Tobacco Lane On the Square

Wow. The humidor is one of the best stocked humidor I have ever seen. This is one serious collection. You will find all the super premiums here. I have not seen so many rare and hard to find cigars in the same humidor. I kid you not when I say, you can find every size of the coveted OpusX line in this store. Full boxes of OpusX, Destino, AngelShare, Hemingway BTL and more. They also have all the Padrons as well. And the Tatuajes. The list goes on. If you are looking for a special cigar, this is the place to look.
They also stock a large collection of cigar accessories. Lots of humidors, cutter, ashtrays and tobacky paraphernalia.
They do not have much seating. This is not the place to sit and smoke. Its more of a place to get your smokes and then head out.
Its a a very impressive store. Cigar lovers will have a field day here. Bring your cash and grab a handful of them hard to find and elusive cigars. Come fast before everyone knows about this place.

A very nice selection of cigars in a humidified room, the owner gave us a great walkthrough of some good cigars for the price level we wanted. They have cigars that range from $ 3 – 4 all the way to the high $ 60s (that’s per cigar, people!). Go through the cigar room to the very back, where a hidden gem exists… a wine cellar with free wine tasting! Great selection of wines usually curated by an educated and eloquent Sommelier. Overall, a fun place to stop at while you’re in Sundance Square.

Very nice story, very nice/​helpful gentleman working when I was there. It seems very «clubby» or «old school» but I was warmly welcomed and treated well by all there. Nice location to get away for a good smoke while in downtown Fort Worth

Had to walk through a smokey tobacco shop to get back to the wine. Thought my lungs were going to explode before I got back there. The wine selection is decent, but you can tell that the selections they have are all wines that have the best margin. I felt as if the recommendations they gave were all based on what they thought they could shake out of you. When I got there, there was a group of 3 that were very full of themselves. They pretty much monopolized all of the time. After I looked at all of their wine selections probably three times over, I realized 1. I need to use the rear entrance the next time I came (if there was a «next time.»), and 2. I needed to wear a tux, look like an investment banker, or wear my Movado watch. When I finally did get service, I let them tell me what they knew, and they recommended three bottles, which I bought. Two bottles have been terrible, and the third was decent, but not worth the $ 60 I paid. My wine knowledge is better than most, but I am not going to insult someone’s knowledge when they are telling me what they know… you get one shot, and if you do well, I’ll continue to give you my business. Overpriced, limited. I’d rather drive out to Hudson Oaks for wine.

I really love this store for multiple reasons, and the people are definitely a major addition to that.
Firstly, this isn’t your typical tobacco store or especially a location under the Tobacco Lane name. This location has a huge walk in humidor that also acts as a corridor between a fine wine shop in the back, and the display store in front. The back wine shop is looked over by the most personable gentleman, Brad K. Brad is super friendly, vastly knowledgeable, and beyond accommodating. The selection of wine is exceptional and Brad is always available to help or make a great recommendation.
In the front, the shop has an array of loose tobaccos, shisha and hookah goods, hookahs, and a slew of other tobacco related good for the casual and classy smoker. Need wine and maybe a quality cigar or five. This is where you should stop in first!

I have really enjoyed doing business with the patrons at tobacco lane. They have a wonderful selection of cigars, pipe tobacco and a very nice wine cellar. I find this place very accommodating to cigar aficionado of any kind.

How can I be the 1^st one to review this place? I don’t even live in Texas. I was on a layover and 2 of us stopped in to get a birthday present. What a great find. There was a group of 5 – 6 men enjoying a cigar in one corner. A wonderful room full of cigars that had the rolling ladders, like old libraries, a great wine selection, pipe tobacco and a treasure chest that we happened upon. One guy smoking a cigar came over and helped us pick out 3 «perfect» cigars for the birthday boy. We ventured into the wine room area and hit pay dirt. ALL of the emptied cigar boxes were available for sale, both cardboard and wodden. Prices were $ 5-​$ 10 for the hinged wooden boxes, we ended up buying 16 boxes. The people that worked there and the patrons were all so helpful and so nice. You should have seen the size of the bags we had to cart back to LAX. I can’t wait to get another DFW layover.