this place is great , best smoke shop in town . It's always a great selection and the staff is very…read morefriendly

I love this store they always have plenty of everything!! They've got extensive knowledge about…read moreall their products and they're the best and cheapest shop in the entire county Excellent selection of all kinds of goodies and tobacco.

Give my Mexican brother from another mother a raise, first off Allen has a good attitude unlike the…read moreother heavier set women there, he's very helpful and knows what he's talking about when it comes to vapes and he's only been there 5 months, if you walk in the store feeling down and out you are sure to leave feeling better joking around with Allen

Not great in comparison to the other tabacco shops. High prices, inconsistent, snobby vibes.read more

So happy I stumbled upon this place. I had purchased my vape from another seller and honestly had…read moreno idea how to use it properly. Sam took his time with me helping understand what everything did and meant. Also I wanted to purchase a new juice. He took the time to ask what I may like then opened 3 to 4 juices, let me smell them and decide. Last night I actually took my Cuz to see Sam to get her a vape. She found the one she wanted he set it up for her, after he let her see and smell many juices. He answered all her questions and she was and still is very happy with her decision that Sam helped her make. In closing, the atmosphere is clean and well organized. Not that "Gas Station" feel. If you need help or have questions, they will be answered. I will not go to another Vape/Tobacco Shop.

Very kind owner and wonderful people that work here, with good prices and selection--this will…read morecontinue to be our favorite tobacco shop!

Solid smoke shop conveniently located in central High Point near High Point University. I usually…read moredo not come to this particular shop very often but if I'm in the area I will stop in. I like the fact that they open earlier than other smoke shops, so if you need to grab something before 10 AM, this is the place to go. Owner is very nice, the shop always smells great inside, everything is organized and he always has good music playing. The shop is a tad bit more expensive than my usual smoke shop but I will happily pay a couple extra cents for great service and convenient hours. Thank you; will be back again soon!

Great service, helpful recommendations, and knowledge about her products. Thank you to the very…read morepleasant lady helping me out getting prerolls in there yesterday!

Hello just stopping by to show some love.. best smoke house in town great customer services Check…read morethem outttttt

Ok, like I stated before the employees are amazing they give you the best customer service I love…read morethem all, but they need to get better flower products & selections they are not good at all, most of the time I'm just wasting my money on nothing and they are higher in price than other shops so if you change your products and prices this shop will be great again!!!

Very knowledgeable, and great service and products! The selection of vape juices is great and…read moreresonable prices

Parker's News Stand was a High Point institution. I believe the newsstand first opened in 1945 and…read moreclosed circa 2010. It was your classic, old-school, city newsstand, stocked with papers from up and down the East Coast, as well as all sorts of books and magazines. My dad, who consumed many physical newspapers back in the day (Barron's, Wall Street Journal, etc.), was a regular at Parker's News. It was a small shop, popular among local residents and furniture market visitors alike. When my picture was published in the February 1995 issue of GamePro Magazine (issue #67), my dad went to Parker's that weekend and bought out their entire stock of that issue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6yHKFFd5iY&t=294s I remember making a special visit to Parker's in the mid-to-late 90s for a News Talk 1230 WMFR cookbook signing. Morning show host (and our neighbor) Max Meeks and company were at Parker's selling and signing cookbooks. https://www.yelp.com/biz/radio-station-wmfr-high-point I remember one of the younger guys with the WMFR crew was reading a professional wrestling magazine from one of the nearby shelves. I was a wrestling fan too. In the late 80s/early 90s, I thought pro wrestling was real. How dare Ric Flair cheat with the "Macho Man" Randy Savage's wife, Miss Elizabeth, as shown in the April 1992 issue of WWF Magazine? John A. Nagy wrote an excellent piece on Parker's News, published October 21, 1994 in the Greensboro News & Record. You can access the article online here: https://greensboro.com/newsstand-manager-wont-get-scooped-on-customers-needs/article_0d5b51fd-25b5-5b88-adc6-d890d2ec8bca.html. Hopefully, the link still works by the time you read this. Thank you, Parker's News, for the decades of service to the High Point community and its visitors from around the world.