Smokers Pub

"Smokers Pub located on 107th and Oklahoma is a very inviting store. If you're looking for cigarettes, E cigarettes, and cigars. Into rolling your own cigarettes? Well there're plenty of different types of tobacco and rolling papers to choose from. One of the things that sets Smokers Pub apart is that they have a lounge area and a Coy tank!! Glass pipes, Hookahs, and other smoking devices. This is Smoke shop I'd return to. If you like this review please hit the Like button!"

"This business should be investigated. They do not have price tags on their merchandise and it feels like they are making up prices as they go along. When you find out the price and then don't want to buy it, they will try to lower the price or offer a deal. I just called them today 1-23-17 and she now tells me she will put price tags on all the items. I am baffled on how you keep and report income and inventory if you have no price tags. It felt like I was at a swap meet and a very dishonest atmosphere."

"Terrible service! The first time I shopped here I had to wait several minutes for the women behind the counter to finish her prayers before I would get any service. The second time I wanted to purchase a carton of 100 length cigarettes. They had an open carton with only nine packs. The clerk tried to slip in a king size pack without my knowledge. When I questioned the tenth pack she admitted that it was king size. Then, after saying she would give me the coupon price on the king size pack, she tried to charge me for a full carton (which only contained 9 packs) PLUS the king size pack. I told her to just give me two packs. So after ringing that up I gave her a $20 bill to pay for it. My change should have been $4.95. She gav e me three singles, a fifty cent piece and a nickle. She tried to claim that it was a $1 coin but I pointed out to her that is was only worth fifty cents. So she took back the fifty cent piece and proceeded to give me 90 cents in dimes. At that point I gave up and simply left. I don't know if it was stupidity, greed or a lack of knowledge regarding US currency but there are plenty of other places to shop so I think I will just avoid this store in the future."

"Ripped off! I walked in to buy hookah tobacco. I asked him how much a tin cost. He told me $8.99. I also bought a roll of coals assuming they were $4 or $5 at the most. I asked for one of the free samples and he tried to charge me $7.99 for the one bowl sample bag. Of course I declined. When I went to the register he charged me $20.04 for a small bag of tobacco and a roll of coals. When I questioned him about the price he said the tobacco was $8.99 and the coals were $9.99. There were no prices anywhere and he was obviously just charging what ever he wanted. It hate walking into businesses with TERRIBLE work ethic. I tried to report them to the better business bureau but of course they weren't listed. They aren't listed anywhere so as of right now this is the only I can notify consumers. I will try to Don another avenue but for right now this is it. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS DISTRIBUTOR. POOR ETHICS, MADE UP PRICES!"

"From outside, you would never guess this business is as large as it is. Inside, you will find one of the largest selections of top quality cigars at excellent prices I've seen in the area, and this old broad enjoys a nice stogie, and prefers them over the stench and foul taste of cigarettes. There is also a wide variety of smoking accessories as well, including a wide selection of personal humidores. The gentleman behind the counter most of the time is the owner, a very friendly person who appreciates his customers and works hard to keep them happy. He also sells cigarettes, of course, usually just a few of the top selling or discount brands. There is, of course, an area reserved for cigar smokers, where you can enjoy a stogie and watch whatever the owner has on his large flat screen television, and just relax for a bit. The owner doesn't even bat an eye when I buy cigars for myself, seems more than a few women have figured that, if we're going to smoke, we might as well enjoy the taste and smell of it."