D R Cigar

A good smoke stop.
They pack a lot of good stuff into a small area. The selection is very good. It can be hard to shimmy around to some of the cigars in the case by the table especially if people are seated at the table but I guess it is part of the charm to this place.
The staff knows their cigars and are always very friendly and funny.
Worth a stop if you are in the area.

I use to online order my cigars, but when the feds started to confiscate oiders coming from the bahamas, I had to find another alternative. FOUND IT!!! DHCigars… the selection is big enough; I usually by the monte cristos; only if they carried the #2’s or 4’s, that would be great, but that wont happen unless the ban from Cuba is lifted… the staff is friendly and I try to visit once a month… tha t reminds me I have too stop by this weekend…

Being very new to cigars, I definitely felt a little awkward walking in having no clue as to what I wanted. Very relaxed setting. Extremely helpful staff. Actually talked me into spending less on certain items just in case I don’t stick with it. That alone will make me return there soon. Great experience.

I never considered myself an «aficionado». I only had a few cigars a year and lit a pipe maybe twice a year. But I have traveled the world over, several times, and I frequently get a few cigars for my friends and I to share on those rare occasions. I have had the «real» Cubans, I purchased in Singapore, to house brands across the world. The house brand at DR has got to be the best Return On Investment I have seen in years.
I have rubbed elbows with snobs, elitists, and bums… all willing to share their opinions. But when I came to DR (Dominican Republic) Cigar, I walked into a small store that was jam packed with interesting curious to the highest rated cigars listed by aficionado magazine. Things that were not supposed to be commonly available (Tatuaje Halloween and other, rarer, cigars).
Ranging from a couple dollars to over $ 40, everything I have found is marked competitively with local, national and even internet standards. You go from young leaves to extremely aged leaves and light to dark wrappers and fillers… every combination you can think of in just one store! Even better, the proprietors know the difference, the nuances, and have the vocabulary to describe it, even to a simple guy like me. Descriptions like leather, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, cherry, brandy, ragged, chisel, torpedo, and tangy wood permeate the sometimes smoky atmosphere.
They have a big card table covered over with cigar paraphernalia and a mish-​mash of chairs surrounding it. In the evenings the «regulars» show up to solve the countries woes and to share intimate portions of their lives. A small TV in the corner is either playing Jeopardy or whatever the seasonal sport is. But everyone is sitting there enjoying their own favorite blend of cigar. While you meet all types of people here, I have to say almost all of them are higher class with the vast majority being independent businessmen with a wealth of experience they are willing to share. Doctors, lawyers, inventors, innovators, military and businessmen, male and female, young and old, they inevitably show up here. It is amazing how people end up getting together over something as simple (or complex) as a cigar.
Through it all DR Cigar makes it a experience you want to repeat, as often as possible. If you get the opportunity to meet Bunny in there, you will consider yourself blessed and then, like me, come back for another pleasant session of cigars and camaraderie.

An awesome b&m with a huge personality.
I came here a few weekends back with my cousin who frequents DR. Upon opening the door and entering, that sweet tobacco smell just hits you in the face. So good. They have a great selection of cigars and pipe tobacco. Whenever I’m in Folsom visiting my girlfriend’s family, I normally go to Total Wine’s humidor, but I may be stopping by here more often. They have some sticks that Total Wine (or some other b&ms) don’t carry, such as the MUWAT, Tatuaje, LFDs, and a few more. One the day I went, I picked up a MUWAT and one of their Folsom Prison houseblends.
The shop itself feels kind of tight with all the decoration they have, but it just adds on to DR’s personality! As someone mentioned in an earlier review, it has that mom & pop atmosphere to it and it’s nice to go into a cigar shop where you can get personable with the owners and employees.
All in all, a great b&m with great character with a great selection to head into if you’re ever in the area!

Probably the best place to buy your husband’s cigars. I use to drive to roseville but this is a lot closer. Nice people

I came here on the recommendation of Unilocal.Initially when I walked in I was ignored, a few minutes later Bunny asked if I need help. When I stated to her I did, she asked what I was looking for, when I told her I was looking for something for a friends retirement, she asked what type of work he retired from (which was from corrections), once I told her she immediately found a mid-​priced «Folsom Prison» cigar. She even wrapped them, placed it in a nice wooden cigar box, threw in a cigar cutter and matches, no charge! Now that’s service. We thanked each other and I mentioned to her the business was on Unilocal,when she said she was not familiar with Unilocal,let alone uses a computer. Either way she was surprised to know her business has received great reviews. So if you go in, let her know she has fans on Unilocal

Great people. Great place to smoke a cigar.

