Davidoff of Geneva

Cool little spot to chill in after wondering thru the mall. Service was great, drink selections were good, indoor and outdoor seating options and when we went they had some good drink specials

This cigar shop was pretty cool place to relax and have a drink and a stoge. They decent selection of various cigars and a small selection of signature drinks. I had been looking forward to ordering the bloody mary after reading about it in all the reviews. It was just okay. It tasted like tomato juice with no alcohol. The outdoor atmosphere was very relaxing. The waiters were very attentive and friendly. I might come back again if I'm in the area.

Dropped into this shop on the way to dinner with the GF and was followed into the humidor by one of the two shop workers.Employee: Is there anything in particular you're looking for?Me: I was hoping you had singles of the Chef's Edition for saleEmployee: No, sorry we don't sell those individually, only by the boxMe: Ah gotcha, what would a box run?Employee: Couple hundredMe: So $200? Employee: Well, like $200, $250, maybe $300 dependingMe: Um, depending on what?Employee: Taxes and other stuffSadly he didn't even try and give me an accurate response to a pricing question on a specific item, never even made the attempt to look it up if he didn't know. I was dressed nicely for dinner but apparently not nice enough, they treated me like someone they assumed would try and steal something. I left and spent my money at Casa Fuente which was in stark contrast to this shop

Under-humidified, outrageously overpriced; dried out cigars, and a ditzy blond helper trying to push 12 dollar Padrons on me for about 45 bucks. I can handle an exorbitant price for a stogy every once in a while, and I can handle weirdo store help in almost any fashion, but to try to enjoy a cigar or two that is as dry as the Nevada desert, that will subjugate this place to single star category.By the way, when a customer inquires how you measure (and regulate!) your humidity levels when your humidistat (humidity gauge) wasn't working, please come up with a better answer than "I have no idea". You work there so you should have a reasonably good idea when you're selling 5 dollar Romeo & Juliets for 17 dollars. Horrible little shop on first visit, I can not recommend.

Actually its not that easy to get a good cigar in Vegas. All the casinos have cigar girls but the selection is small and the product may not be that fresh.This location carries the whole Davidoff line from cigarette-sized to huge robber baron stogies. I picked up a pack of some medium sized (Ambassadrice) cigars. There is also a good selection of non Davidoff cigars.Well when I was ready to smoke my cigar in a casino I asked a security guard if it was allright to smoke. Yep, its OK. Then to make sure I asked again if cigars are OK. Yep, they are. Living in Chicago its hard to comprehend there are places in the world where you can smoke in an establishment.

Workers don't know what they are selling and direct you to the wrong place. Came in to try a davidoff, since I get so many people telling me how great the cigars are. Walked in and already I felt like I was wasting their time. An employee took me into the humidor and I asked for a medium body cigar , he tried to sell me some really dark padrons! I could tell they were full bodied. I didn't find a nice cigar , they all looked kind of dry. I then asked the sales associate if they sell cloves and he pointed me to Walgreens smh. They should hire people who know what they are selling or at least train them! You don't need to know everything about cigars there's a million but the basics at the very least

When I first started smoking cigars, I was hooked on Davidoff. I soon realized that $16 per cigar was just not gonna cut it, so I found another brand that I absolutely love. I came across this tiny little gem while walking to our Gondola ride and jsut had to stop in. Glad I did b/c they have an amazing selection of cigars, the customer service was just flat out awesome and the prices (despite what most people were writing on Yelp) were very reasonable. Again, I get my cigars at (they are gonna owe me a case for all the plugs I've given) famous-smoke.com and this store matched those prices within a dollar here or dollar there. They also have a small kiosk inside the casino at the Palazzo that is open really late. Again, the customer service was second to none. The gentlemen cut my cigar for me, handed me a pack of matches, pulled one out and lit the cigar for me. He could have just handed me the book of matches but he did me a solid and it's the little things that mean the most, ya know?? Awesome service, great prices and a wide selection of premium cigars make this a must for all levels of cigar smokers.

Every Davidoff store in Las Vegas is in a casino. And every Davidoff store charges 8 bucks for a pack of cigarettes. 8 bucks. Marbs at a gas station over here are 3.29. Most ridiculous markup ever. (They raked me for 8 bucks)

This yelp is based on the service, I received at store in the plaza.I cannot believe that they would have such inhospitable people working behind the counter. Can I say rude, rude ,rude, rude & rude. I came down to the strip for the Pacquiao fight not to be insulted by some pmsing, disrespecting, ass talking counter girl who thinks she's the queen of the nile!This simple trip turned most unpleasant as the girl over the counter, made the most matter of fact remarks regarding the cigarette of my choice (davidoff lights) and when I dropped the pack (and 1000s of them prior) she makes her final distasteful remark, thus resulting in this yelp.What a complete turnoff!

This Davidoff is in the Grand Canal shoppes, by St. Marks Square. It's the bigger of the locations on the property. Humidor is small, and a attractive layout. Of course, cigars cost a premium as look at where you are in, but I feel that the care for the price wasn't as great as it could be. I'm sure there are a lot of grubby hand lookie loos who eff up some of the sticks, but it should be checked on and taken care of that not a stick out of place. Most items were priced on their cello/band, but some had no prices at all which is kinda annoying. It's cool to get some of the rarer Davidoff stuff, but I'm not a tourist, I live here so generally the cost is a bit prohibitive of what I buy and the frequency. Other than Davidoff, they carry a few other brands of cigars as well.They also sell lots of tobacco accessories like beautiful cutters and lighters, amazing carved pipes, etc They also sell tobacco shop basics as I'm sure they get asked all the time. Cigarettes, blunt/cigarillos, pipe tobacco and even vape juice is behind the counter. No place to light up and enjoy your cigar here, this is only a retail store and not a hangout/ "herf" area. It's a great stop for a tourist in need of a stogie, but from a local point of view, it's good only for the limited run Davidoff stuff.