This humidor carries pretty much every well-known, low to high end, cigar brand that you could…read morethink of. However, the products are damaged by the lack of humidity control inside of the humidor. They were selling wet, sometimes even moldy, cigars that were too far gone to be smokeable. I could hardly walk around the humidor without slipping or getting my shoes wet. There were literal puddles of water inside of the room that contains some of their most expensive product...It's a shame that they let all of their cigars sit in such horrible conditions.

Stopped in for a grinder for my wife for...ahem...dry herbs…read more The employee who greeted me at the door - a young woman, probably a college student, with a pierced septum - followed me in a slightly sinister way, making it quite clear that she was suspicious of my presence in the store. I feel kind of bad for her actually, this job must be a real drag and it seems she was pressed into doing this by the even more sketchy manager/owner - a lanky gentleman with sunken cheeks and empty eyes. She should really get the hell out of there - I mean, I can't imagine the pay is that great and having "Smokedale" on your resume will probably only lead to further jobs in sh!!tty tobacco shops or maybe the odd adult film store. Maybe she enjoys the employee discount or the health care plan? As I made my way to the grinders I asked her a few questions as I looked at them. She replied that she didn't know anything about them. I asked if anyone in the store knew anything about these devices and she very sharply responded "no." I then asked to look at a larger grinder on the top shelf to which she immediately responded "that one is fifty dollars" and I had to ask again if I could see it. I could tell from her tone that she doubted I could afford such a princely sum, so that felt good. She let me see it and I fumbled with it as I tried to open it until she took it back and explained how it worked. So, she does know something about these devices, after all. That's odd. I selected one of the grinders and as I was about to purchase it I asked the lanky gentlemen whether the store had an exchange policy for products that don't work. His eyes showed a hint of outrage and then he looked away and said firmly "no." I turned around and walked out without buying the grinder. A very strange way to run a business, but I guess they make most of their money selling cancer to kids. Those enjoying healthier natural delights should opt for the Electric Fetus or Know Name Records for knowledgeable and more sympathetic service. This place is just depressing.

Friendly staff and reasonable prices for downtown. Love this convenient stop. They have a huge…read moresnack section

Ic is so bad and the worst customer service ! I bought a e cig there and it wouldn't charge u would…read morethink the kid would replace it with one that works . Only after a day . Worst place to buy food because they turn off the freezer at night ' which is always spoiled . They should really just close it

Great store and best customer service. They provide variety of products. They have different drinks…read moreand snacks.

Expensive for what it is Nice selection of glass…read moreNo returns on ANYTHING!!! SOME of the sales floor people are helpful Like looking at the lighters and glass bubble accessories.

I love the friendly service here for years I have been coming here. Everyone is treated like family…read morewhen coming into the store.

So, the deal is they are close and I have been a few times, and they are always kind. I have a…read morerough seizure deal with epilepsy, and the CBD and CBG and CBN is somewhat new to the market. It helps me. I went there yesterday, I was OUT of the usual tinctures I have been able to find, but they didn't have the same kind I had found elsewhere. I told them the situation and the mix of oils that work. They had CBD on the shelf, but had a CBG sample the just had arrive and were looking at carrying in store. I gave them the old bottle of my usual tincture and they said they would get it. Thanks again. I stop in this place for little things here and there, but when I am in trouble, they have come through and they know their stuff and are cool every time to me. Hero's

I come across the best of finds at the worst of times. Today I broke my yocan cerum and was quit…read moredepressed. I walked around a strange neighborhood and found a head shop that was closed. I didn't give up and I found the green machine. This place has a front end to hide from. No frills is easy said. But once you walk in you see a nice gallery of good American glass by well known blowers and quality quartz. The shop also has a wide selection of accessories and head shop type stuff. Neto helped me and was very knowledgeable and kind of cute. He quickly greeted me and knew exactly what I needed. He showed me the kiln RA. A nice ceramic wax vaporizer. I have already tested this device and I am satisfied. The shop has very good pricing. My only upset is that I am traveling and not able to buy a new rig right now. This is a nice shop with a clear layout that is easy to view the products. Again the staff was very friendly and happy to show me pieces and talk a little shop. Thanks for a great experience! Hope to come see you again.

I can't speak as to the rest of their prices but I came in for a geek bar. Most respectable places…read morecharge $28 and some change these days. Sometimes I have to settle for $32 and some change but this place is charging $36 and some change for a geekbar. That's not just overpriced, but in my opinion, it's almost robbery. Make sure you do your research on prices before shopping there.

They have many options and the staff is very knowledgeable. I highly recommend. The staff is always…read morevery friendly and they are located in an area that's easily accessible.