Good cigar selection for the size of the shop, but don't buy any sticks that aren't sold out of the…read moremanufacturer's box or are priced too good to be true.

Good deals. Very friendly always have my flavor in stock :) place across the street is overpriced…read morecompared to here

Came in last April 2022 after moving to Seattle & have been back on a regular basis since my first…read morevisit as I enjoyed the boutique selection of cigars including the extremely fair pricing on OpusX's. During my first visit I was warmly greeted by Daniel, who turned out to be the proprietor. Daniel, who had an encyclopedia of knowledge on cigars asked myself a few questions on my preferred flavor profile, favorite cigars, preferred size, etc. to ensure he gave an appropriate recommendation - which turned out to be of the better cigars I've had in awhile. It's always nice to have a shopkeeper who recommends the right product and not the most expensive cigar in the shop, as his recommendation was cheaper rather than what I would have chosen without his assistance. While unfortunately Washington State has an indoor smoking ban outside of tribal land - the staff with Brian and Hector, gave some great recommendations on outside areas where I could smoke including one that's not too far from the shop. Overall if looking for a boutique cigar in Seattle especially if in Downtown/Lake Union, I'd highly recommend popping into the Union Cigar Society.

Great place If you can come in the summer or warm weather you can sit outside and have a nice…read moresmoke. Good selection and nice family owned operation

I LOVE this store…read more This is a family business, its been here for ages and it's just a tiny shop on the Ave that happens to have the BEST prices on cigarettes in town. Right now around $7.20 when everyone else charges $9-ish. But what's really special about these guys is that this tiny little shop carries all the newest and best methods of ingesting smoke. Period. Volcanos, PAX vaporizers, silicone containers and mats, glass ranging from cheap to very very nice; dabs or flowers, scientific to hand blown, plus all your hookah needs, cigars, papers, etc etc. Nice guys too.

I love Sam's!! The staff is so friendly and will remember you if you come in a lot. Best smoke shop…read morein u district, I wouldn't go anywhere else.

This review is for the Everett location- was told by Rollin to leave review here…read more.. I use this place several times a week. They have a lot of different products to choose from! Employees are all super cool and helpful. Definitely recommend!

Come talk with Matthew. He really helped me answer all my questions. There is no other shop you…read moreneed to go to than here. They have everything. My go to spot from now on.

5/5 starts the Owner and associates are absolutely amazing. They go above and beyond. I only go to…read morethis location. They are amazing. The selection here is above and beyond. They have only the best product and the value is amazing. I will continue to go back to this location because there is great value in the services they offer and in the product.

10/10 recommend! This is my new Go-To!…read more Pros -Customer Service and Personable Staff -Great Pricing -Decent Selection Cons -Not the cheapest in Seattle but this place is still my go to because it is still cheaper than most places and the staff are amazing! Otherwise I have no complaints My significant other and I have been here on multiple occasions. First time, I bought a nice small glow in the dark bong from them for a good price! Abdullah helped me get exactly what I was looking for and provided me with extremely friendly service. First time my significant other came in, he came to buy some cigs and he also received amazing service from Abdullah. Abdullah was also very personable and friendly and made us feel comfortable. Second time we both came in together and we bought some vape supplies. Mohammed let us know what's good and even helped us figure everything out. Mohammed is very personable, friendly, made us feel comfortable and went above and beyond with customer service. Selection They had a nice big selection, included half of it in the video. Value More on the cheaper side compared to most smoke shops but not the cheapest in the city. But because of the amazing customer service and personable experience, we don't mind spending the extra few bucks as it is so mininal. I believe the value is 10/10 because they provide such amazing care. My significant other and I both have agreed to make this our new smoke stop shop as this place has exceeds our expectations. Overall I HIGHLY recommend coming here! 10/10

A quite little bar with an extensive rotating tap menu. We were looking for a quick place to grab a…read moredrink after a long day exploring the city and this fit our needs perfectly. Many interesting beers to choose from and friendly service. A decent sized cooler as well if you don't see anything you like on the tap menu. You have to put a card down to start a tab and remember to go close out before you leave. Lots of cozy places to sit and watch a game on the TVs or nice two person tables for conversation. $4 Ranier pints on tap, a great local place to stop for a beer!

