1. Confirm you're in a delivery zone
Denver permits licensed retail delivery inside city limits, but individual stores set their own service areas. Some suburbs have opted out entirely, so check the address before you build a cart.
Colorado legalized recreational marijuana delivery, and Denver opted in — but the rules are stricter than food delivery. Here's how ordering works, what the driver will ask for, and when it makes more sense to walk into a dispensary instead.
Denver permits licensed retail delivery inside city limits, but individual stores set their own service areas. Some suburbs have opted out entirely, so check the address before you build a cart.
Order through the store's own online menu rather than a third-party marketplace with no license attached. Our live menu is at herbs4you.wm.store, and a budtender can hold items by phone at 303-830-9999.
The driver must verify a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older, and the name on the ID has to match the order. No ID, no handoff — the driver cannot make an exception.
Colorado rules prohibit leaving cannabis at the door, with a neighbor, or in a lobby. You must accept the delivery yourself at the address on the order, at ground level or the residence door.
Yes. Colorado allows licensed recreational marijuana delivery to adults 21 and over, and Denver has opted in for retail delivery within city limits. Delivery must be performed by a licensed transporter or a store holding a delivery permit.
The same limits as an in-store purchase apply: up to one ounce of flower or its equivalent per transaction for adults 21+ (roughly 8 grams of concentrate or 800mg of THC in edibles). Drivers cannot deliver more than the daily legal limit to one person.
A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID — a driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. Out-of-state and foreign IDs are accepted. The driver scans or inspects it at the door and the name must match the order.
Usually not. Deliveries are restricted to private residences, so hotels, motels, short-term rentals with shared entries, dorms, and public spaces are typically off-limits. Hotel guests are better off visiting a dispensary in person — we're a short ride from downtown in Capitol Hill.
Most Denver deliveries land within one to three hours depending on route density and time of day. Ordering earlier in the afternoon usually beats the evening rush.
Cash is the safest bet, and many drivers also accept debit at the door. Credit cards are generally not accepted for cannabis. Budget for a delivery fee and consider a tip for the driver.
We operate as a walk-in recreational dispensary at 20 E 9th Ave in Capitol Hill, open 9:00 AM to 8:45 PM daily. You can place an order online for fast in-store pickup — call 303-830-9999 to confirm current delivery availability in your area.
Delivery windows close well before the store does. Placing an order in the afternoon gives the dispatcher room to route you the same day.
Colorado requires cannabis to stay in its sealed, child-resistant exit packaging while in a vehicle. Opening it in the car can count as an open container.
Having weed delivered doesn't create a legal place to smoke it. Public consumption is still illegal in Denver — use a private residence or a licensed hospitality lounge.
If you're within a few minutes of Capitol Hill, an online order for in-store pickup beats any delivery window and skips the delivery fee.
Herbs 4 You is at 20 E 9th Ave in Capitol Hill, open 9:00 AM — 8:45 PM daily. Place your order online and it'll be bagged and waiting when you arrive.