Stogies Lounge

A spacious and classy bathroom for a classy establishment. We got tile on the floors and a maroon and brown paint job on the walls and ceiling. There’s a nice little plastic fern in the corner flanked by an ash tray just in case you couldn’t let your stogie sit for no. 2. California is a green place and I like that it is reflected in the bathroom, as well as a reminder of the joint’s mission: smoking. There is no lack of things to look at here. The walls are equipped with vintage pin-​up style ads with some tin Guinness publicity. It’s not overwhelming though. The toilet, sink, and trash can are a little industrial but you can hardly fault the establishment for that; they fit in fine. The reminder to wash your hands is friendly and not patronizing. Fully equipped with a plunger, brush, seat covers, and tp you wouldn’t be ashamed to bring home. An overall positive experience. B+ or A– after a beer or two.

New owner is awesome. Great beer & wine selection. Feels like a family. Enjoy a game of liars dice, beer or glass of wine & great company.

I always try and stop in here when im in town. I remember when this place was puff n stuff and we used to buy my grandfathers pipe tabacco here. The people who work here are always very friendly and always open to give suggestions if I cant make up my mind. They are a little pricey, but honestly there is no where else within reasonable distance where you are going to find the quality and selection they offer.

Awesome place to relax. The ladies there were very friendly and made my first experience a pleasant one. And if you’re a Marine bring your coin !!! My friend and I will be going back.

This is a nice place to sit when smoking a nice cigar. They are friendly, and the place is always clean. I only buy a cigar here when I am out, because their prices are high. The smokes are fresh, just over priced.

Good spot… no frills, no bling and no B. S…just a straight forward place to get a decent cigar and a beer or glass of wine, all the customers are pretty cool as well as the Bartendress, only drawback is the Jukebox which is played to loud at times, not often but have experienced it and I am not being a grump but it just seems to throw off the cool laid back atmosphere of this place.

I don’t go to bars that much anymore but this is my favorite bar in town. This place doubles as a cigar shop and you can sit back and enjoy your stogie while sipping a glass of wine or pint of guiness. Allot of regulars go here and everyone is pretty friendly.
This place is never overly crowded and you don’t have to worry about some d-​bag in a muscle shirt trying to hit on your girlfriend.
Great place to relax with friends.

As a brother of the leaf, I am very aware of the lack of places you can smoke in the area. It’s through nobody’s fault and admittedly I can understand the «No Smoking» sentiment. There are a few places you can go, a few coffee shops, but there’s no camaraderie with the general public when you have a stogie hanging from your lips.
And that’s when I found Stogies. It was right around January. The wind was whipping its way tossing the rain around like some gigantic raspberry from your kid cousin. I stepped into the fine establishment, not in a cloud of smoke, but to a well lit and well run and welcoming environment.
I have since become a regular and have watched the place grow a bit. They’ve put in a jukebox in and I never tire of a bit of Johnny Cash when I’m playing pool.
Admittedly, it doesn’t take much to become a regular. They treat all their customers like friends, new and old, and as cliched as it sounds, it’s a lot like a second home. Leather couches, wing back chairs, friendly people, good drinks, better cigars. What more can you ask for a home a way from home?
If every you step by and you see what looks to be a 14 year old kid playing pool, just Unilocal (!). I’ll buy you a cigar.