Toke does not have a White Plains store. The two Toke locations are in Yonkers and Spring Valley, and the Yonkers one at 471 McLean Ave is about ten miles south of downtown White Plains, roughly a 20 minute drive when the parkways are behaving.
White Plains itself allowed adult-use dispensaries. The city was not one of the Westchester municipalities that filed an opt-out law before the state’s December 31, 2021 deadline, so licensed retail is legal there. The NYS Office of Cannabis Management keeps the official record of which municipalities opted out. How many stores are actually open and licensed at any given moment is a separate question, and it changes as the state works through its licensing queue.
So this page does two things. It shows you how to check what is currently licensed near you, and it lays out how to reach the closest Toke store or have an order brought to your door in White Plains.
What to know up front
- 471 McLean Ave, Yonkers is roughly ten miles south of downtown White Plains, about 20 minutes off-peak and closer to 30 in the evening rush.
- The Yonkers store is open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:30 PM, phone 914-207-1545, licensed by OCM under OCM-RETL-25-000418.
- White Plains permitted adult-use retail dispensaries. It was not one of the Westchester municipalities that opted out before the December 31, 2021 deadline.
- Toke delivers to White Plains from the Yonkers store, same day, with a real ETA and a driver text. The order minimum is $75. Free delivery over $150 applies on the Yonkers and Spring Valley side, so a White Plains cart confirms its own fee at checkout.
- New York’s adult-use daily purchase limit is 3 ounces of flower or 24 grams of concentrate, and you need a valid government photo ID at the counter or the door.
How do you get from White Plains to the Toke store on McLean Ave
The parkway route is the usual one. Take the Bronx River Parkway south out of White Plains through Scarsdale, Tuckahoe, and Bronxville, pick up the Cross County Parkway westbound, then the Saw Mill River Parkway south and exit at McLean Avenue. From the exit the store is a few minutes east along McLean.
Starting on the west side of the city, around Gedney Farms, Battle Hill, or Ridgeway, the Sprain Brook Parkway south is usually the faster pickup and drops you onto the same Saw Mill leg.
The surface route works when the Bronx River is backed up. Central Park Avenue, which is Route 100, runs south from White Plains past the Westchester County Center and through Hartsdale and Greenburgh into Yonkers, and from there you cut west on Tuckahoe Road or Yonkers Avenue and drop south to McLean.
Plan on 20 minutes with clear roads. Between 4:30 and 6:30 on a weekday, the Bronx River Parkway southbound gets slow around Scarsdale and Tuckahoe, and 30 minutes is more realistic.
Where do you park on McLean Avenue
Street parking on McLean and the side streets, with no dedicated lot. Most people find a spot within a block, and it gets tighter after 6:00 PM when the McLean Avenue bars and restaurants fill up. The store sits on the south edge of Yonkers, a few blocks off the Bronx line and close to Van Cortlandt Park, so the residential streets north of McLean usually have room.
Can you get there from White Plains without a car
You can, and it takes two legs. Metro-North’s Harlem Line runs south from White Plains station through Hartsdale, Scarsdale, Crestwood, Tuckahoe, Bronxville, Fleetwood, and Mount Vernon West before reaching Wakefield and Woodlawn in the Bronx. Woodlawn is the closer of those two to McLean Avenue, and from there it is a short bus ride or rideshare west to the store.
The Bee-Line also runs the Central Park Avenue corridor between White Plains and Yonkers, with a transfer at the Yonkers end to reach McLean. Check current routes on the Westchester County Bee-Line site before planning around it. For most White Plains shoppers, driving or delivery beats transit here.
Does Toke deliver to White Plains
Yes, same day from the Yonkers store, with a real ETA and a text from the driver when they are close. The White Plains delivery page is where you start an order and see the coverage for your address.
You have to be there in person to accept it with a valid government photo ID, 21 and over. Nobody else can sign for you. Payment is cash or debit at the door, because federal banking rules keep every New York dispensary off credit cards, and some drivers carry PIN debit terminals.
The delivery minimum is $75. Free delivery over $150 is a Yonkers and Spring Valley perk, so enter your White Plains zip at checkout and the cart will show what your address actually costs. If you are shopping to build the order up anyway, the Yonkers menu is the fastest way to see what is in stock and what it costs right now. The full mechanics of zones and timing are covered in weed delivery in Yonkers and Westchester.
How do you check whether a dispensary near you is licensed
Run the address through the OCM dispensary verification tool, which lists every licensed adult-use retailer in New York. Licensed stores also post a QR code in the window linking back to the same state list, and every package inside carries the New York universal symbol and a batch number tied to lab testing.
Price is the other tell. If a shop near the Mamaroneck Avenue strip or anywhere else sells flower at a price that seems impossible, no excise tax was paid and the testing probably was not done.
What is the closest licensed dispensary to White Plains
That depends on the day you ask. White Plains, Yonkers, Mount Vernon, and New Rochelle all allow retail, and stores open on the state’s timeline rather than a predictable one, so the verification tool is the only current source. Toke’s Yonkers store is a fixed ten miles south with a known address, known hours, and delivery into White Plains. For the wider county picture, including which Westchester towns opted out entirely, read the Westchester County dispensary guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a dispensary in White Plains, NY? White Plains allowed adult-use retail dispensaries, so licensed stores are permitted in the city. Whether one is open and licensed on the day you are reading this depends on where OCM is in its licensing process, so check the state verification tool for the current list.
How far is the closest Toke dispensary from White Plains? About ten miles. The Yonkers store at 471 McLean Ave is roughly a 20 minute drive south via the Bronx River and Saw Mill parkways, closer to 30 minutes in the weekday evening rush.
Does Toke deliver to White Plains? Yes, same day from the Yonkers store, with a real ETA and a driver text. The minimum is $75, and your zip confirms the delivery fee and the window at checkout. You need to be present with a valid government photo ID to accept the order.
What do I need to bring on a first visit? A valid government photo ID showing you are 21 or over, and cash or a debit card. If you have never been in a licensed shop, what to expect on your first visit walks through the room, the ID check, and how the counter works.
How much can I buy at once? Three ounces of flower or 24 grams of concentrate per day. That limit is set by New York State and applies at every licensed dispensary, in store and on delivery.
Where to go from here
Drive down and shop in person at 471 McLean Ave, Yonkers, NY, open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:30 PM, 914-207-1545. Bring an ID and cash or debit, and give yourself a minute to find a spot on the side streets. Credit cards are not accepted at any New York dispensary.
Or order ahead. How online ordering works at Toke covers pickup and delivery step by step, and the Yonkers guide covers what the store is like when you walk in.