Carlo Rose Cigar Bar & Lounge

After the owner informed us about this establishment, we finally decided to go there one day. It was nice to be inside and enjoy a cigar, so we decided to go back there the next day. A few weeks later, I went back on my birthday. I was really looking forward to having a Padron Anniversary collection cigar.
The moment we walked in, the employee was rude to us. The lights that were supposed to illuminate the cigars section were not on. Instead of offering to turn on the lights, she rudely asked us, «Do you know what you want?» multiple times. I told her that «we wanted to look at the cigars and if she could be kind enough to turn on the lights».
As I walked from the flavored cigar humidor to the main cigar humidor, she felt compelled to tell me I look like I am in a rush. She made us felt like we were bothering her. I simply smiled at her to avoid confrontation. I told her that «we were actually planning on staying and smoking in the lounge, unfortunately, we’re not wanted here» and turned around and left.
What a bad experience to have on my birthday after an incredible steak dinner and decadent chocolate cake.
Stay away from this place!

Came here on a Saturday night and became very friendly with the owner, Debbie. We’re a young couple looking for a new bar in the area that just moved into, and this place is just the perfect. New trendy spot! WAY more cheaper than Boston and WAY more hospitable! So excited this is our new spot!

Went here after looking for a place that is close to my home that i can frequent. The place is clean, nice and well put together for a sports/​pub games/​cigar lounge with a full bar. It was empty for the most part but not a big deal since it was a wednesday night. I like the vibe and plan on going here often. service is good, don’t be scared if the bartenders are not in the bar because they own the hookah bar next door and bring hookah orders into the cigar bar per request. Please check it out so i can keep having a close place to relax and have fun.

OK, so this is the only place around that’s open late unless you wanna go up to Nashua.
The place has a nice bar and some comfy seating with more of a bar vibe than a cigar lounge vibe. Their cigar selection is on the limited side. They’ve got some nice sticks in there, but don’t go looking for anything unusual, at least in my limited experience here.
The folks who work there are nice and cigar knowledge is average. It’s certainly one of the better choices if you’re looking for a cigar and a drink in the Dracut/​Pelham area, and the only one if it’s late night.

Brought to you by the same people who run the hookah bar next door — so you know it’s gotta be good before you even walk through the door. There’s not much competition for it anywhere unless you go up to Manchester or down to Boston.
I don’t know much about cigars, but I know that they have four cabinets of cigars you can choose from. You can smoke what you buy there, and I think for a limited time only you can bring in your own cigars. I’m not sure if they’re going to do hookahs in the future, but I wasn’t able to get one when I came. Aside from that, they’ve got a pretty sweet ventilation system to keep the air clear.
This bar is the long awaited answer to the super-​small-​four-​seat-​bar they have at next door. There are currently 8 drafts to select from (most notably the Angry Orchard Cider, and the Guinness), and a handful of hard liquors available to make the usual drinks.
Oh yeah, and there’s a pool table.
Go here on the weekend if you’re looking for something more upscale than a dive, but not as crazy as a club. I know where I’m going for St. Patrick’s Day 2013.