Sequoia Cigar Co — Local services in Visalia

Great little cigar lounge tucked away in the small town of Visalia. Its one of the few things I look forward to when out in this part of town.

Selection: Selection is pretty decent here. The last time i was in there was an Kristoff event and the owner made me feel at home.

Pricing is on point. Little on the high side, but its the CA tax, nothing major here.

Crew that hangs here is very friendly, even had a conversation on religion with a guy (i am not religious.

My one grip is they close too early. I get out of work around 5, change and head over. I am usually not finished with my first smoke by closing time. The owner is really cool and will let you finish but keep this bad boy open another couple hours and profit.

Nice lounge to get some work done in. Also BYOB which is...

You won't find a nicer owner or a more welcoming environment than what you find at Sequoia Cigar Company. Troy isn't amazing. If you are on the fence about giving cigars a try; go and chat with Troy. Tell him about your favorite cup of coffee or your favorite wine and I promise he will find something amazing in his 125+ square foot walk-in humidor.

This is a very welcoming establishment. The patrons done care if your cigar costs $5 or $50, they just want you to be able to enjoy it, and if you like; engage in some friendly conversation.

If you are looking for cigar and pipe accessories; stop by. You'll find a lot here at competitive prices that are perfectly fir any occasion.

I'd give this place 10...

I avoid going to this place…

Love the aesthetic of this shop and selection in the humidor. But every single time I go here I leave feeling unwanted, unappreciated, and unwelcome.

I’m always friendly, no matter how I’ve been treated. I’m in my mid 30’s and feel like that’s an issue some how. I just want to experience the great world of tobacco and this place is off putting. And there’s no other place near by for me.

So I guess I’ll revert to ordering my sticks online. Places like this is ruining cigar culture and hindering it from its true potential and growth. It’s sad.

They’re just not friendly nor...