Service Radius / Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Heights: waterfront elegance.
Brooklyn Heights is the borough's oldest and most distinguished residential neighborhood, designated as New York City's first historic district in 1965. Its tree-lined streets are lined with Federal, Greek Revival, and Romanesque brownstones, many dating to the mid-1800s. The median age of 39 reflects a mix of established professionals, families, and longtime residents.
The Brooklyn Heights Promenade offers one of the most iconic views in New York -- a panoramic sweep of Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, and New York Harbor. Below the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park stretches 85 acres along the waterfront with sports facilities, playgrounds, and cultural programming.
Montague Street is the neighborhood's commercial spine, while St. Ann's Warehouse under the Brooklyn Bridge hosts world-class theater and performance. Jane's Carousel, a restored 1922 carousel in a Jean Nouvel glass pavilion, anchors the park's northern end.
The waterfront and beyond.
Brooklyn Heights' cultural landmarks span from the Promenade to the waterfront, with performing arts and history in between.
Brooklyn Heights Promenade
15 min walkIconic cantilevered walkway with sweeping views of Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, and New York Harbor. One of NYC's most photographed locations.
0.7 mi west
St. Ann's Warehouse
18 min walkWorld-class performing arts venue in a restored tobacco warehouse under the Brooklyn Bridge. Theater, music, and avant-garde productions.
0.8 mi northwest
New York Transit Museum
8 min walkHoused in a decommissioned 1936 subway station on Schermerhorn Street. Vintage trains, exhibitions, and transportation history.
0.4 mi south
Jane's Carousel
20 min walkRestored 1922 carousel in a Jean Nouvel-designed glass pavilion on the Brooklyn Bridge Park waterfront.
0.9 mi northwest
Where Brooklyn Heights gathers.
Montague Street
Brooklyn Heights' main commercial street. Restaurants, banks, specialty shops, and cafes serving the neighborhood's affluent, established residents.
Atlantic Avenue (West)
Antique row, Middle Eastern restaurants, home goods stores, and specialty shops running east-west along the neighborhood's southern boundary.
Brooklyn Bridge Park
85-acre waterfront park with sports facilities, playgrounds, Smorgasburg (seasonal), and cultural programming along the East River.
Walk or ride, your call.
Brooklyn Heights connects to Take N' Toke via multiple subway lines or a scenic walk along Atlantic Avenue through brownstone Brooklyn.
Elevated selections.
Brooklyn Heights expects quality. Our product range is curated with that standard in mind, from premium flower to precisely-dosed edibles.
Flower
Premium strains from NY-licensed cultivators. Hand-selected Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid varieties.
Edibles
Gummies, chocolates, and beverages with precise dosing. Elegant options for a refined palate.
Pre-Rolls
Professionally rolled and ready. Singles and multi-packs for convenience.
Vapes
Discreet cartridges and disposable pens. Convenient for waterfront strolls and park visits.
Brooklyn Heights questions.
How far is Take N' Toke from Brooklyn Heights?
Take N' Toke at 994 Atlantic Avenue is located east of Brooklyn Heights. From Montague Street, it's about a 15-22 minute walk along Atlantic Avenue. The R train at Court Street or the 2/3 at Clark Street can connect you to Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center, one block from our door.
Which subway lines connect Brooklyn Heights to the dispensary?
The R at Court Street (8 min walk to us), the 2/3 at Clark Street (one stop to Atlantic), and the A/C at High Street all connect to the Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center hub. You can also walk along Atlantic Avenue -- it's a pleasant, well-lit route.
What products do Brooklyn Heights customers typically explore?
Brooklyn Heights visitors often gravitate toward our premium flower, precisely-dosed edibles, and discreet vape options. Our staff is knowledgeable and can provide personalized recommendations based on your experience level and preferences.
Can I walk to the dispensary from the Promenade area?
Yes. From the Promenade, head east on any cross street to Atlantic Avenue, then walk east. It's approximately 15-20 minutes depending on your starting point. The walk passes through scenic brownstone blocks.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept cash and debit cards. An ATM is available on-site. All prices include applicable taxes as required by New York State.
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