Cigar Inn

User Reviews of Cigar Inn

Yelp.com Review - by Daniel d.

4.0 of 5 stars. Biggest cigar only lounge I know of .Luxury leather chairs, big T.V. looked high def to me. I went in my work clothes( uniform golf shirt,Work coat) and had to drag my work bag nobody gave me a...
yelp.com - user review - 02/25/2009
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A Man's Cigar Oasis

As the title indicates, the Cigar Inn is a man's oasis on several fronts. Not only do they have one of the best selections of cigars in the City, but they also offer a wide selection of men's products. It's a...
citysearch.com - user review - 12/11/2007
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Cigar Inn

It is the best place to relax meditate and concentrate on any level. The aroma of the tobacco is very intoxicating making one become sensual and bringing you to new heights of awareness. The Cigar Inn is a...
citysearch.com - user review - 10/23/2007
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"SMOKEY OASIS"

One of the last great spots in nyc where you can enjoy a great cigar and good conversation. The owners Billy and Gus know their product well and offer a premium selection not available everywhere!
citysearch.com - user review - 10/02/2007
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Best Lounge

Cigar Inn is a small place by its size, but warm and welcoming to its customers. You will enjoy the refined atmosphere and relaxing mood there. Here at this different cigar place you can enjoy fine cigars and...
citysearch.com - user review - 10/02/2007
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A corner on the Upper East side Cigar shop market

Great place to go for selection and accesories for a novice or experienced smoker. Decent walk in humidor but the cigars I sampled were barely on the satisfactory side of dry-ish. The owner is an attentive...
citysearch.com - user review - 04/25/2006
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the best cigar shop in new york

the cigar inn is a great place to kick back. i was so surprised to find it one day when i was out walking. they have THE best selection of tobaccos and cigarettes (for those of us who still smoke!!) and the...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/17/2003
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