BkCloud114
I hate Moochers !!!!!
I'm headed to Boston for the weekend and I'm looking for a good cigar friendly place..... could be a restaurant or a lounge.... any suggestions ??
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Looking for a good spot in Boston......
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LouieD
Is that a PSD4 you're holding?
Tommy,
I was at a wedding in Boston last month. We stayed at the Millenium Bostonian Hotel at 26 North Street across from Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Right next to the hotel is a nice cigar lounge with a walk-in humidor (somewhat limited selection). I can't remember the name of the place.
I also went to the Gloucester Street Cigar Company at 34 Gloucester Street. They have a small smoking area in the front of the store and Jose, the new owner, is very friendly and enjoys talking cigars. He gifted me an LFD L400 Oscuro Natural and a DL Chiselito. Of course, I couldn't resist buying a couple of other sticks.
The Captain at the Millenium saw me returning with my purchases from Jose and struck up a conversation. Turns out that he knew Jose. The next day he gifted me an Opus X and a Davidoff Millenium. He was obviously a true BOTL and in return I left him one of the Padron 26s I had purchased from Jose.
Hope that you have a good trip and encounter a few BOTLs as I did.
I was at a wedding in Boston last month. We stayed at the Millenium Bostonian Hotel at 26 North Street across from Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Right next to the hotel is a nice cigar lounge with a walk-in humidor (somewhat limited selection). I can't remember the name of the place.
I also went to the Gloucester Street Cigar Company at 34 Gloucester Street. They have a small smoking area in the front of the store and Jose, the new owner, is very friendly and enjoys talking cigars. He gifted me an LFD L400 Oscuro Natural and a DL Chiselito. Of course, I couldn't resist buying a couple of other sticks.
The Captain at the Millenium saw me returning with my purchases from Jose and struck up a conversation. Turns out that he knew Jose. The next day he gifted me an Opus X and a Davidoff Millenium. He was obviously a true BOTL and in return I left him one of the Padron 26s I had purchased from Jose.
Hope that you have a good trip and encounter a few BOTLs as I did.
BkCloud114
I hate Moochers !!!!!
Thanks for the info Louie, I will definitely check out the place at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, will be going there for lunch on Friday. I also found 2 others place I might give a try.....
Not to many responses for places in Boston.....
Not to many responses for places in Boston.....
loanshark
Body of a member. Heart of a Newbie
There is a lounge on Newbury street forgot the name but there is no way to miss it.
BkCloud114
I hate Moochers !!!!!
Thanks loanshark....... seems we don't have an abundance of BOTLs from Massachussetts
caudio51
New Member
That first place louie is talking about is Churchill's Lounge
40 North St
Boston, MA
USA
617-227-0750
40 North St
Boston, MA
USA
617-227-0750
kro77
New Member
Hi Guys,
I am newbie on these forums, but I have a box at Stanzi di Cigare on Hanover St in the North End. I forget the exact address but it is right next to Cafe Vittoria and Mike's Pastries. I enjoy this place mostly because it has a more old world feel then the other cigar bars in Boston and it has a full liquer license. It also has a decend selection of cigars, but not as good Cigar Masters.
Thanks,
Kro
I am newbie on these forums, but I have a box at Stanzi di Cigare on Hanover St in the North End. I forget the exact address but it is right next to Cafe Vittoria and Mike's Pastries. I enjoy this place mostly because it has a more old world feel then the other cigar bars in Boston and it has a full liquer license. It also has a decend selection of cigars, but not as good Cigar Masters.
Thanks,
Kro