Can You Order Cannabis Online From a Reserve Dispensary?

Browse the shop’s online menu, place your order, and pick it up at the counter — often skipping the line. It’s the easiest way to make sure the strain or product you want is actually there before you make the trip, and it’s the option the widest range of shops offer.

Many shops that deliver also take the order online and bring it to you rather than over the phone. A smaller number run a true ship-to-door checkout by courier or Canada Post, sometimes province-wide or national, usually with free shipping over a threshold. If getting it delivered is the priority, our guide to reserve dispensary delivery covers how that side works.

Reserve shops mostly run their own site with a basic cart, not a live, POS-synced menu like the big licensed platforms. So the online menu is best treated as a catalog, not guaranteed live inventory — items can be out of stock, and many shops reserve the right to substitute a comparable product, inviting you to note preferences in the order comments. Think of your order as a request the shop confirms, not an instant checkout.

You’ll confirm you’re of legal age to browse, and real ID is checked in person at pickup or on delivery. Payment is the quirk: because card networks generally won’t process cannabis, prepaid and mail orders usually run on Interac e-Transfer, while pickup and local delivery are typically cash or debit. Prices usually show online, but not every shop publishes its accepted payment methods — so it’s worth checking before you order.

On RezWeed, listings note when a shop has an online menu, and the directory lets you filter for “order online.” A real ordering setup usually shows a working cart or checkout (not just a photo menu), a shipping or delivery-area page, and a stated minimum. When those details are missing, a quick call settles it. Start from the directory and open a listing to reach the shop’s own ordering page.