Updated August 2026 · 48 lounges and tobacconists · Compiled by Peter Stefanic, Certified Cigar Sommelier (IACS)
Dallas has more cigar rooms than any city in Texas, and they are spread thin. The oldest cluster sits inside the loop around Oak Lawn and Greenville Avenue. The newest and largest are north, along the Dallas Parkway through Addison, Plano and Frisco, where a lounge is as likely to have a kitchen and a membership tier as a humidor. Out east in Rockwall and Rowlett, and south through Cedar Hill and Waxahachie, the rooms get smaller, cheaper and more social.
This page covers Dallas County and the ring around it. Fort Worth and Arlington are on their own page. Every entry is marked Lounge, Shop, or both, so you know before you drive whether you can sit down and smoke or you are buying and leaving.
Featured listing — this space is available. A featured listing puts your lounge at the top of this page, above every other lounge in Dallas, 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
Dallas
Casa de Montecristo Cigar Lounge & Bar — Lounge + Shop
3878 Oak Lawn Ave #350 · (214) 256-4818 Oak Lawn · Full bar · Live music on some nights
Skyline Lounge and Bar — Lounge + Shop
2012 Commerce St · (214) 735-3001 Downtown · Full bar and coffee · Private rooms for rent
El Jefe Cigars — Lounge + Shop
115 N Carroll Ave · (720) 432-3253 Deep Ellum · Cuban coffee · Own hand-rolled line, closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Cigar Art — Lounge + Shop
324 W Jefferson Blvd · (469) 399-0901 Bishop Arts District · Bring your own · Espresso, loose tobacco
Dallas Cigar — Shop + Lounge
6162 Greenville Ave # A · (214) 373-9993 Greenville Avenue · Indoor seating · Family owned
Cigar Warehouse — Shop + Lounge
10910 N Central Expy #330 · (469) 828-1900 North Central · Price matching · Large walk-in humidor
Blue Smoke of Dallas — Shop + Lounge
4560 W Mockingbird Ln Unit 102 · (214) 350-7553 Love Field · Opens 9:30 AM · Open to 11 PM daily
Tobacco Gallery — Shop
6929 Hillcrest Ave · (214) 692-9214 Park Cities · Also stocks pipes and pipe tobacco · Indoor seating
The ASHE — Lounge
5621 W Lovers Ln · phone not listed Lovers Lane · Members club · Back patio
Elite Tobacco and Cigar — Shop
3215 E Kirnwood Dr Ste 102 · (972) 803-5671 Southwest Dallas · Open seven days
Addison, Farmers Branch and Carrollton
The Cigar Lounge at Chamberlain’s — Lounge + Shop
5334 Belt Line Rd B · (972) 934-2467 Addison · Full bar and steakhouse kitchen · Live jazz
Elite Cigar Cafe — Lounge + Shop
4291 Belt Line Rd, Addison · (972) 661-9136 Addison · Full bar and kitchen · Patio, opens 9 AM
Addison Cigar Co. — Shop + Lounge
15401 Addison Rd, Addison · (972) 239-1521 Addison · Full Davidoff range · Near Addison Airport
House of Cigars Factory — Shop + Lounge
13901 Midway Rd Ste 110, Farmers Branch · (877) 543-5013 Farmers Branch · Rolled on the premises · Closed Mondays and Sundays
Puffz N’ Pearlz — Lounge + Shop
1671 S Broadway St Ste 12, Carrollton · (469) 678-6142 Carrollton · Event space · Also operates a mobile lounge
Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Allen
Industrial Cigar Co. — Lounge + Shop
9500 Dallas Pkwy #400, Frisco · (469) 305-7360 Frisco · Full bar and kitchen · Boutique-heavy humidor
Cigars International Superstore — Lounge + Shop
3800 Plano Pkwy, The Colony · (214) 618-0383 The Colony · Full bar · Superstore format, opens 9 AM
En Fuego Tobacco Shop — Lounge + Shop
6190 Frisco Square Blvd, Frisco · (214) 494-4688 Frisco Square · Bring your own · Shaded outdoor seating, lockers
The Monarch Stag Whiskey & Cigar Lounge — Lounge + Shop
