Courthouse Cigar Company

Nice little place. Always has my favorites. Decent pricing. I’m here twice a month at least. Doesn’t make me a regular. Not the friendliest place I will ever visit. Not rude either. Cautiously helpful best describes this place. Don’t let that stop you from coming in. Cigars are always fresh. Find some friends somewhere else. Will keep coming back for sure.

Great spot and friendly woman working the counter. They have the widest selection of any place near Boston, and they carried my favorite PG’s, which are difficult to find. I don’t care who owns it, this place has anything you’ll need and the prices were in line according to what I saw.

Good shop. Use to go in quite a bit… then I found they are owned by William David Lindholm. Google the name… A RAT !!!

Great place, nice people. Staff is friendly and welcoming, simple as that. A note though, the town of Dedham in which this place is located recently raised the age to buy tobacco to 21 years old.

Small place — sure, but only place I know that has my favorites: Nat Shermans. For those who comment about prices — this place is lower than many … and you can blame our government for the taxes that make it this ridiculous. I’m just in and out but they always offer to cut a cigar and if I want matches.

I have purchased cigars from courthouse many times over the 5 years and they seem like a nice outfit. They have a nice enough selection, and I was able to find whatever I wanted. It might be that cigars were a buck more than I expected, but I am finding cigar prices in general to be going higher and higher fairly quickly — gone are the days when you can get a nice $ 5 smoke. Now it’s $ 6.50-$ 8 and like it or not get over it as gas isn’t $ 3 a gallon either! Yes it’s a small shop, but I find service is friendly, and pretty nice. I just called them about pipes and the woman Darcy was kind enough to answer some of my rookie pipe questions, and also tells me if I came to the store tomorrow, that a very knowledgeable pipe guy would be working there and he would be helpful. Sure — online purchasing is cheaper, but you don’t get service there and I think supporting your local outfit and at the least, getting cigars locally every now and then is a great thing to do, as I learned most of what I know about cigars talking with aficionados working behind the counter. Parking can be tricky but I always park at the empty building across the street or right out in front, so that is not a big issue.
Support your local Tobacconist!

Great selection of cigars, prices are right in line. Parking is the issue. But they are putting in another large humidor in place of the display case to increase the selection further.

I stopped in here a few times when I was 18 to pick up some cigars for golfing, and the sales people were always polite, but it was never anything more to m.
Recently, I’ve decided I want to start smoking pipes — after some research I decided that the best place to start was with a corncob pipe. I looked on Unilocal and realized it was the closest place, but I was a little nervous after reading the reviews; I had absolutely no reason to be, so PLEASE BE AT EASE!
I walked in and there were several people working there (2 women, 1 man) and a few of the old guys hanging out the others mention. They were awesome in helping me get my corncob pipe, directing me to some good starting tobacco, advice in what to look for if I ever choose to upgrade, and got me a pipe tool as well. Total price — $ 21.
I was VERY pleasantly surprised at how helpful and nice the people were (especially to a 20 year old kid buying some cheap stuff), and will definitely mark this as my go-​to spot from now on.

Stopped in because it was the closest place to grab a couple cigars.
Decent selection, but things are kinda hard to find. The shop is awkwardly small, and the regulars that were sitting around were giving me the evil eye the entire time, as if just because I’m in my 20’s I don’t know anything about cigars.
Being 5 minutes from where I live is really the only upside. That and they carry what I normally smoke, which not every shop does. Charged about 2 dollars more than I normally pay though.

Adequate but not more. OK if you are late for your tee time and out of cigars.

I usually don’t smoke cigars nor am I an aficionado, but supposedly the prices here are competitive with a good selection. I brought some Macanudos and Montecristos (I hope I spelled those correctly!) here, good cigars can easily cost $ 20 each! It’s a small shop and sometimes when I drive by, I’ll see some old-​timers smoking and reading the newspaper inside. Parking is limited on a busy street, or you can park in the lot of the Japanese restaurant.