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    Casa de Montecristo

    4.1 (219 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    My stick
    Adam L.

    Starting out with the lounge. Very nice a very large. Great humidor. I'm smoking a Liga Privida No. 9. An excellent smoke. Service is great. Very nice and helpful. Prices are very fair for midtown Fun group.

    Visited New York from Wisconsin on Valentine's Day and stumbled across Casa de Montecristo. It was the perfect ending to our day. Rob was friendly and helpful and the vibe was relaxed. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're ever in the area.

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    L. Eliza C.

    If you are into cigars I want to be in a nice cozy place to hang out with friends I strongly recommend you to come here. The cigar Sommelier is a very knowledgeable and patient. I came here for an event and I really enjoyed my time here. They have a very large collection of cigars ranging from Davidoff to montecristo to cigars from Nicaragua in Guatemala and Dominican. The place was packed and there was good air circulation. We set an a little balcony with comfortable chairs. In regards to females I saw a few other ladies here. I came here with two other female friends and we were comfortable. People were respectful and we have pleasant conversations.

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    James I.

    I've been coming here since the Cigar Inn days. I've been here about a dozen time & I've never had a bad experience. My first thoughts of this establishment is the humidor. Plenty of cigars to choose from at a reasonable prices. There's plenty of room. Chairs, stools & couches to relax & watch some sports on the multiple TVs they have. They allow BYOB to pair with your cigars & menus to order food if you'd like. I've never really had much interactions with the staff aside from paying for my cigars. The gentleman who rang me up last time was pleasant. If you are a cigar smoker in NYC I highly recommend visiting here.

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    Chris S.

    A very good selection at average prices for NYC. (Taxes are about 33% above the list price.) Friendly staff. No alcohol. The ventilation is terrible.

    The Register where you purchase your cigars selection, get it lit, and can buy merchandise. Dope vibes
    Malani M.

    This was a nice mama man location. Wasn't a female in sight. Just the guys vibing with their cigars. There was a mixed crowd of black and white men. The music was more contemporary vibes. BYOB! The highlight of the spot I surprised my fiancé with a birthday date here since he loves cigars. The server was welcoming; however, after seating us she said nothing. This was our first time here so we needed a intro to what's next. We put our belongings down, and walked to the front to ask about the cigars. We walked into the room where you view the hundreds of cigar options. There was a man who was pretty knowledgeable about the selections and he was super nice. He lit the cigar for my fiancé and made small talk. He liked the spot, and said he would return with friends.

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    Luis was tremendously help in selecting a great cigar. The store was neat and clean. Exhaust system could be improved.

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    On par for NY prices. Staff was friendly. This is a BYOB establishment and a very diverse crowd.

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    Ask the Community - Casa de Montecristo

    How do I go about making a reservation for the lounge?

    No reservations required here. Just walk in. A cutting fee is in effect unless you purchase $30 of their cigars. I do not smoke non Cubans and just buy cigars there to help their business. If it is too crowded it gets very Smokey. Depending on… 

    Is this a BYOB establishment?

    Yes. After a $30 purchase

    Hello Casa, Is it possible to bring your own cigars?

    Yes but they want you to buy $30 of product

    If I bring my own cigars to smoke, how much is the cutting fee?

    30 dollars which is eaten up fast with their high cigar prices

    Is there a coat check?

    No there is not

    Is there a membership requirement?

    Can I bring my friend Barney as a honored guest?

    Of course Ryan! All ages 21+ are welcomed in our Casa. See you both soon.

    Can I smoke my own stick if I pay a cutting fee?

    Yes you can. There will be a cutting fee

    Is this a BYOB kind of a place?

    Yes it is. We have a liquor store right next to our business. Feel free to bring a bottle in. We charge a set up fee with includes glass, ice, etc. We sell mixers if you… 

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    Review Highlights - Casa de Montecristo

    I've been coming to Cigar Inn for the past 5years and I love it , Great service , great people and great Hostesses .

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