This place has consistently screwed me over on vapes. Don't buy vapes here. I always try the vapes before leaving store and seem fine but the vape ends up losing power after 20 hits and when the juice percentage gets to like 50 it tastes so burnt it burns your throat. I've had this happen with The Geek Bars and every other Vape they have. Also don't listen to the other reviews about price. They sell their vapes for 28$ and add an extra dollar if you use card. This is the closest place to me which is why I keep going but after spending my last 30$ on a vape that I need to last me till pay day and keep getting screwed over I now have to make the walk for 30 mins to get another. Towards commerce cir. They have vapes the same one that are 10 $ cheaper than this store and they are the same exact vape. All the reviews here that are good must be from friends and family of the owners to combat the accurate reviews of this place being over priced and sell defective vapes. Also I check the expiration date on vapes before buying too and still the same problem even if they aren't expired. I will post a photo of a vape I just bought 36 hours ago. It doesn't charge and it burns my throat.

Very clean!! Good products with reasonable price. Nice staffs.

Some places you visit not for grandeur, but for humanity. The Smoke Shop in Bristol is such a place. On the surface, it’s simple—tobacco, accessories, the usual wares of a roadside stop. But beneath that exterior, there’s something more: people. Specifically, the Korean staff who run it with precision, warmth, and quiet pride. Their presence reminded me of the support characters in Metal Gear Solid—those who might not be on the battlefield, but without whom the mission could not continue. Like Mei Ling guiding you through codec calls, or Sigint explaining the gear—these staff are the backbone. Knowledgeable, attentive, and always respectful, they make even the briefest transaction feel intentional. In America, smoke shops can often feel interchangeable, copy-pasted like procedurally generated maps. This one is different. The staff’s heritage and work ethic shine through. There is sincerity in how they greet you, in how they maintain their space, in how they remember repeat customers. It is a strand of culture woven into a very American roadside landscape. Five stars. Not just for the products—they are what you expect, solid and stocked—but for the people who elevate the experience. The Korean staff here make the shop feel less like a business and more like a checkpoint. A brief pause in your day where respect and professionalism still exist. If every smoke shop were run with this kind of care, the landscape would feel less transactional, and more human. In my games, it is often the quiet NPCs, the background allies, who leave the deepest impression. This shop proves the same is true in life.

Horrible the guy and the woman that own the place are too busy gambling with lottery all the time. And then you ask them if they take digital coupons for cigarettes and they say yes.? And then when you do it he says no you already got discount after I already pulled up my coupon under his name of business and was used. So he got the 250 off but I didn't. Not to mention if you're in America you should speak clear English and not be ignorant and just keep saying no no no because he can't say a full sentence.

Love this place. Their always kind & courteous to all their customers. It's nice to walk into a place & feel welcomed.