Where is Indigenous Midtown Cannabis on Broadway Avenue?

Indigenous Midtown Cannabis is at 93 Broadway Ave, Toronto, ON M4S 2A2, one block north of Eglinton Avenue near Redpath Avenue in the Yonge–Eglinton Midtown grid. Call +1 437 219 7367 if you need the civic number before you walk in.

Is Indigenous Midtown Cannabis open 24 hours in Midtown?

Yes. The Broadway walk-in is listed open 24 hours, seven days a week. Adults 19+ can come in without an appointment. Confirm the homepage hours block if your timing is unusual.

How do I walk from Eglinton Station to 93 Broadway Ave?

Eglinton Station on Line 1 is the closest subway. Come up to Yonge Street, walk north one short block to Broadway Avenue, then head east toward Redpath until you match 93. The /visit page has driving, parking, and last-block notes for this corridor only.

Do I need ID to shop at Indigenous Midtown Cannabis?

Yes. This is an adult 19+ walk-in. Bring government-issued photo ID. Staff check ID at the door. This page does not make medical claims.

Where can I park near Broadway and Redpath?

Street parking on Broadway Avenue is the usual option, and evening curb space is often easier than the Yonge–Eglinton midday rush. Read the signs on the block you actually stop on. Use /visit for approach notes; the homepage map is the pin.

What can I browse at the Broadway Midtown walk-in?

Adults 19+ can compare flower tiers, pre-rolls, edibles, vapes, concentrates, and accessories on the current in-store menu. Names, packages, and posted prices change. Ask staff before you travel for one specific item.

Where's a weed dispensary near me at Yonge and Eglinton?

Indigenous Midtown Cannabis is at 93 Broadway Ave, Toronto, a short walk east of Yonge and Eglinton near Redpath. We're open 24 hours for adults 19+ with valid photo ID.

Cannabutter Recipe on the Stovetop: The Slow, Low, No-Drama Method

Last checked: October 30, 2026

Every kitchen experiment with cannabis starts in the same place: a pot of butter, a pile of flower and a lot of questions. This cannabutter recipe is the stovetop version, written plainly for adults 19+ who want to understand each step before they turn on the burner. It's a how-to, not a sales pitch. No dosing advice, no claims about what it does, and no product recommendations.

Read the whole thing before you start. The quiet part of this process is the most important part.

What cannabutter is

Cannabutter is butter that has been gently heated with cannabis flower so that some of the plant's compounds move into the fat. Butter is a good carrier because those compounds dissolve in fat, not water. After straining, you're left with butter you can bake or cook with.

That's the whole idea. The craft is in the heat control.

Before you start: two things to know

Raw flower is heated first. The CFIA's biology document on Cannabis sativa notes that in fresh plant tissue the cannabinoids sit mostly in their acid forms, with THC present as THCA, and that conversion to the neutral forms (decarboxylation) is catalyzed by heat, light or alkaline conditions. That's why many stovetop methods heat the flower on its own in the oven before it ever meets butter.

Homemade batches are not measured. A licensed edible has a tested amount on the label. Your kitchen butter has no label at all. Treat it that way: label the container clearly and store it where no one grabs it by mistake.

What you need

Cannabis flower, broken up coarsely
Unsalted butter
Water
A heavy-bottomed saucepan
A baking sheet and parchment (for the decarb step)
Cheesecloth or a fine mesh strainer
A heat-safe bowl or jar with a lid
A kitchen thermometer, if you have one

Step 1: Break the flower up

Break the flower into small pieces by hand or with a grinder on a coarse setting. You're aiming for rough crumbs, not dust. Powder slips through cheesecloth and turns the butter green and grassy.

Step 2: Decarb in the oven

Spread the broken flower in a thin layer on parchment and heat it in a low oven. Low is the key word: you want it toasted lightly and evenly, not browned. Stir once partway through. When it's dry, fragrant and a shade darker, it's done. Let it cool.

Every oven runs differently, which is why careful home cooks use an oven thermometer instead of trusting the dial.

Step 3: Melt butter with water

Put the butter in the saucepan with a splash of water. The water is a buffer: it keeps the butter from scorching while it sits on the heat. Melt it over the lowest heat your burner can hold.

Step 4: Add the flower and keep it low

Stir in the cooled flower. Keep the mix at a gentle steam, never a boil. Bubbles mean it's too hot; back the heat off. Stir every so often and let it go slow. This long, low simmer is what most stovetop cannabutter recipe guides agree on, even when their timings differ.

Stay in the kitchen. Don't leave a pot of fat on a lit burner unattended.

Step 5: Strain

Set the cheesecloth over the bowl and pour the mix through. Let it drip on its own. Squeezing the cloth hard pushes plant bits and bitter flavour into the butter.

Step 6: Chill and separate

Cover the bowl and refrigerate it. The butter firms up on top and the water sits underneath. Lift the butter off, pour away the water and pat the butter dry.

Storing cannabutter safely

Put it in a sealed container and label it in big letters.
Keep it on its own shelf, away from regular butter.
Keep it away from children and pets, every time.
Fridge for the short term, freezer for longer.

Mistakes to avoid

Skipping the decarb. It's the step most first attempts miss.
Cranking the heat. High heat scorches butter and flower.
Grinding to powder. It makes straining a mess.
Forgetting the label. Unlabelled cannabutter is a household hazard.

Quick answers

Can I use oil instead of butter? Yes, many people use coconut or another cooking oil; the same low-heat method applies.

Why is my butter green? Fine plant material got through the strainer. Use finer cloth next time and don't squeeze.

Is there one perfect cannabutter recipe? No. Treat this as a careful starting method and keep notes.

Learn the flower first

Want to understand flower formats before you cook? Our weed flower guide covers the basics, and our capsules and softgels label guide explains how measured, labelled products differ from anything homemade. Indigenous Midtown Cannabis is at 93 Broadway Ave, Toronto. Adults 19+ only. Bring government-issued photo ID.