I've passed this numerous times, but haven't been in until recently. The first thing to come to mind is they have massive inventory. Their humidor is a bit narrow and tall, floor to ceiling affair. It's a bit overwhelming and takes some time looking through everything and since it's narrow a bit hard to maneuver in there.
They have a case with a majority of the rarities put aside there to make it easier if you're a collector. Gotta watch the prices though because some of the prices were way too steep like a Opus X Nacimiento was $55 which is prices stores on the strip may charge and I bought the same cigar that day for $16.00 elsewhere. It's rare, but not THAT rare in our town - ouch. Some of the other stuff in there was fair though. We got the last Tatujuae Mummy (Halloween 2012) for a price that we were willing to pay since it was about what most stores sell for and close to msrp. The more usual stuff though generally were sitting in the price range I expect from a B&M.
I guess since it's such a crazy inventory, the nice thing is there is something for everyone from beginner to a seasoned smoker. If I am looking for something specific, they probably have it. The guy helping us, Lou, was soft spoken and nice. I did get a La Flor Dominicana Coronado off of his recommendation. I feel that you won't be stirred wrong here as they do know their inventory, as big as it is, since all of the things he recommended was based off of smoking it. The condition of the cigars seemed good overall, at a smokeable humidity and temperature seemed good in there.
This store has the most accessories I've seen so far too. Lots of lighters, cutters, ashtrays, cigar cases, and humidors. I wish wish the humidor was bigger and more comfy to browse in lieu of more stuff.
There was a bar with TV and looks like a espresso machine and a snack vending machine. There may have been another area in the back to sit, but I didn't go beyond where the merchandise went. I haven't smoked here and took our cigars home so I cannot comment on how the lounging experience is.
If you are a regular, they have a stamp card program for every 10 cigars you buy, you get $10 off.
Overall, a pretty decent humidor and one I can see myself popping into regularly. read more