Hard to believe it's been more than half a decade since this place opened. They've used their time…read morewisely, without a doubt. When they began, they were a wonderfully weird little enclave of beeriness along this tawdry strip of Aurora. After years of perfecting their craft, cultivating a clientele both locally and far beyond the city limits, investing their profits carefully, and stockpiling an OCD-esque retinue of fermented delights to serve not before their time, Über is now...a wonderfully weird little enclave of beeriness along this tawdry strip of Aurora. They've added to it, certainly, though the footprint inside is still the same. They added the little sidewalk courtyard a couple years ago, and added the planter boxes around the same time. After some unsolicited overnight editorializing from the local Crackhead Gardeners Club, the ambitions of those planter boxes have been scaled back rather markedly, but the pleasant al fresco seating option remains--covered and railed in. Inside, what used to feel like a kooky house party with a fire table in the middle and big bottle coolers behind the bar now feels like a stylishly kooky house party with a fire table in the middle and big bottle coolers behind the bar. The refined blue on the walls now suggests a tony library at a gentleman's club, so be a gentleman, for heaven's sake. The multi-ton zebrawood beast of a bar suggests locales even more exotic than Aurora ("Where is that wood grown?" "Africa." "Noooo...*zebras* are from Africa. Where is zebra*wood* from?" "Under the ze..." Never mind.). The walnut ceiling-support beam suggests...that spending a butt-ton of extra money on fine hardwoods is worth it sometimes. Gone are the colossal tap towers that used to protect the bartenders from: archers, trebuchets, and being able to see customers. Well, the Delirium Tremens tower is still there, over the inlaid Scrabble board, but every bar needs a pink elephant on the corner. In addition to Scrabble, you can also play Backgammon under a heavy layer of resin, if you get the right seats. But what matters most here is the beer. And this beer selection is truly a matter of great import. Hundreds of bottles line the cooler racks, with a fair emphasis on rare and small batch big American beers and a freighter full of bigger (i.e., more alcoholic) European stuff, both classics and newer releases. There are also tap handles, now bundled together in a phalanx of malty infantry on the back wall, which boasts a luminous interweave of glass subway tiles. Such design flair! ("Yeah, I have the gay gene when it comes to decorating." You just can't make this stuff up. You can only catch people when they're loaded and write it down for blackmailing them later.) What's particularly cool about the tap lineup is the new War-Games-like array of monitors above the coolers, listing all kegs in the order they were tapped, along with the next three on deck. No more scrambling for a little green book, and wondering if you should hurry up and order a given beer in case it might kick before you get to it. The staff here has been wise and powerful since day one. This shows no signs of abating. I often hate coming in here when it's busy simply because it means less chance to shoot the breeze with them. Or throw a Frisbee. What no one bar can change, though, is the local color on display outside, along Aurora Avenue North. More than once as I have sipped a tasty beverage here, young ladies have walked back and forth and back and forth past the windows of the establishment. I figured they must have been running errands, or moving, or something, but they were never carrying anything, so it's hard to be certain. That motorized pageant of humanity, the Metro #358, stops right outside the sidewalk patio here. When a 60-foot limo rolls up, it can easily block every window in the place, making you feel like you're in a dark little cave (well, you are, not even figuratively speaking). When that 358 shadow settles over the room, what you are is an easily-distracted baby seal that just noticed the great white swimming over you and blocking out all your light. Those squealy bus brakes are the hoots of an owl in the dreams of a mouse. Über is one of the oases in a stretch of road that Seattle forgot. (Not on accident did Seattle forget this scrofulous motorway, either.) There's a bit of character lately to some businesses around here, and there's even a high-end spot across the street (PCC). You can bring in your own food from anywhere, though PCC and Beth's are natural choices, and Aloha Ramen is a personal favorite. There's a book behind the bar somewhere, full of take-out menus. Just ask for it. Every industry needs places that push to offer the best of everything. Über has very few equals, and no superiors, especially when you count the square footage. You can get lost here. Probably you should. The 358 can always take you...elsewhe

I really liked this place -- it had such a welcoming vibe, and the unique décor was amazing. From…read morethe moment we walked in, Luke the bartender immediately greeted us with a warm and sincere demeanor. We initially thought it was a fine dining restaurant and were a little disappointed to see a limited menu. However, it's actually a fantastic spot for drinks and light bites. We decided to stay since we had never been there before, and Luke was so gracious we almost felt bad leaving! We ordered the meat and cheese platter along with a couple of drinks, and everything was Grade A. I'm giving it an A+ though, because of Luke's outstanding service.

It's expensive. To be expected. But along comes another service charge that nobody wants to inform…read moreyou of upfront. Their cocktails don't quite measure up. Maybe it's the alcohol to mixer ratio? Great atmosphere and nice wait staff. Didn't mind shooting them a nice tip. The food menu is small but interesting, not very tasty. Probably stick with the hummus or the bread. Definitely eat before you come. We stopped here three hours after dinner and only ordered a few of the small plates after we'd already been here an hour. The whiskeys are terrific. As expected. Several flights available like "In For A World of Peat", featuring three peated whiskeys from the British Isles and one from America. 05/25

Great shop. Good prices. Friendly staff. A lot of variety. Will be going here from now on.read more

From the owner: Pipes, Tobacco, Cigarsread more

Great store really clean great selection of Cigars as well as all other tobacco products and…read moresmoking accessories. Friendly staff really low key. Check it out if you are sick of gross spots.

From the owner: Great Selection of Cigars and Great prices plus members discount read more

With live music every night of the week (on Mondays it is a jam where you can sign up and help MAKE…read morethe music!), I can always count on dropping in to The Seamonster Lounge to have the music I like: Jazz, Funk, Soul, Jam Bands, Reggae, Afropop, Latin even a Zeppelin cover band once in a while. Most nights there are 2 bands, one starting at 7 and one at 10PM No cover Sunday-Thursday (tip the band and the bartender!) Regular highlights for me are Hammand Organ Master Joe Doria and Friends on Tuesdays and Funky2Death on Fridays. Other artists/groups have monthly slots--check their schedule online. Battlestar Kalakala, How Now Brown Cow, Dub Lounge International, Hurricane Dreamz, Ron Weinstein Organ Trio and much much more!

We've been to several events here as it's walking distance from friend's house; otherwise it's…read morestreet parking. Cozy venue; music a bit loud so we bring ear buds or sit/stand as far away from the stage. Staff are cool and friendly.