult who placed it, checked against a valid 21+ ID. We can’t leave orders with a doorman, so plan to meet your courier in the lobby.
From our store, Carnegie Hill is a short ride, so delivery here usually lands well inside our two-hour window.
What the Neighborhood Shops
Carnegie Hill leans toward low-dose, smoke-free and social: THC drinks for a dinner party, gentle gummies for sleep, tinctures you can measure to the drop. Our drinks shelf and edibles case are built for exactly that, alongside a full flower wall for the purists.