Fantastic selection of anything a Cigar lover wants or needs. Customer service was also top notch. read more

Casablanca Tobacconist - Fantastic selection of everything your cigar lover needs! Fresh and well stocked as well. - Tobacco Shops Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Amazing shop with very friendly and helpful staff. Due to the draconian laws, there are window coverings and no signage, so you may think they're out of business. But, alas, it's an oasis of leafy goodness. Do not miss! read more

We stopped in so my husband could get Cuban cigars as they are illegal in the states. Easily accessible off the Main Street. This store had every cigar brand imaginable and was heavily stocked. They also had the best premium brands at a decent price! It's a small world as the owner was from the same place as my husband! They had a very nice conversation about old times as the owner was super friendly. The Cuban cigars my husband selected and smoked has an even and slow burn. The cigar was consistent throughout and there were no fillers!! Very high quality cigars here. The Cubans are a little higher priced than Dominican or Honduras but rightfully so as the taste, flavor everything is much higher quality. We purchased Montecristo #2 & #4. If you get to Toronto and you're a cigar smoker, this is THE only place you need to go for your cigar needs!! read more

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What a selection. Wanted to find habanos and this was the place to do it. If you can visit and talk to the employees do it, back home I have enough new world cigar selections so I just wanted habanos. Prices have increased these last few years but I had to grab a few. Will be back next time I'm in town. read more

Best cigar shop in Toronto by a long shot! They are the only people I trust to purchase authentic Cuban cigars from. The overall customer service is tremendous and their extensive humidor selection is a must see if you are planning to visit Canada !! read more

Even the cigars are a bit over priced.this guy has cigars that nobody has in all ontario or may be in all canada.i know is hard to beat cheif cigars .cause it cheap and no tax .but his good cigars always out of stock like vegueros and quai d orsay ... read more

In the area and couldn't wait to find a good cigar store so of course I checked Yelp which pointed me here. Went in and the staff were friendly, were eager to help out a "bro" out while I looked over the inventory. Whenever I'm traveling and stop in a cigar store I immediately go right to the most universal sticks to gauge the prices. If a stick is $10 everywhere and is $15 I'll know to adjust for the inflation. A little bit is expected depending on the location, and when on travel it's ok to splurge. When I see something that is going for 5x the going rate then I know the place is an absolute ripoff. Looking around everything was extremely overpriced. The reviews for this place are solid, and that's mostly due to the customer service; so I will add that you people leaving these reviews must be content being fleeced and by doing so ruins it for the informed consumer. read more

The best tobacconist I've come across in Toronto. Friendly and very knowledgeable staff, able to give top advise on all manner of products from cigars to pipes and pipe tobacco, even have a good range of chewing tobacco. Great range of smoking accessories too. Best of all they don't try to over sell and always advise a range covering every budget, and can explain the difference between a $300 pipe and a $50 one, and help you decide if it's worth it to you. Other tobacconist seem to always recommend only the most expensive items and never direct you to cheaper alternatives or even ask if you're on a budget. I definitely recommend Casablanca for everyone, from new aficionados looking for advice to connoisseurs seeking speciality items. read more

I love this place, great location great staff and quality cigars which won't burn a hole in your pocket.

The guy (owner?) was so incredibly helpful when I was buying presents there. I don't smoke, but he steered me correctly according to the smokers. Inventory is vast and store organization and cleanliness is tops. Have recommended this place to a few people, would buy there again in a heartbeat. read more

I enjoyed my visit here. I looked them up online and decided to visit. When I walked in I was greeted warmly. I walked in the humidor and looked at all of their brands. I did see a number of familiar Nica puros that I really like. Directly in front of you is a shelf with Cuban cigars. I browsed the selection closely. They had some really went directly to the Cubans. read more

Great location. Friendly staff. Good selection. Ok pricing. No sense of tobacco community holding this back from a 5. 4.25/5 * read more

Hands down this has got to be the best cigar store in Toronto if not the whole of Canada. They have a HUGE selection here and an even bigger selection in their new store across the street. The walk in humidor across the street has got to be the biggest in Canada. The staff here are very friendly and knowledgable, you will not be rushed into making a decision no matter what your requirements are, they have a wide selection of Cuban, Dominican, Nicaraguan and Honduran cigars. As well as pipes and pipe tobacco. they also carry lampe Berger and colognes and perfumes amongst other items. read more

