Visit Cannabis Delivery GTA at 285 Enfield Place, Unit 100

Why this address is practical to plan around

Unit 100 sits in Mississauga’s City Centre context, which matters because many visits are planned around recognisable destinations rather than street names alone. The most useful public landmarks are Square One and the City Centre Transit Terminal. Square One lists its address as 100 City Centre Drive, while MiWay identifies City Centre Transit Terminal at 200 Rathburn Road West.

Those landmarks help visitors orient themselves before leaving, especially if they are coming from another part of Mississauga or connecting from a GTA route. Do not read them as promises about travel time, parking, entrance access, or a specific route. Use current maps, posted signs, building instructions, and transit service updates when timing matters.

The unit number is the detail that keeps the trip focused. Enfield Place has more than one address and a busy mix of residential, office, retail, and service destinations nearby. Searching only the street name may get a visitor close, but the full address and Unit 100 reduce the chance of circling the block or entering the wrong doorway.

Parking availability is not stated here because it was not verified from current owner records or an official public source for Unit 100. Drivers should check posted signs and building instructions when they arrive.

What walking in means, and how it differs from delivery

The walk-in option is for customers who want to visit Cannabis Delivery GTA in person at Unit 100. The delivery path is different: shoppers who want address-based delivery should begin with the homepage, the shop, or the dedicated Mississauga delivery page if they need city-specific ordering context.

That distinction protects the shopper from mixing two workflows. A delivery order asks for an address, contact details, product selection, and checkout path. A walk-in visit asks a simpler planning question: where is the unit, when is the location open, and what should the visitor bring? Keeping those decisions separate makes the visit easier to plan and keeps the Mississauga delivery guide focused on delivery intent.

For a walk-in visit, the most useful preparation is simple. Bring ID, use the exact unit number, and avoid assuming that online product availability, payment options, or order flow will be identical in person. Product menus and checkout details can change, so the cleanest plan is to call or text first when a specific question would affect the trip.

Plan the visit before you leave

Use the contact details currently shown on the Cannabis Delivery GTA site: Open Daily 10AM - 10PM and (437) 225-0400. Travelling close to opening or closing, coming from outside Mississauga, or needing a specific order answer are all good reasons to call or text before heading out.

The same logic applies to payment questions. Payment options can change, so a quick call is better than arriving with an assumption that may no longer match the checkout process.

Ontario age and ID guidance for visitors

Ontario’s cannabis information page says a person must be 19 or older to buy, use, possess, or grow recreational cannabis. AGCO customer guidance also says store staff must check ID for anyone who appears under 25 before entry.

The practical takeaway is straightforward: carry a current government photo card and expect age verification to happen. For current public guidance, use Ontario and AGCO sources directly.