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Cigar Lounges & Shops in Colorado Springs

Updated August 2026 · 14 lounges and tobacconists · Compiled by Peter Stefanic, Certified Cigar Sommelier (IACS)

Colorado Springs punches well above its weight. The city is less than half the size of Denver but has three cigar rooms with more than 690 reviews each, and its two largest tobacconists hold humidors that regulars rate above anything in the state capital. Part of that is the military: Fort Carson, Peterson and the Air Force Academy put a lot of cigar smokers in one place.

The same Colorado law applies here as in Denver — only cigar bars operating before 2005 and qualifying tobacco retailers may allow smoking indoors — but the Springs got in early, and what exists is unusually good.

Every venue here is a cigar business first — a lounge, a cigar bar or a tobacconist with a real humidor. General smoke and vape shops are left out.

Featured listing — this space is available. A featured listing puts your lounge at the top of this page, above every other lounge in Colorado Springs, and includes a photograph, a full description instead of a single line, a direct link to your website and Instagram, and placement above all standard listings. Email me at info@vdg-cigars.com

Central and north Colorado Springs

Stag Tobacconist — Shop + Lounge

4109 Austin Bluffs Pkwy · (719) 633-0669 Austin Bluffs · A very large humidor and a pipe room with over a hundred blends · Prices low for the state

Zen Cigar & Pipe Lounge — Lounge + Shop

4650 N Nevada Ave Ste B · (719) 644-4072 North Nevada · Rare and limited stock · Opens 8 AM, open to 11:30 PM at weekends

Rendezvous Cigar & Cocktail Lounge — Lounge + Shop

128 N Tejon St · (719) 632-1381 Downtown · Full cocktail bar · Small room, evenings only, closed Mon and Sun

Old West Cigar & Tobacco Co — Shop + Lounge

225 E Pikes Peak Ave · (719) 635-0211 Downtown · Strong cigar and pipe tobacco range · Small member fee for the lounge, closed Sundays

Summit Club — Lounge + Shop

530 S Nevada Ave · (719) 922-7105 Downtown · Private club with a public humidor at the front · Non-members generally welcome, closed weekends

Smoker Friendly — Shop

1805 S Nevada Ave · (719) 473-0446 South Nevada · Loose tobacco a speciality · Open seven days

East and south Colorado Springs

3D’s Cigars & Lounge — Lounge + Shop

3065 S Academy Blvd · (719) 375-5172 South Academy · Owner-run, large open lounge · Open to 11 PM Fri and Sat

Smoker Friendly — Shop + Lounge

352 Main St, Security-Widefield · (719) 390-5996 Security-Widefield · Cigars well kept, temperature monitored · Opens 6 AM; the lounge can be busy

West side

Eagle Wine & Spirits, Cigars & Vapes — Shop

1060 W Baptist Rd, Monument · (719) 481-0708 Monument · Spirits and premium cigars in one · Will special order, open seven days

Worth the drive: Woodland Park, Pueblo and Cañon City

Tooth & Bear — Lounge + Shop

212 W Midland Ave, Woodland Park · (719) 464-8446 Woodland Park · Boutique-only humidor — Crowned Heads, Warped, Dunbarton · Closed Tue and Wed

Smoker Friendly — Shop

1083 US-24, Woodland Park · (719) 665-5333 Woodland Park · Separate cigar area, rewards programme · Opens 8 AM

Eagle Liquor & Cigars — Shop

1020 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo · (719) 562-0377 North Pueblo · Liquor and cigars together · Open to 11 PM at weekends

3D’s Cigars & Lounge — Lounge + Shop

307 S Union Ave, Pueblo · (719) 542-4300 Downtown Pueblo · Member lockers · The best selection in Pueblo, closed Sundays

Tobacco Corner — Shop

2355 Fremont Dr, Cañon City · (719) 275-2213 Cañon City · Drive-up window · Opens 8 AM seven days

FAQ

Can you smoke cigars indoors in Colorado Springs?

Yes, in qualifying venues. Colorado’s Clean Indoor Air Act permits smoking in cigar bars that were operating before 2005 and in retail tobacco businesses that earn most of their revenue from tobacco. The Springs has more of these per head than Denver, which is why a city of this size supports several substantial lounges.

Is there a membership or entry fee at Springs lounges?

At a couple of venues, yes — a small monthly or annual fee for the lounge, with the shop itself open to everyone. The private club downtown admits non-members in practice. Most rooms charge nothing beyond the cigar. Ask at the counter.

How much should you tip at a Colorado springs cigar lounge?

Where there is bar service, tip as you would anywhere: fifteen to twenty per cent. At a shop counter, a few dollars if someone has walked you through the humidor. Several shops in the region now show a tipping prompt on straightforward retail purchases; there is no obligation on those.

Do you have to be 21 to enter a cigar lounge in Colorado?

Yes. Colorado set the tobacco purchase age at 21 and venues card at the door, often immediately on entry. Bring identification.

Before you go: opening hours, prices and policies change, and businesses close without notice. Check the venue’s own website or call ahead before travelling. Listings here are compiled from public business records and are provided for guidance only.

Own a lounge or shop around Colorado Springs? If you are missing from this page, or a detail here is wrong, email me at info@vdg-cigars.com and I will fix it. Standard listings are free and always will be.

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