I don't understand the low ratings. I've been to cigar shops around the country, in cities big and…read moresmall, and this place rates up there with the best. The service is terrific. The selection great. prices very reasonable. And the smoking lounge in the back is excellent. My first time in, the owner was there and he showed me around, showed me some new stock, explained how the members smoking lounge worked. The last time I was in, a younger guy was working. I believe his name was Tegab(sp?). His knowledge was impressive. He helped me put together a sampler pack for a buddy of mine that is just starting to smoke cigars. I got myself a membership and I'll be watching my NFL games there.

My son bought a box Arturo Fuentes royal salute maduro. The price was $152.50 less 10%= $137.25…read more The msrp for those cigars is $118.80. Their discount price is $18.85 higher than retail. That is crazy and wrong. Anyone who buys from the Havana house are being ripped off.

Good little spot, good prices. I found Matt to be really helpful. Not only was he knowledgeable…read moreregarding different vape brands but he gave me some solid directions around town. Great customer service

Very knowledgeable and helpful l loved that store. The new place that bought it is also my go tooread more

This is a nice, compact smoke shop. There are cigarettes and the like behind the counter and soft…read moredrinks in the cooler, if that's what you're there for. If you're in search of a nice cigar, the glassed-in (but not locked! Huzzah!) humidor spans the length of the shop. Here you'll find your Fuente, your Punch, your Cohiba, your Romeo y Julieta, but also some lower-priced brands. I have picked up a few gems here on a low budget. There is reasonable size diversity here, although not all brands have the full line available, as seems to be common in tobacco shops--especially those with limited space. In fairness, though, selling cigars is an expensive trade, no thanks to taxes and regulations. Most tobacconists have to be pretty conservative about their overhead in this day and age, and this is a smaller shop. There is coffee available in urns, although I haven't tried it because they only seem to make it on demand (fair enough) and aren't particularly eager to make a whole new one after five, which is when I usually pass by there after work. The gentleman I've seen at the counter every time is cordial, although you'll obviously need to hurry up at the cash register if you have a line of people behind you waiting to buy lottery tickets. After you've paid, though, you're welcome to stick around and smoke, as there are several plastic tables with chairs in the less busy area toward the back of the store. This store is located in the Austintown Plaza on Mahoning Avenue, west of Route 11. Be forewarned that there seems to be one main exit from the whole place (and it's not a small plaza), and since Mahoning Avenue is a busy street it has a long light, so if you are pressed for time you might want to hold off for another day. Additionally, since this shop is part of a strip mall, parking might not supremely easy to find. Do make the trip if you can, though, because the cigars and the overall experience will be well worth your while.

Christine and her daughter are angels! Everyone else who works here is questionable at best. So…read moreglad there's at least one or two nice vape shops in New Castle - time in and out I can usually find the best prices here! Staff is always willing to work with you if something happens! Wish I didn't need a med card to buy flower or concentrate. When I don't feel like driving 30 mins into Ohio I come here every time.

Very young girl alone in this shop, bought tobacco for $13 to find it so dry unrollable. They don't…read morehave fresh tobacco, they're selling something else. I just want my money back but there's a huge sign NO REFUNDS! Super horrible place if you're an honest good person trying to find fresh tobacco ‍