6655 Winning Dr Ste 600, Frisco · (469) 731-0955 Frisco · Full bar and kitchen · Separate cigar room, reserve ahead
Up In Smoke — Lounge + Shop
2833 Eldorado Pkwy #308, Frisco · (214) 618-9848 Frisco · Full bar · Open to 2 AM daily
Cigar Lounge — Shop
8608 Preston Rd Suite 106, Plano · (972) 668-5500 Plano · Retail only, no lounge despite the name
Elite Cigars & Accessories — Lounge + Shop
5021 Alma Dr, Plano · (214) 703-9399 Plano · Recliners, strong ventilation · Also stocks pipes
Cigar Lounge — Lounge + Shop
6840 Virginia Pkwy Ste 110, McKinney · (972) 540-5807 McKinney · Hard-to-find boxes · Open to 11 PM at weekends
Eldorado Fine Cigars — Lounge + Shop
2811 Craig Dr Ste 108, McKinney · (469) 952-5001 McKinney · Bring your own drinks · Membership available
Allen Cigar Lounge — Lounge + Shop
190 E Stacy Rd #406, Allen · (972) 678-4427 Allen · Military and first responder discount · Open to midnight at weekends
Dallas Discount Cigars — Shop + Lounge
1403 E Campbell Rd Suite 220E, Richardson · (972) 907-8282 Richardson · Certified Opus X dealer · Members area
Denton, Lewisville and the north-west
Denton Cigar Co — Lounge + Shop
100 N Interstate 35 #101, Denton · (940) 514-1009 Denton · Full bar and coffee · Among the highest-rated cigar rooms in Texas
Cigars on 35 — Lounge + Shop
1980 S Stemmons Fwy, Lewisville · (214) 222-5915 Lewisville · Full bar and kitchen · Very large walk-in humidor
Up In Smoke Lewisville — Lounge + Shop
2403 S Stemmons Fwy Ste 125, Lewisville · (972) 315-1300 Lewisville · Full bar · Also stocks pipe tobacco, open to 2 AM
Tx Smoke — Shop + Lounge
3090 Justin Rd Ste 302, Highland Village · (972) 318-1600 Highland Village · Deep pipe tobacco range · Indoor seating
J.Merrill Cigar & Cocktail Lounge — Lounge + Shop
206 N Oak St Ste 120, Roanoke · (682) 204-6002 Roanoke · Full bar · Inside the food hall, large patio, closed Mondays
The Garrison — Lounge
8356 Thompson Rd Ste A, Northlake · (512) 608-6028 Northlake · Mobile cigar bar for weddings and events · By appointment
Rockwall, Rowlett, Mesquite and the east
Eldorado Fine Cigars — Lounge + Shop
803 N Goliad St, Rockwall · (469) 314-1795 Rockwall · Membership and lockers · Converted house with a garden
En Fuego Tobacco Shop — Lounge + Shop
2083 Summer Lee Dr, Rockwall · (972) 771-4888 Rockwall · Bring your own · Membership available, brand events
Legacy Cigars — Shop
102 N Fannin St, Rockwall · (972) 670-0938 Rockwall · On old Highway 66 · Fridays and Saturdays only
Elite Cigars Rowlett — Shop + Lounge
3602 Main St, Rowlett · (972) 463-8411 Rowlett · Lockers · Covered patio, indoor and outdoor seating
Tobacco Box — Shop + Lounge
5000 Rowlett Rd #104, Rowlett · (972) 475-9900 Rowlett · Also stocks pipes and pipe tobacco · Indoor lounge
DandB Cigar Corner — Shop + Lounge
1925 Towne Centre Dr #108, Mesquite · (972) 681-3400 Mesquite · Indoor seating · Screens
Faustino Cigars — Shop + Lounge
308 N Ballard Ave, Wylie · (469) 396-2412 Downtown Wylie · Rolled on the premises · Bring your own, closed Mondays and Sundays
En Fuego Tobacco Shop — Shop + Lounge
205 E Farm To Market 544, Murphy · (972) 509-4888 Murphy · Own house line · Opens 8 AM
Irving and Coppell
Cigar World — Shop + Lounge
820 S MacArthur Blvd #147, Coppell · (972) 393-7675 Coppell · Limited editions · Small lounge, closes 6:30 PM
Tobacco and Beyond — Shop
3947 N Belt Line Rd, Irving · (972) 252-4164 Irving · Walk-in humidor · Open to 10 PM at weekends
South Dallas County and Ellis County
Gilded Age Cigar Shop — Shop + Lounge
