Cannabis Pickup in Toronto: How Order-Online, Pick-Up-In-Store Works

Browse the menu, add to cart, place your order, then bring government photo ID and pay and pick up in store. Here is how online ordering works at Sugar Beach Cannabis.

Cannabis pickup in Toronto works like this at Sugar Beach Cannabis: browse the live menu, add products to your cart, place your order online, then come to 192 Queens Quay East with government photo ID, pay and pick up in store. It is legal in Ontario because the AGCO allows licensed stores to sell online and have customers pick up the product in store.

Below is the step-by-step, what to bring, and the rules that apply to every online order.

Why order ahead?

Ordering online does not change the product or the rules. It changes how you spend your time. You can compare THC and CBD numbers, package sizes and prices at your own pace on your phone, then come in knowing exactly what you are collecting. It suits people who:

• Already know the format and size they want.
• Like to compare the full catalogue before deciding.
• Are walking over from work or a nearby errand and want a quick stop.

Prefer to talk it through first? Walk-ins are always welcome, and our first-time dispensary guide explains how an in-store visit works.

Step by step: order online, pick up in store

1. Browse the live menu. Go to sugarbeachcannabis.com/shop/toronto-1/menu. Filter by category: dried flower, pre-rolls and blunts, vapes, edibles, beverages, extracts and concentrates, or oils and drops.
2. Check the product details. Each listing shows the Total THC and Total CBD, the package size, the regular price and the lower member price.
3. Add to cart. Add everything you want in one order. Keep the purchase limit in mind (more on that below).
4. Place your order. Review your cart and submit it.
5. Bring government photo ID. Whoever comes in to collect must be 19 or older with valid government photo ID.
6. Pay and pick up in store. Come to 192 Queens Quay East, Unit A5. Staff confirm your ID, you pay at the counter, and you leave with your order in its sealed, labelled packaging.

If you have a question about an order you have placed, call the store at 437-780-0285 or send us a message.

What to bring

• Government photo ID. Required for every pickup, no exceptions. Ontario's legal age for recreational cannabis is 19, according to the Government of Ontario.
• Your order details. Your name and the order you placed, so staff can find it quickly.
• Nobody under 19. The AGCO expects stores to have procedures to prevent anyone under 19 from entering. That applies to pickup visits too.

The rules for online orders

Ordering online does not lift any Ontario rule. A few that matter:

• The 30 gram limit applies. The AGCO says customers cannot purchase more than 30 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent, at one time. Extracts, edibles and beverages count toward that limit by federal equivalency. Our possession limits guide does the math for each format.
• Products are sold sealed. You collect the same federally labelled package you would buy in store, complete with the standardized cannabis symbol and the excise stamp. See how to read an Ontario cannabis label.
• No consuming on the way home in a car. Ontario says you cannot consume cannabis in a vehicle or boat that is being driven or will be driven. Keep your order sealed for the trip.

Choosing what to add to your cart

The menu gives you the same information the package does, so you can shop by the numbers:

• Flower and pre-rolls: compare Total THC and Total CBD in mg/g, plus the net weight. Packs of pre-rolls also list the number of units and the weight of each. Our pre-rolls and blunts guide explains the formats.
• Edibles and beverages: compare Total THC in mg per package and per unit. Federal rules cap edible cannabis at 10 mg of THC per package. The edibles guide covers the details.
• Vapes and concentrates: compare Total THC in mg/g and check whether a cartridge needs a separate battery.

Not sure between two products? Call the store before you order and staff can talk you through the differences.

Pricing: regular and member prices

Every product on the menu shows two prices: the regular price and a lower member price.

Tips for a smooth pickup

• Order everything at once. One order is quicker to collect than two.
• Read the units. Flower and vapes show Total THC in mg/g. Edibles show Total THC in mg per unit and per package. Comparing like with like saves you a surprise at the counter.
• Ask questions at pickup. Placing an order online does not mean you cannot talk to staff. If you want to know more about a product or how to store it, just ask.
• Plan the walk. TTC bus routes run along Queens Quay East, and Union Station is about a 20-minute walk. Coming from the island ferries? The Jack Layton Ferry Terminal is about 17 minutes away on foot. See our Sugar Beach dispensary guide for directions from the waterfront.

After pickup

Health Canada advises keeping cannabis out of sight and reach of children and pets, in its original child-resistant packaging. That matters most for edibles and beverages, which can look like ordinary food and drinks. And as with any cannabis product, start low, go slow, and never drive after using it.

Visit Sugar Beach Cannabis

Sugar Beach Cannabis is at 192 Queens Quay East, Unit A5, Toronto, ON M5A 3Y4, beside Sherbourne Common in East Bayfront. Browse the live menu, order online and pick up in store, or simply walk in. Learn more about us or contact the store with any question.

Frequently asked questions

This article is general information about cannabis rules and products in Ontario, not legal or medical advice. Rules change: check the official sources linked above. Cannabis is for adults 19+. Never drive impaired.