Amadiz Cigar

Very nice and attentive owners. Small nice selection with house hand rolled cigars. Come here everytime I’m in the island. Pass by, you won’t regret it.

This place is actually a private club but their cigar selection is descent. The. prices are market. Of course they are interested in moving the house cigars that they hand roll there. I got to mild cigars there. Overall I am pleased with the customer service

Nice little spot to relax and chill. Comfortable leather chairs and couches. They have some pretty good surrounding restaurants to get food at. And the prices are responsible. A friend of mine had an event there to sell Rojas cigars.
It’s a bit of a hustle getting here from the subway. Remember to take the tunnel painted in graffiti. The 7 bus also stops right there.

The perfect atmosphere, friendly people and a large variety of cigars plus their own hand rolled cigars.

I love this place every time I’m in New York me and my buddies make it a point to visit, bring a 6 pack and sit in their comfortable leather couches! When you walk in its a little intimidating because there are always a bunch of regulars hanging out, who draw the attention of the staff so you feel like you don’t want to ask a question. If you do have a question however, just ask and they are really polite! When we sat down to smoke it was relaxing and everyone who walked in and out greeted us upon coming in and leaving! I will be going back for the cookout!

Very good selection I especially enjoyed their own house blend torpedo cigar. Very smooth, aromatic and had a perfect draw. I will definitely be making a trip up again to the Boogie down for more smokes.

WARNING! If you drive to fast you will miss it. As you drive into city island, on your left side not to far from Seafood City, you will find this place. It’s an excellent little gem on City Island, not to mention its the only cigar lounge/​store on the island. Excellent selection of premium & hand rolled cigars (on site). The specialize in Dominican cigars, but a good portion of their premium stuff is from honduras and nicaragua. They do sell flavored cigars like vanilla, cherry, etc. for the beginners
The leather chairs are «seasoned» but also takes a beating from the salty sandy air. Not to big on entertaining a crowd with a television, but their floor has a capacity of 30+ people. No big offers or sales on bundles, just face value.
But like most city island attendees, you are there for a fish seafood or the drinks. if you are a cigar aficionado, like myself, you will be pleased with their selection. I am going to just purchase a couple of cigars, headed down to the pier, by myself a drink, and light my Arthuro Fuente or Gloria Cubana.