Cigar lounges & cigar bars in Atlanta
We list 8 places to smoke a cigar in Atlanta, GA — 4 cigar bars, 3 tobacconists with smoking rooms, and 1 smoke-friendly restaurant.
Of those, 5 serve alcohol, 1 serves food, 3 pour coffee or espresso, 7 keep a walk-in humidor, and 1 has patio seating.
Visitor ratings here average 4.5 out of 5 (2,735 reviews total), led by Havana Cigars at 4.9.
Willing to drive? There are 4 more listings within 50 miles of Atlanta, including Sandy Springs, GA (7 mi), College Park, GA (10 mi), and Snellville, GA (19 mi).
Cigar Times
Carrying cigars, pipe tobacco & other smoking supplies, this shop features a comfy seating area. Cigar Times is a cigar shop and lounge in Atlanta, GA. Rated 4.4 from 165 Google reviews.
Continent Restaurant & Cigar Lounge
Continent Restaurant & Cigar Lounge is a cigar-friendly restaurant in Atlanta, GA that serves cocktails, wine, beer, pours coffee, serves food. Rated 4.3 from 369 Google reviews.
Havana Cigars
Havana Cigars is a cigar bar in Atlanta, GA that serves alcohol. Rated 4.9 from 305 Google reviews.
Highland Cigar Company
Dark-wood-accented cigar lounge & store with sports on TV & a wide variety of scotch & bourbon. Highland Cigar Company is a cigar bar in Atlanta, GA that serves cocktails, wine, beer. Rated 4.4 from 983 Google reviews.
House of Smoque Cigar Lounge
House of Smoque Cigar Lounge is a cigar shop and lounge in Atlanta, GA. Rated 4.9 from 64 Google reviews.
J's Cigars & Coffee House
Cozy lounge & cigar smoking room with leather couches & chess boards, plus a coffee bar & humidor. J's Cigars & Coffee House is a cigar shop and lounge in Atlanta, GA that pours coffee. Rated 4.8 from 236 Google reviews.
La Cabinet Cigar Room
La Cabinet Cigar Room is a cigar bar in Atlanta, GA that serves alcohol. Rated 4.4 from 5 Google reviews.
Prime Cigar Bar
Prime Cigar Bar is a cigar bar in Atlanta, GA that serves alcohol. Rated 4.2 from 608 Google reviews.
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Smoking cigars in Atlanta: what to know
Georgia smoking regulations, layered with Atlanta's local ordinances, decide which rooms can allow cigars indoors; the listings here are venues that publicly welcome cigar smokers. Ask about outside-cigar policy, cutting fees, and whether alcohol is served — these change more often than hours do. Every listing here is checked against Google business data; if something is out of date, tell us.