Cigar Factory Outlet

Ok place. Whole store is a humidor. Mainly cigar bundles of 10 or more cigars with a small small case of Oliva singles. People are friendly. Down side is there is absolutely no parking. Can’t park on the street in front of it or anywhere nearby. Only options for parking is to park far away, by the industrial area on the weekend or at another nearby business and hope your car isn’t towed in the mean time. Best bet is to visit M&M cigars just 2 blocks over on Washington.

I am a new-​ish cigar smoker and just went in to check out the store. The whole place is one big humidor and smells amazing. It looks like they have chairs set up for some type of club to sit there and smoke. Overall, it was a great experience.
They sell cigars in bulk packages ranging from 50 to a few hundred cigars and they have a fairly wide selection with a few dozen brands/​styles. They do sell singles, but only of their specific brand, which is Oliva.
The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. I couldn’t justify spending $ 150 on a huge box of a specific cigar I like and the check out guy recommended another store in town that sold smaller quantities and also recommended a couple of their varieties that are similar. I bought a few singles to try, and he threw in a box with a seasoning packet, matches, and a cutter all for free.
I learned that they have a website, and that ordering cigars across state lines is actually cheaper sometimes (no sales or tobacco tax). They are also the exclusive distributor for Oliva cigars across 50 countries. The people working there are definitely the type you could talk to about cigars for a long time.