? about NYC Stogie spots

[rottenzombie]

Hello every one..I am stuck in Secaucus , NJ until Friday with my truck broken down. I am thinking about checking out NYC tomorrow and was wondering if there any good B&M's or Cigar Bar's I should check out ?

Thanks Joe
The broke down trucking Gorilla

[Shaun Raney]

Originally Posted by rottenzombie

Hello every one..I am stuck in Secaucus , NJ until Friday with my truck broken down. I am thinking about checking out NYC tomorrow and was wondering if there any good B&M's or Cigar Bar's I should check out ?

Thanks Joe
The broke down trucking Gorilla

Nat Sherman in NYC is worth checking out. JR Cigar has an NYC store right near Rockefeller center (also an FDNY Zone store next door too).

Hoboken, NJ also has a few B&M's to check out.

Lucky for your Seacaucus is a hub for the trains that go all over NJ.

[gehrig97]

De la Concha, on 56/6th has a decent enough selection, and priced fairly for NYC. A few stools at the front of the store, a couple of club chairs towards the back, but no lounge.

The Davidoff shop at Columbus Circle has an excellent--if pricey--selection and you can smoke in the lounge area.

Hoboken Cigars--expensive! But nice guys, and a very good selection of top shelf merchandise.

Nat Sherman (42/5th). New shop is gorgeous, but if you want to smoke in-house, you'll need to do it standing up. New lounge is members only.

Hudson Bar and Books is a nice place to enjoy a smoke--one of the few bars grandfathered from the ban. Excellent selection of scotch. Sister location is Lexington Bar and Books on the upper east side. $4 tobacco charge if you bring your own cigar--and you'll want to, as the mark ups run 300%.

If you wanted to pay the $10 "tobacco charge," you could lounge at the Carnegie Club--nice room, right down the block from De la Concha. (I believe it's 56/8th, but google maps can confirm).

Hope this helps...

[rottenzombie]

Hmmmm Bump