I bought my first tobacco pipe here 5 years ago in this tiny shop. The staff here was excellent…read morethen and excellent now. They are very knowledgeable about their pipe blends and their pipes. I purchased a pipe tobacco that is hand made in the Lakeland district of England. When in London this is a very friendly place to pick up your next pipe or tobacco. I will be back again!

Tiny little space there . Do not offer any pipe tobacco with brands , only self blendsread more

I wanted to try a real Cuban cigar while I was in London. The staff upstairs in the smoking lounge…read morewere fantastic. Downstairs crew running the shop didn't feel warm or friendly. Cigar choices were great.

This place is absolutely amazing!! Such a classy spot for cigars but what made the experience ten…read moretimes better was nick I had a nice chat with him about cigars and just over such a damn good conversation. I would go back just for nicks top class service. I bought some Cubans I had been eyeing and he even recommended a perfect spot to smoke my cigars. Cheers nick!!

This Dunhill tobacco store is a gorgeous place and contains a beautifully stocked humidor. They…read morecarry all of the old standard Habanos as well as a good selection of more exotic cigars. I was able to pick up a couple of single Montecristo 80th Anniversarios to sample to see if I wanted commit to a full box. Prices are typically U.K. expensive at £60 per stick but service and storage were excellent. Overall a very good tobacconist.

I tried this place because I was looking for somewhere in London to buy snuff. It's a real…read moreold-scholl tobacconist and has been there a long time. They've got a good reputation for snuff and had a big selection (including their own Cafe Royale blend, which is powerful stuff). The staff were friendly and helpful and I wasn't disappointed. More expensive than buying online, no doubt, but no regrets. Also an excellent place to buy quality cigars and brands of cigarettes that are hard to find in your common-or-garden newsagents.

Wow. Everything Cuban that I was looking for in Paris, I found here. I'm on my last clean shirt and…read morea wrinkled pair of shorts. I thought I'd be shunned. They just laughed and welcomed me in. They understood vacation troubles. They were so kind and helpful. Took their time and treated me the same if I bought two sticks or two boxes. Great place. A must stop if you're in London.

What can I say...... I was pretty disappointed. This place was one of the main reasons I visited…read moreLondon and when I entered I instantly felt unwelcome by the staff. No one was quick to help me they just started at me and looked like they didn't want to be at work it was very disheartening considering how excited I was to be there. Once I actually asked someone to help me in the humidor I noticed that the sommelier wasn't helpful and when I picked out a very expensive cigar he picked one out that was cracked. For a $200 cigar I expected a perfect one which there was in the box but he gave me a damaged one. This place is also over priced. After leaving Davidoff of London I went to James J. Fox about 1 minute away and the staff was very helpful and enthusiastic to help me. Their cigars were all in great condition and cheaper than Davidoff of London. I felt like an idiot for over paying for the cigars at Davidoff when I could've purchased better condition and cheaper cigars at J. J. Fox. I heard about Davidoff on Kirby Allison's channel and he speaks so highly of them and grew to love them as well but unfortunately that love is lost. My advice would be to train the staff on hospitality it's clearly lacking, do a better job with quality control, and adjust your prices to be competitive with your neighbors.

Unfortunately could not leave a review as the hours here are wrong. They don't open till 10 am and…read moreI had to leave town.

One of these days, i'm actually going to purchase a cigar at this great little slice of Mayfair…read morehistory! I've been twice - both times on the Cities in Sound Cigar Walk: http://london.blog.qype.com/2010/05/guru-event-cuban-cigar-walk-london/ Should you find yourself walking by, pop your head in. The place smells so damn wonderful. There's an excellent selection of cigars and tobacco products, an epically stacked walk-in humidor and friendly folks behind the counter eager to help you find the right smoke.

Disappointing yet again. Posted business hours are not reliable. The staff seems to take a lot of…read morebreaks that require closing the shop.

Apparently this is the same company that wrote this patently incorrect article:…read morehttps://www.cgarsltd.co.uk/cigar-library/plume_or_mould.html - they can't tell a mould cigar when they see it and sell cigars that are obviously moldy to their customers, telling them it's plume. If you shop here, be very careful to inspect any cigars you buy, and reject any that have any sort of foreign white material on them, as this is mould. If they tell you it's plume, not mould, they are lying. They would rather sell you a mouldy cigar than lose the opportunity to make money.

Whoa. Talk about swank. This newly opened shop is the latest among the Mayfair/St James's gang of…read moreawesome cigar shops. compared to the others (all of which are fab), Rothman's is obviously less historic, features the best of mod cons and is perhaps the most luxorious retail setting in London for sampling cigars. I was forunate to pop in during the Qype Cigar Walk and I expect to return there very soon to sample a cigar in style! More about that Cigar Walk: http://london.blog.qype.com/2010/05/guru-event-cuban-cigar-walk-london/

A bit on the impersonal side with it's minimalist shockingly red decor Rothmans Of Pall Mall is…read morestill worth a visit. If you fancy a good cigar there are probably better places to visit (Davidoff and Sautters spring to mind) but no-one can compete with their smoking room, one of the few places in London where you can step in off the street and 'sample' your cigars while lounging around in their white leather chairs.

Tiny corner shop type by Holborn station. They sell a range of things like sandwiches, drinks,…read morepostcards, cigarettes, ... Staff is usually nice and helpful. You don't usually spend much time in the shop because it's so small but it's packed with goods.

Highly arrogant and rude shopkeeper. Tried buying chewing gum here and gave £20 in cash, he told…read moreme that he didn't have the change and doesn't necessarily need to keep it as he is not a bank! There was no need for that. I found him to be extremely rude. It's a shame as right in the middle of London's tourist hub! Definitely need to up their customer service skills!