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Where to Smoke Reviews
Review: Shadows Lounge, Scottsdale, Arizona
Like a set of nesting dolls, the Shadow Lounge reveals its treasures in layers. Located within the much larger Talking Stick resort complex, once you find this hidden-gem cigar …
Review: Blend Bar, Nashville, TN
Between the food, furnishings, atmosphere, cigars and adult beverages, Blend Bar Nashville has turned lingering into an artform.
Review: Federal Cigar, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
The third oldest city in the United States, Portsmouth has a rich and colorful history that dates back beyond the American Revolution. But it’s just in the past couple of years …
Cigar-Friendly Stays: The Peacock Inn, Princeton, New Jersey
Hot cider, turning foliage and pumpkin-flavored everything might be the stuff of our leafy fall fantasies, but let’s be honest: There’s little room for the cigar smoker when it …
Review—Cohiba Atmosphere, Havana
Cigar lounges around the world run the gamut, from old and clubby to sleek and modern, wherever you happen to find them. But in Havana’s new Cohiba Atmosphere—a franchise that now …
Review—Cigarbox, Las Vegas, Nevada
You would not be alone if, upon seeing the Cigarbox in Las Vegas for the first time, you thought this was another makeshift smoking lounge. The place is off The Strip in an office …
Where To Smoke: La Casa del Habano, Prague, Czech Republic
Maybe the Partagás Serie E No. 2 was too much cigar for after lunch, but Prague's La Casa del Habano was just a 15-minute stroll from the restaurant, and the opportunity was not …
Where To Smoke: Kruger’s American Bar, Vienna, Austria
Perhaps you're at dinner contemplating the second half of your blanket-sized Wiener schnitzel at the Sacher Hotel restaurant, wondering if you'll still have room for the legendary …
Where To Smoke: La Bodeguita Del Medio, Budapest, Hungary
Is it Hemingway? Or is it Cuba? More than likely it's the combination of the two that makes naming places after the author's favorite mojito bar so appealing. Perhaps it's just …