This is a more traditional Tobacconist. They carry a wide range of items such as Humidors, Cigar Cutters, Pipes and even colognes. The prices are inline with the other bigger fancy shops in downtown. They have a beautiful walk in Humidor. Huge range of Cubans complemented by other non Cuban brands. The sales person was helpful when some associates from south of border wanted to know about the cigars and how to bring them south :) read more

1. Great selection. In my opinion (as someone from the UWS in NYC) the benchmark of a great cigar shop is having a robust selection of Padron's. 2. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. I am an aficionado, not a SME, I expect the staff to know more than me and if I have a question, they can answer it. 3. A walk in humidor. Always question any "cigar shop" that doesn't have one. 4. Location. I'm staying on the waterfront, a few blocks from the hotel and short walk to CN Tower. 5. NYC shop. They have a store on the east side. What can I say, I'm from NYC and I have an egocentric narrow view of the world!:-) 6. All tobacco products. When I fly, I pack SNUS, they got it. 7. They ask questions. They want to understand your preferences so they can make the best recommendations. GO THERE! read more

Cigars are all dry, stuff is very rude also they insult you in Hindi thinking no one Understands, they are not prepared to answer any questions and go on defensive, please please avoid this a cigar shop as there is other is the treaty with respect read more

I have to say that this is the place to buy cigars, they have the biggest variety of cigars in the city, iv never seen such big variety at any cigar shop in toronto, highly recommend this place for true cigar lovers.Usama, is a very friendly and knowledgeable person if you have any questions he is the right guy to speak to. read more

Casablanca Tobacconist - Tobacco Shops Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I have been to quite a few cigar shops in my hometown of Chicago as well as other places (Vancouver, Calgary, Various places in Toronto, NY, California and many times in Cuba). This Tobacconist caught my attention walking downtown Yonge street. At first look, it seems like a nice, well designed shop thinking it might be too pricey. As I walked in, I was greeted kindly by an older gentleman. I browsed the store and saw the beautiful walk-in humidor which caught my eye. It was nice and dusty, and as I walked in, it was quite humid immediately fogging up my glasses. I thought definitely the cigars must be too moist but before I could finish my thought, a younger gentleman working there came, asked me if I need any help. I asked him quite a few questions regarding cigars and he recommended me a variety based on my taste. I am happy to say he did NOT shove me towards the expensive cigars but gave me a variety range to choose from, all decently priced (I checked online the competition so i was well-informed). I chose Montecristo Number 2 (Torpedo) (medium body cigar) , San Cristobal La Habana (mild), quite and few others and Romeo & Juliet cigarillos for the drive back to Chicago. After that, I wanted some fair advice on getting a set (Humidor, cutter and lighter). He showed me all the different types, carefully explaining the different prices/ functions/pros & cons/ of every humidor, lighter and cutter. Although other customers came in and out, he was very kind - excusing himself to help them out other customers while i decided; not rushing me at all. I choose a Xikar Lighter (torch flame but looks like regular flame - so cool), a beautiful glass top cherry humidor and a Xikar V-cutter. They were so nice to start the humidor for me and put my cigars in it so they wouldn't dry. Unlike many other stores, I did not feel rushed and did not contend with grouchy customer service. I left with a smile and satisfaction; not many places will give you that. Great store and definitely great customer service and now that i tried it, DEFINITELY GREAT CIGARS...and not at all moist... just perfect !!! read more

As a pipe and cigar smoker I was shocked to see they mistakenly store the pipe tobacco including flavoured blends in their walk in humidor. Although I was not there to buy cigars I could smell the strong aroma of Brigham's pipe tobacco when the opened the humidor. Cigars WILL unfortunitly absorb these aromas and the humidor will over humidify the pipe tobacco. Pipe tobaccos need to be stored elsewhere. Better prices than T.H., though. read more

