Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop
Review of Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop
Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop:
Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop is a tobacco shop and vaporizer store located in North Logan, Utah. The shop offers a variety of tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco, as well as vaporizers and e-cigarettes. The store is open seven days a week, with extended hours on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
The shop offers in-store shopping, but does not currently offer delivery. The store is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot. The shop is also designed for quick visits, making it easy for customers to stop in and grab what they need.
Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop accepts debit cards, credit cards, and NFC mobile payments, making it easy for customers to pay for their purchases. The shop also has a policy of not quoting prices over the phone due to concerns about minors calling in.
Customer reviews of Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop are mixed. Some customers have praised the shop's knowledgeable and friendly staff, while others have criticized the store for its high prices and poor customer service. Some customers have also reported issues with defective products, with the store's policy of not accepting returns coming under fire.
Despite these mixed reviews, Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop remains a popular destination for those looking for tobacco products and vaporizers in North Logan. The shop's convenient location and wide selection of products make it a go-to destination for many local residents. Whether you're a smoker or a vaper, Timberline Smoke & Vape Shop is worth checking out.
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- In-store shopping
Ethan Nielsen
Timberline has always taken care of me, I stop by for cigars weekly. Special shout it to James great customer service.
Brandon Christensen
Extremely overpriced. You can get a vape at any other shop for $15-$20 CHEAPER. No reason they should be charging that much more
MARY ALLRED
We love this shop. Friendly, knowledgeable staff.
Buisness Owner
Long time customer ..won't be back tho 0 exchange policy even 30 seconds after you pay...... Even offered to exchange it for the cheaper item that i actually came in for and not want any of my money back.....my mistake for choosing this place as my "go to" smoke shop
Jesus Ramirez
Went there last night looking for a couple of cigars. A gentleman helped me there I didnt get his name. I told him what kind of cigar I was looking for and recommended two of them. I was impressed.
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Love this smoke shop, Really the best around logan. They got everything and have a decent size glass section which is hard to find. I wish I could give five stars but honestly there this one employee there, named Tommy, that has to complement me every time I go in. At this point it’s no longer friendly it’s just creepy.
Leah Downey
I saw some low reviews on yelp so i was nervous to go, but the guys in there were really nice! I bought a disposable vape and they let you test it in store to make sure it works, and if it doesn’t work they’ll give you a new one. Mine worked fine though. Good vape shop, no complaints
Carlotta Sanchez
Staff is great with thier knowledge Thier customer service is always excellent!
Jeanette Cochran (NettNett)
Love all the verity of the vapes but it's a little on the expensive side
Indigo MacKenzey
This establishment has poor tact and poor customer service. I told them that I was looking at pieces that I wanted to get as a gift for someone else. They told me that I can't buy for someone else then asked me to leave. They didn't simply inform me that he had to be present to buy and that I could only look and not buy that day without the patient it was intended for; they didn't even ask to see my medical card; they just told me to leave. From what I could see, all of their equipment was made in China. The downside to china made medical cannabis equipment for oils (which is often the cleanest modality) is that it is not designed in such a way that allows the patient to use their medicine in a prudent and conservative way. In other words, at least 50% of the medicinal oil is lost through using cheap china glass that does not support the American economy. I would suggest to these owners/workers that they have more discernment regarding what the law truly allows and when it is appropriate to educate someone. I also suggest that these shop owners educate themselves on what tools and materials are best and most beneficial for the patient instead of just going for the cheapest chinese product that cost patients who are already in pain, more resources.