This lounge has a very nice walk in humidor with a good selection. They have some hard to find cigars as well. I had an old-fashioned with Buffalo Trace and I DE Undercrown to smoke. There is a upper level VIP which was roped off. The is a variety of steating bar, high tops and low tops. The server was friendly. She a had tables spaced out so I didn't see her much, i didn't have a lighter, my mistake. They do light cigars for you but it was a constant annoyance to track someone down for a light to correct my burn. Anyway, great experience and would definitely be back.

Awesome atmosphere! A live DJ spinning the wheels of steel (during the Knicks championship game) and an ambiance that carries some class and sophisticated energy! The staff was way more than attentive and friendly! Definitely a place I would visit again and again! Kudos! This establishment is top tier! 🤙🏾

Fantastic place to enjoy a cigar, sip some bourbon and listen to music. Staff are outstanding from servers to staff in the cigar humidor. The atmosphere is very welcoming. Will visit whenever I am in town.

Great and luxurious cigar lounge in the city. The bartenders are attentive. The folks in the humidor are knowledgeable and service oriented. The clients by the bar have great conversations. TVs are plentiful by the bar to catch the games. What more can you ask for?

We stopped in on a Saturday evening with another couple as a spur-of-the-moment way to wind down what had been a really nice night out. The start of the visit there was positive; the security was friendly, welcoming and set a great tone for the location. The hostess got us seated without any issues and was able to put us at a table with better ventilation. Once we were seated, the experience became more inconsistent. My boyfriend ordered a Booker's for himself and an Eagle Rare for me. While he was in the humidor, our waitress informed him they were out of the Booker's and suggested Blanton’s as a similar-priced alternative, which he agreed to. Later, he tried to order another bourbon in a similar price range based on the menu, but that was also unavailable, and E.H. Taylor was suggested instead. In both cases, pricing for the substitutions was not discussed, and neither substitute was listed on the menu we were given (via QR code). Service was minimal after ordering. Our waters were not refilled, and it took multiple attempts to get the waitress's attention despite it not being very busy. We eventually had to ask the hostess for help getting the check. The total for three bourbon pours came to $141 before tip. The receipt showed $30 for Eagle Rare (listed at $22 on the menu), $35 for Blanton’s, and $65 for E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof. The main concern was the lack of clear pricing or menu visibility for the substitutions at the time they were recommended. A friend at the table was told, after ordering a second bourbon on the rocks, that ice cubes are $2, which was not listed on the menu. We didn’t raise concerns before paying, because we didn’t want to make a scene and were hoping to just finish the last part of the evening on a positive note. After paying, our server came back to ask if everything was okay, and the concerns about pricing were briefly shared. The response was that prices are not typically discussed when suggesting alternatives so as not to be offensive. Regarding atmosphere, the space itself is visually well done, but the room was noticeably smokier than expected for a cigar lounge with air circulation. Staff also appeared to be dressed more casually than anticipated for the setting. Overall, while the venue has a strong initial impression, the lack of communication around pricing and substitutions, combined with limited service and inconsistency in execution, made this a frustrating way to end an otherwise great night.