A charmingly old shop in charmingly old downtown Columbiana, Ryan's offers lots of magazines,…read morethough I haven't perused them. Also available are many snacks, plus (good!) hot coffee at a very low price. There are lots of mass-market tobacco products--cigarettes, snuff, Swisher Sweets, etc., but since I go there for the cigars, that is what I'll be talking about. (I don't know if you can smoke in the store or not, but there's not really a place to do so anyway.) The cigars are located in a glass case under the counter. I wouldn't say they have a large selection of premium stogies, especially toward the lower end of the dollar scale, but what is there is well-tended (I thought they'd be dry, given their seeming lack of star status in the shop, but they were perfectly humidified). Because the cigar stock is limited to what will fit under the counter, the size diversity is somewhat arbitrary--most brands only have one vitola available, and it can be anything from a lengthy Churchill or Lonsdale to a squat little Robusto. Still, in the two times I've been there, I bought an old standby once and a random bargain brand I was certain would be terrible the other time, but I haven't been disappointed yet. The staff are very pleasant, always happy to chat with customers but never pushy if you need to take your time--I suppose, given that a large portion of their customer population seems to be in the 70+ age group, they have trained themselves well. Coming from Route 11, take the OH-344 exit toward Columbiana/Leetonia and go east, then take a right turn off the quaint little traffic circle. Ryan's will be on your left. It's a bit like being in an early-19th-century Ohio village, which is more or less what Columbiana is anyway. Street parking is free and plentiful, and you can stroll along the sidewalks of the town square sipping your coffee and looking in the various storefront windows. (I'd recommend puffing your cigar, too, but I hear people tend to frown on that these days. Ah, well.)

This company is wonderful! They always welcome you when you walk in the store and greet you by your…read morename! And know exactly what you want! I am there a few times a week and will continue to! You can tell it is a family owned business because that is how they treat you!

I visited Tobacco City Today. It was like a Green Oasis in The Middle of Dry Valleys. I was in…read moresearch of Fine Cigars. Upon Entry Tobacco City was Vacant and Desolate. There was nobody Guarding the Gates or the Doorways. I Had All The Time in The World To Grab Anything My Heart's Desire. All the Wares and Artifacts were Left UnAttended. I Did Not. I Waited. I was Not Greeted. I Had To Call Out For Help. And Still There Was No Answer to My Call. Finally as My Soul Grew Faint and My Desperation Unknown, Out of The Distance Appeared a Meek and Humble Servant. He Seemed Unpleasant and Not Eager to Assist me in my search for Fine Cigars. He informed me that I was Prohibited from wearing UV Protective Eye-Wear and Shade Producing Head Coverings within the Gates of The City. He Forced Me to Remove my Prescribed UV Protective Eyewear. The Glare From the Sunlight Beaming Through the Port Holes Burned My Eyes, It was Hard To Sea. He Finally begrudgingly took and assisted me with my order. Thankfully I left Unscathed and Cigars in Hand. Thirst Quenched. The Worst Customer Service I Ever Had. I will definitely be visiting Tobacco City again. Thank You and Have a Nice Day!

I just Love Fiestaware ! I have been here a couple other times always a great experience friendly…read moreand helpful staff. They have a Tent Sale in June where they sale a second quality dinnerware. They have a nice size show room with all the most resent dinnerware and nice selection. I found what I went for the new lavender color dinnerware. A must visit if you are in the area or what to add pieces to your Fiestaware dinnerware

OMFiestaware!! I have been here SO MANY times throughout my life I can't even comprehend why I've…read morenever reviewed. I'm an insane collector and have been for decades. I may or may not have place settings for twenty-seven people. I never tire of the tent sales, factory tours, seconds room, main room, and so on. I haven't met a piece of Fiestaware I don't like. The folks who work here are so genuine, like the product they put out. A true family of employees with the same love and obsession as people like me. Homer Laughlin introduced Fiestaware in 1936 and I even have pieces that were my grandmother's. Annually they come out with a new color and I look forward to it every year. All pieces are made here in the factory in this small WV town about an hour from Pittsburgh. The dishes and accessories are durable and last decades. Pieces made between 1936-1972 were made with a radioactive red glaze (worth a fortune now for mad collectors like me). Fear not, the modern-day pieces are lead free. I'm an absolute maniac for Fiestaware and Homer Laughlin (actually have items from their other lines as well). Love love love love. Fiesta Forever!!

This hobby store has lots of fun crafts to build, like model airplanes, ships and villages. They…read morehave a wide variety of trains, track and bridges, painting supplies, and most anything you need to set up a great train display. The staff is helpful as well as willing to order specialty items. We enjoy perusing the store for ideas to use on our train setup. It's an ongoing process!

Excellent service and extremely knowledgeable. This is a long-standing landmark hobby store in the…read moregreater Youngstown area.