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Astoria · NeighborhoodN/W36-10 Ditmars BlvdSame-day delivery

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Whitestone.

Terp Bros NYC delivers same-day to Whitestone from the Astoria store at 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, about 5.2 miles away in a straight line. Whitestone ZIP code 11357 has a $100 order minimum. Order by 9pm for same-day delivery. Delivery is free on every order over $100, payment is prepaid through Dutchie Pay, and the driver checks 21+ ID at the door.

HubAstoria
36-10 Ditmars Blvd
Astoria, NY 11105
Free over $100
Delivery
Order by 9pm
Same-day cutoff
The Whitestone plate

How we serve Whitestone.

Pickup
Order ahead
Or walk in
Delivery
Same-day
21+ ID at drop
License
#000020
NY OCM CAURD
Hours
See store page
Current hours listed there

Routed from Astoria · 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, NY 11105

Live menu pulled across both stores

Weed Delivery to Whitestone

Terp Bros NYC delivers same-day to Whitestone from the Astoria store at 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, about 5.2 miles away in a straight line. Whitestone ZIP code 11357 has a $100 order minimum. Order by 9pm for same-day delivery. Delivery is free on every order over $100, payment is prepaid through Dutchie Pay, and the driver checks 21+ ID at the door.

The Astoria store fills every Whitestone order. Start on the live menu.

Whitestone at a Glance

  • ZIP code and minimum: 11357, $100 delivery minimum
  • Serving store: Astoria, 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, about 5.2 miles in a straight line
  • Subway: none directly
  • Local government: Community District 7
  • Same-day cutoff: order by 9pm
  • Payment and ID: prepaid through Dutchie Pay, 21+ ID checked at the door

Landmarks and Local History

Dutch farmers founded Whitestone in 1645 and named it for a large white limestone boulder on the shore. In 1765 the British granted the land to Francis Lewis, a Welsh-born merchant who later signed the Declaration of Independence. Grace Episcopal Church on Clintonville Street went up in 1858 on land his family donated, and Francis Lewis Park on 3rd Avenue between Parsons Boulevard and 147th Street is a city park on the land of that grant.

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge opened in 1939 with a 2,300-foot center span and brought further development. Before that, trains reached the neighborhood on the LIRR Whitestone Branch, which stopped at Malba and Whitestone-14th Avenue until it was abandoned on February 15, 1932. Malba, the waterfront section, takes its name from the surnames of its five founders: Maycock, Alling, Lewis, Bishop and Avis.

Read more in the Whitestone article on Wikipedia.

Where You Can Consume

Francis Lewis Park is NYC Parks property. NYC Parks prohibits smoking and vaping in all city parks except median strips, and the rule also covers beaches and boardwalks. Check the NYC Parks smoke-free rules before a waterfront stop.

How to Order from Whitestone

  1. Browse the live Astoria menu.
  2. Choose delivery and enter your Whitestone address.
  3. Upload your 21+ ID for pre-verification.
  4. Prepay through Dutchie Pay and confirm before 9pm for same-day.
  5. Meet the driver at the door, show ID, and accept the sealed package.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the delivery minimum in Whitestone?

ZIP code 11357 has a $100 minimum. Delivery is free on every order over $100.

Is there a train in Whitestone?

Not directly. No subway serves the neighborhood, and the LIRR branch that once did was abandoned in 1932.

Which Whitestone landmark honors a signer of the Declaration of Independence?

Francis Lewis Park and the Grace Episcopal Church site both trace back to Francis Lewis, whose estate covered much of the area.

Weed Delivery Whitestone - frequently asked questions

What is the delivery minimum in Whitestone?

ZIP code 11357 has a $100 minimum. Delivery is free on every order over $100.

Is there a train in Whitestone?

Not directly. No subway serves the neighborhood, and the LIRR branch that once did was abandoned in 1932.

Which Whitestone landmark honors a signer of the Declaration of Independence?

Francis Lewis Park and the Grace Episcopal Church site both trace back to Francis Lewis, whose estate covered much of the area.