Reviews

4.7(222 reviews)
JB Stonebreaker★★★★★

Great little shop. We were in town for a conference and found this gem on a sidestreet. Armando was knowledge and friendly. Comfy chairs and good conversation. He's been there for years and I encourage you to stop by for a visit!

Dotpac★★★★★

Must place to visit for cigar aficionados on Orleans. Off Bourbon St Amando is a great and knowledgeable guy. Very welcoming and friendly place to relax and have a cigar. I have to say that I always look forward to chatting with Amando. I enjoyed the house cigar as well as purchasing a box of Gran Habanos. See you soon. Amando.

Ed Wilcox★★★★★

Great selection of sticks at great prices! The owner and patrons were a pleasure to talk to. I highly recommend popping by to get some sticks or hang out!

Mr. Branham★★★☆☆

first none of the cigar shops in the quarter have a true humidor. they are just walk-in shops. this one at least has good seating. but still not a true humidor. the staff is ok yep tourist prices but you already knew that

Broderick Butler★★★★☆

Mixed review. Why? It was the first stop on my cigar tour of the French Quarter, so imagine my dissapointment showing up at 10am, and find out they open at noon. Lesson learned: many FQ businesses open later than you'd expect. It's NOLA. I actually came back and was there when the owner arrived. When he pulled back the old brown patio doors and we stepped in, I was pleased to see the decor gave off a strong NOLA vibe. The shop was small as was the humidor. I noticed several boutique brands mixed in with premium cigar brands while perusing the shelf. The owner was helpful and wanted for his customers to have the best experience possible. I enjoyed my chat with him and loved the lounge: it reminded me of an old study, where you could sit in highbacked learher chairs, smoke and listen to jazz all day. I made a purchase, but realized that again, I ran into the location dictates price syndrome. There were several brands I had never seen and would loved to have tried, but they were just too expensive. But, I learned that's the French Quarter (FQ) for you, its no different with any other cigar lounges in the FQ. You decide on doing business with this one or that one, they carry different smokes, many the same, but the prices are ALL steep. You just hope they have what you smoke and you like the vibe. Because, like death and taxes, the prices will kill ya...so smoke something nice while your there.

Hours and Location

Open Hours
People typically spend up to 3 hours here
Monday12 - 5:00 PM
Tuesday12 - 5:00 PM
Wednesday12 - 8:00 PM
Thursday12 - 8:00 PM
Friday12 - 8:00 PM
Saturday12 - 8:00 PM
Sunday12 - 8:00 PM

About

Payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Parking
Free street parking

Reviews

JB Stonebreaker

7 months ago

Great little shop. We were in town for a conference and found this gem on a sidestreet. Armando was knowledge and friendly. Comfy chairs and good conversation. He's been there for years and I encourage you to stop by for a visit!

Dotpac

a year ago

Must place to visit for cigar aficionados on Orleans. Off Bourbon St Amando is a great and knowledgeable guy. Very welcoming and friendly place to relax and have a cigar. I have to say that I always look forward to chatting with Amando. I enjoyed the house cigar as well as purchasing a box of Gran Habanos. See you soon. Amando.

Ed Wilcox

3 months ago

Great selection of sticks at great prices! The owner and patrons were a pleasure to talk to. I highly recommend popping by to get some sticks or hang out!

Mr. Branham

3 years ago

first none of the cigar shops in the quarter have a true humidor. they are just walk-in shops. this one at least has good seating. but still not a true humidor. the staff is ok yep tourist prices but you already knew that

Broderick Butler

7 years ago

Mixed review. Why? It was the first stop on my cigar tour of the French Quarter, so imagine my dissapointment showing up at 10am, and find out they open at noon. Lesson learned: many FQ businesses open later than you'd expect. It's NOLA. I actually came back and was there when the owner arrived. When he pulled back the old brown patio doors and we stepped in, I was pleased to see the decor gave off a strong NOLA vibe. The shop was small as was the humidor. I noticed several boutique brands mixed in with premium cigar brands while perusing the shelf. The owner was helpful and wanted for his customers to have the best experience possible. I enjoyed my chat with him and loved the lounge: it reminded me of an old study, where you could sit in highbacked learher chairs, smoke and listen to jazz all day. I made a purchase, but realized that again, I ran into the location dictates price syndrome. There were several brands I had never seen and would loved to have tried, but they were just too expensive. But, I learned that's the French Quarter (FQ) for you, its no different with any other cigar lounges in the FQ. You decide on doing business with this one or that one, they carry different smokes, many the same, but the prices are ALL steep. You just hope they have what you smoke and you like the vibe. Because, like death and taxes, the prices will kill ya...so smoke something nice while your there.

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