I have to surmise that this place subsists by selling extortionately overpriced trinkets & accessories to groups of "bros" heading out for bachelor parties and tourists who just don't know any better. Whatever their angle is, they certainly don't seem to have made it this far by providing value for money or exceptional customer service. Whether its something seemingly as innocuous as a lighter which sells for $5.99 at Casablanca selling for $2.25 at my local Hasty Market (itself hardly a place to shop for bargains), or a more troubling issue such as 2 of the 8 cigars I have purchased here over the last 2 months or so unravelling while being smoked, I can't say I have been left feeling "warm and fuzzy" about my shopping experience at Casablanca. Most egregiously, they recently refused to exchange a defective humidor that was purchased as a gift for me in May, despite it having been returned to them 3 times over the past 6-8 weeks for consistently not holding 70 degrees humidity for more than a 24-48 hour period. I even have a written promise in an email from one of the staff saying that they would exchange the humidor if I brought it in *yet again* that the owner/manager refused to honour when I tried to exchange it for a working model a few weeks ago. He looked at a small scuff on the lid (no doubt incurred on on of the 3 trips to and from the store) and said "what am I supposed to do with this? its damaged". How is that my problem, as a customer with defective merchandise that was purchased in your store? Take it up with your supplier! I find it amazing that, rather than exchange my humidor (and perhaps, if he was shrewd, sell me another, more expensive model) the owner decided that whatever margin he made on the $50 humidor was more important and valuable than keeping me as a customer. I live 3 blocks away from the shop, and I would most likely be buying a few cigars a week for who knows how long going forward. It also blows my mind that a brick and mortar business such as this, which is constantly being undercut on price by various internet retailers, wouldn't do their best to provide outstanding customer service as really, when you look at it, thats really the only thing this type of business has going for it when trying to compete. All in all this was hands down one of the worst customer service experiences I've had in years. This is the kind of place that gives small "mom and pop" type businesses a bad name. In the weeks since my last visit to Casablanca I have been frequenting a shop near yonge/bloor where prices are a little higher (~ $0.50-$1.00 more per stick) but the 6 cigars I've bought have all been excellent quality and the owner seems to appreciate my business. I would be willing to bet that the owner of the new place has made more off my cigar purchases in the last 2 weeks alone than Casablanca did off the humidor purchase, but again thats just me...I guess not everyone sees the big picture, right? I wish it were possible to give this establishment less than one star, but its not. read more

Looking for over priced cigars. Well you found the right place. The man working there was nice and helped me find what my friends had asked me to get and they did have a wide range of cigars. But the prices are very high. Not shocking because of it's location in the middle of the Financial District of Toronto were rent must be sky high. It's a good place but I give it a 3 for the prices. I mean I don't think you will find better prices around the corner but you might at an airport duty free. read more

I have friends living near Toronto, and when we visit this is my first stop.Helpfull staff to the newbe as I was on my first visit. Prices for every pocket. read more

Nice friendly place, the guy was very knowledgeable about a certain brand I was looking for and was patient since I am a cigar noob. Recommended. read more

As a newcomer to the world of cigars, the staff took their time to explain the ins and outs of their stock, helped me carefully choose something that might be to my liking, and have helped me refine my tastes with every subsequent visit. Really appreciated the selection and help. The shop is well located for us downtowners, and just off the King subway station for those looking to visit by TTC. Only complaint I've ever had is that they have no Sunday hours, which is usually when I have a hankering to visit. read more

This is now my go to tobacconist, huge humidor with amazing selection, great selection on fragrance and smokeless tobacco as well. The owner knows what he's doing and is very helpful and friendly. They also have lots of accessories and cigar merchandise which is a huge plus for me. Great experience, no complaints! read more

The sales people(I think he is the owner) was rude,I went to the store three years ago and tried to find some cigar.he asked me to leave his store after I asked him show me 2 different kinds of cigar and did not buy it.I was shock at that moment.I never been there again even I live in condo in city place for three years. read more

Great selection of cigars including many brands from Cuba at all different price points. Excellent customer service. Usama was very helpful. Will stop in next time I am back in Toronto for sure. read more

Since I work in the area this is my go to place to pick up cigars. The owner and his son are always very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The store is quite large, has a good sized humidor and a very good selection of cigars. I typically find brands at this shop that I cannot find anywhere else like Camacho and certain types of Alec Bradley's. The prices are normal for the downtown area, expect anywhere from moderate - pricey. I definitely recommend Casablanca for cigar enthusiasts and beginners as well. read more

Great walk in humidor and staff is very friendly. Especially one younger gentlemen who always asks me a lot of questions to pick out the right cigar. Cigar prices are par with other toronto shops. I go back frequently. They have even given me advice on my own humidor which I did not buy there. read more