If you're looking for a place to enjoy a cigar, this is it. The humidor is decent-sized, and usually stocked with a large variety of sticks, ranging from $7 to $30. They typically have both well-known brands and a good variety of lesser known. That's nice because I know I have a go-to. But the staff are what makes the place. They know their stuff and will happily guide you to the right cigar depending on your mood for the day. There are several rooms for whatever you're feeling. A few quiet corners, a room with a leather couch and fireplace, a table for cards and a front area where the regulars and club members hang out. If you are there to smoke, buy one there. They don't serve food or drinks but you can bring your own. They even have rooms upstairs that I assume you can rent.

This is the quintessential cigar experience with an incredible facility that only elevates the enjoyment of a good cigar. The history is palpable as you sink back to a time when life didn’t feel so complicated. You’re able to truly relax and enjoy the simplicity of human to human conversation and interaction. And the staff of friendly, knowledgeable and competent. One of my new favorite places.

This is the best lounge in the city. I’ve been a frequent customer for a few years now and many of the guys you find in here are welcoming and friendly. Their service and selection is great. The tobacconist are very knowledgeable about their selection and will not steer you wrong. If you’re looking for a place to hang out or even if you’re just in to visiting; stop by and have a smoke or two.

The wife and myself visited this place last weekend. This place was nice, and we thought it was unique they had multiple rooms on 2 floors for you to hang out. We stayed and enjoyed our cigars there and enjoyed the comfortable chairs. Next time we get free from daily activities, we will be back.

We went here twice while in town for a weekend. Staff was very friendly and helpful both times. Physical facilities are great: it's a house with several rooms for groups to have their own conversations, as well as a back patio with fire pit and a front porch for people watching. Parking was a little confusing the first time, and I could see it being a hassle on certain days and times--that's the downside of having a prime location. Unfortunately, there was one problem that outweighed everything else: their shelves were almost completely bare. They had less than 10 cigars to choose from, and 95% of the walk-in humidor was empty. My recommendation is to call first and ask whether they're stocked up. If they are, increase my rating to 4 stars. If they aren't, skip this place completely.