100 S Main St, Duncanville · (469) 513-2554 Duncanville · Free lighter fluid refills · Indoor and outdoor seating
Hillside Cigar Lounge — Lounge + Shop
1409 N Cockrell Hill Rd Ste 200, DeSoto · (469) 372-7040 DeSoto · Full bar and kitchen next door · Minimum spend applies
Smoking Jacket Cigar Lounge — Lounge + Shop
1435 Hwy 67 Ste 100, Cedar Hill · (972) 291-2557 Cedar Hill · Live bands at weekends · Dominoes and spades
Cu’Noma Cigar Lounge — Lounge
917 N Joe Wilson Rd #101, Cedar Hill · (972) 637-4030 Cedar Hill · Bring your own, corkage applies · Small room, closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Latitude Cigars — Lounge + Shop
405 W Madison St Ste F, Waxahachie · (214) 903-7517 Waxahachie · Owner-run · Indoor and outdoor, Wednesday to Saturday only
CigarScore Lounge — Lounge
3851 FM 663, Midlothian · (512) 774-4614 Midlothian · Recently opened, call before travelling
Faq
Yes. Texas has no statewide smoking ban, and Dallas city ordinance exempts tobacco retailers and cigar bars from its indoor smoking rules. Suburban ordinances differ slightly across the metro area, but in practice a business that sells cigars as its main trade will let you smoke on the premises. Venues attached to restaurants are the exception and often restrict smoking to a patio.
A cutting fee is what a lounge charges to let you smoke a cigar you did not buy there. It typically runs from five to twenty dollars, and it covers the seat, the ashtray, the ventilation and the staff time you are using. Some Dallas lounges waive it if you buy drinks; others do not permit outside cigars at all. Ask when you arrive rather than at checkout — that is the single most common way visitors get caught out.
If someone guides you through the humidor, cuts and lights for you, or serves drinks, tip as you would in a bar: fifteen to twenty per cent, or a few dollars for a quick purchase. Buying only over the counter with no service needs no tip. Regulars who tip consistently tend to get the better chairs and the first call on limited releases, which is worth knowing if you plan to return.
It depends how often you go. Several rooms in the northern suburbs run annual memberships that include a private lounge, a locker for your own cigars, and discounts on purchases. If you visit weekly and store boxes, that usually pays for itself. If you go once a month, the day-pass or public seating available at most of the same venues will serve you better. Fees vary widely, so ask what is actually included before signing.
Almost never. Smart casual is the norm and shorts are fine in summer at most rooms. The exceptions are lounges attached to steakhouses and the handful of private clubs, where the restaurant’s dress code applies. If you are heading somewhere for dinner as well as a smoke, check the restaurant’s rules rather than the lounge’s.
Yes. The legal age to buy or possess tobacco in Texas is 21, and lounges card at the door. Military personnel born before a specific date are exempt under state law, but venues apply this inconsistently, so bring identification either way.
Three clusters. Inside the loop around Oak Lawn, Deep Ellum and Greenville Avenue. The northern corridor from Addison up through Plano and Frisco, which has the newest and largest rooms. And an eastern ring through Rockwall, Rowlett and Mesquite where the venues are smaller and generally cheaper. Fort Worth and Arlington are covered on a separate page.
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 in Dallas? 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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