Service Radius / Flatbush
Flatbush: the world in one neighborhood.
Flatbush stretches from Prospect Park south through Ditmas Park and East Flatbush, anchored by Flatbush Avenue -- one of Brooklyn's longest and most vibrant commercial corridors. The neighborhood is defined by its extraordinary diversity: Jamaican, Haitian, Trinidadian, Guyanese, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, and West African communities create a street life and food scene unlike anywhere else in the city.
Brooklyn College (18,000+ students) anchors the southern end, while the restored Kings Theatre -- a 3,000-seat 1929 movie palace -- hosts concerts and cultural events. Ditmas Park, with its Victorian homes and tree-lined Cortelyou Road, adds a distinct residential character to the broader neighborhood.
Prospect Park's southern border runs along the neighborhood, offering 585 acres of green space. Church Avenue and Nostrand Avenue are major commercial corridors with Caribbean bakeries, jerk chicken spots, roti shops, and neighborhood markets that have served the community for decades.
From campus to concert hall.
Flatbush's landmarks span academic, cultural, and natural spaces -- all connected to Take N' Toke by subway.
Brooklyn College
20 min via 2/5CUNY campus at the southern end of Flatbush Avenue. 18,000+ students and a vibrant academic community anchoring the neighborhood.
3.5 mi south
Prospect Park (South)
15 min via B/Q585-acre Frederick Law Olmsted park. Flatbush borders the park's eastern and southern edges, with access via Parkside and Ocean Ave entrances.
1.5 mi southwest
Cortelyou Road
18 min via B/QTree-lined commercial strip in Ditmas Park. Farm-to-table restaurants, independent cafes, wine bars, and a thriving farmers market.
2.5 mi south
Kings Theatre
20 min via 2/5Restored 1929 movie palace on Flatbush Avenue. Now a 3,000-seat live performance venue hosting concerts, comedy, and cultural events.
2.8 mi south
Where Flatbush eats and gathers.
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn's longest commercial corridor. Caribbean restaurants, West African markets, South Asian shops, and chain retail stretching from Downtown to Marine Park.
Cortelyou Road
Ditmas Park's culinary destination. Independent restaurants, a weekend farmers market, and a neighborhood coffee culture that draws visitors from across Brooklyn.
Church Avenue
One of Flatbush's most diverse commercial streets. Haitian, Jamaican, Trinidadian, and Guyanese food alongside Asian grocers and local businesses.
Direct lines, quick ride.
Multiple subway lines and bus routes connect Flatbush to Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center, one block from Take N' Toke. Express trains make it 15-20 minutes from most of the neighborhood.
Something for everyone.
Flatbush is diverse, and our product selection reflects that. From first-time buyers to experienced consumers, our staff helps you find the right fit.
Flower
Premium strains from NY-licensed cultivators. Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid selections for every preference.
Edibles
Gummies, chocolates, and beverages with clear dosing. Options for new and experienced consumers.
Pre-Rolls
Professionally rolled and ready to enjoy. Singles and shareable multi-packs.
Vapes
Cartridges and disposable pens in multiple strain profiles. Portable and discreet.
Flatbush questions.
How do I get to Take N' Toke from Flatbush?
The 2/5 trains from Flatbush Ave-Brooklyn College or Church Avenue run directly to Atlantic Ave-Barclays Center in 12-20 minutes depending on your stop. The B/Q from Newkirk Plaza or Cortelyou Road also connects to Atlantic Ave. We're one block east of the station at 994 Atlantic Avenue.
Is the commute from deep Flatbush worth it?
The 2/5 express train makes it fast -- about 20 minutes from Brooklyn College to our door. We carry a wide selection you won't find everywhere, and our staff takes the time to help you find exactly what you need. Many Flatbush residents make us a regular stop.
Do you carry products that reflect Flatbush's diverse community?
We stock a comprehensive range of products for all experience levels and preferences. Our staff serves Flatbush's multi-generational, multicultural community with respect and genuine attention. Everyone is welcome.
Can I take the bus to the dispensary?
Yes. The B41 runs along Flatbush Avenue directly to Downtown Brooklyn, and the B25 connects via Fulton Street. The B65 runs along Bergen Street. All routes bring you within a short walk of 994 Atlantic Avenue.
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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For use only by adults 21 years of age and older. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Cannabis can impair concentration, coordination, and judgment. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of cannabis. Licensed by New York Office of Cannabis Management.