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Broadway Strains
3858 Broadway, New York, NY 10032Directions in Google Maps →
Broadway Strains is at 3858 Broadway in Washington Heights, near 161st Street and a short walk from the 1 train. With about 480 products from 82 brands, it is the largest licensed menu we track in Harlem and Washington Heights, ahead of Gotham Buds. Unlike most Manhattan shops, flower is the biggest category here at 143 listings, followed by 111 pre-rolls, 105 edibles and 104 vapes, plus a 9-item concentrate case.
Ayrloom (18), Hashtag Honey, MFNY, Ruby Farms and Jaunty are the deepest brands, with Jetpacks covering the vape side. The entry price is $4.95 for MFNY's three-pack live resin gummies, and High Peaks sparkling lemonade and Jaunty's Dreamberry sleep gummies are only a few cents more. For anyone in upper Manhattan who wants to shop flower by the gram rather than by pre-roll, this is the strongest selection north of Central Park.
- About 480 products from 82 brands; flower (143) is the largest category, unusual for Manhattan.
- Ayrloom, Hashtag Honey, MFNY, Ruby Farms and Jaunty are the deepest brands.
- Entry price is $4.95 for MFNY live resin gummies, with High Peaks and Jaunty just above.
- Nearest licensed alternative is Gotham Buds on 125th Street in Harlem.
Is Broadway Strains a good flower shop?
It is the best in upper Manhattan by count. With 143 flower listings it has more loose flower than any other licensed shop we track in Harlem or Washington Heights, with Hashtag Honey and Ruby Farms among the main growers stocked.
What are the hours at Broadway Strains?
Sensei does not track hours. Check the shop's Dutchie menu or Google listing before you go, since licensed dispensaries in New York set their own schedules and may change them seasonally.
Can I buy here with an out-of-state ID?
Yes. Any valid government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older works at licensed New York dispensaries, including out-of-state driver's licenses and passports. You do not need to be a New York resident.