Fedora's Cigar & Wine Bar

Nick D

2 months ago

★★★★★

While the place itself has a great atmosphere, this review is really about Nikki. She is one of the amazing people who works here. I accidentally left my wallet a couple days ago, and she went out of her way to contact me and even dropped it off to me. I was honestly shocked and kind of speechless. It takes a special kind of person to go that far for someone. I’m incredibly grateful for her and you guys made a great decision having her on your team. You definitely earned yourselves a returning customer. Thank you again. P.S. The cigars are pretty good too 😉

Dean Giese

9 months ago

★★★★★

Enjoyed three evenings at Fedora’s with Nicki taking care of us while on vacation. She was very knowledgable and helpful with cigar selection as well as an excellent host. We felt right at home and were introduced to the locals who gave us a Cheers type welcome each night we returned. Fedora’s has a great humidor with cigars at every price point. We found a few new sticks we don’t normally see back home. Get pizza next door at Pioneer’s Pizza and bring your receipt in for a discount. The same goes for your Fedora’s receipt when getting pizza.

Melissa Jason

2 months ago

★★★

You ever walk into a place and think, “This joint is one strategic decision away from printing money”? That’s Fedoras Wine & Cigar Bar in Punta Gorda. Let me set the scene. Good vibe. Solid pours. A humidor that whispers sweet nothings to your inner Churchill. You light up, settle in, and just as you’re contemplating the mysteries of life, liberty, and whether your 401k can survive another election cycle… they close at 8 PM. Eight. That’s not closing time. That’s when the prime time news anchor is still practicing concerned eyebrow. Now I get it. Punta Gorda has a median bedtime of 8:37. It’s affectionately known as God’s waiting room. But if you own a cigar bar, you are not in the early bird special business. You’re in the “let’s unpack the meaning of existence over a double pour” business. And speaking of pours, no 18-year Scotch. I’m not asking for something distilled when Reagan was in office. I’m just saying if I can legally buy a cigar old enough to vote, I’d like a Scotch that’s at least seen a couple of Super Bowls. Here’s the kicker. This place could be a gold mine. Keep the lights on past 8. Become the last call in a town that rolls up the sidewalks before the weather forecast. You’d corner the market on everyone who doesn’t think nightlife ends when Wheel of Fortune does. Bar owners struggle because they live in their own heads. The customer’s head says: “It’s 9:30. I’d like a cigar, a proper Scotch, and a conversation that doesn’t involve blood pressure medication.” Opportunity is sitting there like an uncut cigar waiting for a match. Fedoras has the bones. It’s got the vibe. It just needs to realize that if you’re going to sell indulgence, you can’t shut down before the indulgent crowd finishes dinner. Stay open. Stock the good Scotch. Let the night breathe a little. Otherwise, you’re just the world’s classiest pregame.

Maria Sotera

3 months ago

★★★★★

Amazing cigar and wine bar… beautifully kept and fun atmosphere!! highly recommended!! Nicki was an amazing help with her craft and guidance , she has extensive knowledge of cigars and went above and beyond exceptional service !! an awesome friendly host . Again a must see and try when in the area. Thank you

Brad Dixon

a year ago

★★★★★

Love this place. The owner Michelle is amazing. She helped my wife pick out some cigars for my birthday based on previous purchases. Then she threw in a Perdomo cigar tumbler. Thanks again Michelle......oh and the humidor is awesome and she has a great selection of cigars