This place was awesome, with a pretty good selection of cigars and quite a bit of seating. The new ownership was super helpful and accommodating. We had a large party of a gentleman come in for a bachelor party. There was another party happening at the time, that had the back room reserved so we were unable to access that. We were able to sit up front and enjoy the seating there. The owner let us use their cutting tools, some crazy rocket lighter and even cut our cigars for those of us that weren't sure what to do. Their humidor isn't huge, but it's pretty good size, with a decent selection. If your in the Parker area and are looking for a good cigar, drop in and say hi.

Really nice place, great selection, cool atmosphere and nice people all around! The guy who helped me was very knowledgeable, answered all my questions, and had great recommendations. I'll definitely be coming back.

Awesome place! Walked in to just get a couple cigars. Toby pretty much put on a clinic for me and walked out with more knowledge than I had walking in. This place is a must stop if you like good cigars! I’ll be coming back for sure.

Relaxing lounge and friendly staff. Will be back for my cigar needs and to enjoy the lounge.

I've lived in Parker for 20 years and I have stopped by this establishment once or twice a year to purchase cigars or equipment for my humidor. It's a clean place with a nice atmosphere and a great selection. However, I will not be returning because they have added an awkward and overly aggressive tipping screen at the register. On my last visit, I dropped by to get a few cigars for my wedding Groomsmen. I knew the brand I wanted and I was in the store for less than 5 minutes. The individual attending the humidor pointed me towards the brand I wanted and mentioned that there was a special reserve version available, he then returned to the register and rung up my order. He then flipped the screen around and presented me with a tip screen with tips ranging between 20 and 30%. Not only was he requesting a tip between 28 and 42 dollars, but the tip screen also had annotation explaining what each tip meant. The 20% tip said something like "just okay, could be better" and the 30% tip said "excellent service". I find the notion that, "just ok" service deserves a 28 dollar tip ridiculous. I read the descriptions and then pressed custom tip and added a four dollar tip. When he flipped the screen back around his face went blank and he just quietly said, "Thanks" in a somewhat condescending way. This tip was the equivalent of a dollar for every minute I was in the store and greater than $1 for every sentence he had spoken to me. In the future, I'll find a way to purchase cigars without being confronted with this aggressive and condescending tip protocol.