Very nice place to buy cigars. Very Military friendly, gave me a complimentary cigar just for stopping by, but I also purchased a Acid Nefasto! Will definitely stop by in the future!

I came here on the recommendation of a co-​worker. I spent only but a few minutes in here, but it was a very welcoming mom & pop atmosphere. I was greeted by Bunny and chatted with her the entire time about cigars. She was positive and informative; and very pleasant to talk to. After a few moments, I felt like we were old friends. I ended up buying six of their house cigars because I like trying new ones. I can’t comment on them yet, as I am saving them for a Saturday night Monopoly game, but they smelled great.
I do have a usual place I go to in downtown Sacramento (Fatman Cigars), but when I’m in Folsom, I will definitely be returning to D R to try other new (to me) cigars, or just say hello again to Bunny.
I normally like to go on and on in great detail about my experiences, but this was a quick visit and it met and exceeded my expectations. That’s about all there is to it!

Great selection and prices. Owners are friendly and helpful. It is a great place to grab a cigar, sit and relax.

This place is hands down the best place to buy your stogies.
Plenty to choose from, and I mean PLENTY! All brands too, and all varieties. The owners are unlike any «store» owner you will meet, always friendly and sincere. I’ve been purchasing my cigars here for probably 13 years and consider the owners family.
What more can be said? Read the reviews. Too bad Unilocal filtered one review about them donating to the March of Dimes. Genuine people. Generous people. An asset to our local community.
Oh, and there hours of business is great, seems like they are always open!!!

This IS a CIGAR SHOP! No Fancy big leather chairs, Wine’s or Beers, and no stuffy know It all arrogant so called Cigar Aficionados… just GOOD people that have been in the business for years! When I moved to California this is one of the first places I visited, I was welcomed with open Arms and adopted into the family… the owners are the best some of the best people I know. my wife sends me off for some man time and has adopted others idea calling it Daddy Day care.
I can drop in and smoke a cigar and chat and relax. This is not a Cigar Lounge but you can always find some good conversation and a friend in Dr’s.cigars.
now for the good stuff… Dr’s has a fantastic selection of Great Cigars with the best pricing anywhere in the Sacramento area PERIOD.
the House Cigars are great and inexpensive but not CHEAP. The stock includes Olivia, Padron, Fuentes, Diesel, Tatujaue, Gran Habano, Ashton, Fuente, Punch, Macanudo, CAO, LFD, Monti Cristo, La Aurora, Alec Bradley, CAO just to name a few…
Stop in and Get yourself some Great Cigars and make a new friend.

Went here on a recommendation from a friend… and I will be going back, despite being about 30 minutes away from where I live, and there are other smoke shops that are closer.
As part of the recommendation to go here, I went in looking for Perdomo Reserve 10yr Anniversary Champagne or Criollo or Ashton VSG Enchantment. I didn’t remember the specific name of the Perdomo, and I think I called them Portuga. When I said it was the 10yr Champagne or Criollo, she immediately corrected me from Portuga to Perdomo… she didn’t even have to think about it. This tells me she knows her stuff, and that is wonderful.
IIRC Briar Patch in Arden had the Ashton’s for about $ 18. D R Cigar had them for under $ 15. Same cigar, but a big difference in price.
The woman who was working talked to me like a person, instead of a customer. When I finalized my selection, she asked if I needed a box. I said a small box would be great. I expected to be charged for it, but I wasn’t. She even put some tabacco leaves in the box, and squirted them with water, I assume to help keep the humidity so the cigars didn’t dry out. She also threw in 2 D R Cigars cutters and 2 boxes of matches– without asking or having to be asked. Talk about above and beyond!
It’s a little strip mall cigar shop, and any other day I probably would have just not gone there thinking they were some smoke shop like you see almost everywhere now– hookahs, body cleansing pills, other paraphernalia, and oh yeah cigars too. I was gladly surprised to see it was a shop dedicated to cigars… and left all that other stuff out of it.