I'm going to be in the bay area this weekend, and wanted to know if there were any vape shops there. I will be in the union square area so anything within a reasonable distance would be great! Thanks for the help!
Any SF vape shops?
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Cool thanks for the info. I was unable to make it to those places. Maybe next time!
Digital Ciggz ,santa rosa ,ca .Just found it and they do have a website and fb page .I am going to save some money and go up there one day .
Tasty Vapors is a retail location? I knew of their existence, but I wasn't sure if it was a retail location or just their mail/web order address.
I'm really excited to hear that I can drop in and buy some juice from them since they're like 15 minutes away from me!!!
Yup! They have a B&M storefront, and a website that specializes in juice. You can walk in, place an order, and wait for your juice to be mixed. Great guys! Really great prices! They have a subforum on ECF, and they can be found at tastyvapor.us
Is Tasty Vapor close to the Lake Merritt or Fruitvale BART station? Or do you need to drive there. I live in SF, have access to a car, but rather take public transit. I'm glad I found this since I really wanted to visit a vapor shop. Thanks for the info!
Hey CHoKPoP, I was thinking of visiting them, I've never been, but can you tell me why you don't like them before I make a trip there? I'm relatively new to vaping so any info I can get I'll be happy. Thanks!
Tasty Vapor is kinda in the middle of Fruitvale and Lake Merritt stations. Not too BART friendly.
The reason I don't care for Vaporden is unless you're a total noob who has no idea how to vape, it isn't a place that caters to you. Really high priced juice, $1 per mil. High priced atomizers. $10 for a Joyetech.
Jacque didn't seem to know if he had low resistance cartomizers, but tried to get me to buy it. I wasn't going to trust him that it was LR. In my opinion he seemed dishonest, and grew tired of my questions. He was so annoyed he told me that this is a place for newbies.
Basically telling me that this shop doesn't cater to me. Someone who is informed, someone who does research. That's fine, I take my business elsewhere.
The reason I don't care for Vaporden is unless you're a total noob who has no idea how to vape, it isn't a place that caters to you. Really high priced juice, $1 per mil. High priced atomizers. $10 for a Joyetech.
Jacque didn't seem to know if he had low resistance cartomizers, but tried to get me to buy it. I wasn't going to trust him that it was LR. In my opinion he seemed dishonest, and grew tired of my questions. He was so annoyed he told me that this is a place for newbies.
Basically telling me that this shop doesn't cater to me. Someone who is informed, someone who does research. That's fine, I take my business elsewhere.
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Thanks CHoKPoP for the info. Vaporden doesn't really look like a place for me, then. I guess I'll visit just visit Tasty Vapor.
Ill have to agree. I was at vapor den about 2 weeks ago for an emergency juice run. I obviously had to buy something since i was totally out of juice. The owner (I'm guessing) was friendly over the phone till i got there. The place is as big as a dorm room. the lounge area was occupied by another employee and his circle of friends. They only know and care about ego type batteries and accessories. PRICES ARE RIDICULOUS! they like to play chef and mix up flavors on the same counter top as the register and with ONE community syringe that is sitting in a glass of water. They let u try whatever flavor you want from there dewey decimal system looking shelves which means what u are buying could be possibly missing a drop or more from its original amount. kinda sucks since you are paying a buck per ml.... when i was in there, they misinformed customers and i wish i had spoke out but i didn't... The Snobby Manager informed the customer that there is no such thing as a variable voltage device in the vaping world (customer was asking about an eGo twist)... This shop honestly feels like they are only in it to profit and not to help people to get off cigs. Totally a noob place as the manager and staff seems like they are noobs themselves. I love the vaping community. every forum i go to, vendors i talk to, and vapors that i encounter are all nothing but friendly folks. these guys at vapor den however, total opposite. think of a gas station in a deserted town. thats how these folks act, almost like i wasn't there. Went there once and never again....
Those semi ok reviews on yelp, they are probably from the owners friends and family. I know I'm being unfair as i only gave them one chance, but that was all i needed to make my decision. Bad Staff. Bad Prices. Bad Quality. Very Bad sanitary practices. Wont be getting my business anymore....
Those semi ok reviews on yelp, they are probably from the owners friends and family. I know I'm being unfair as i only gave them one chance, but that was all i needed to make my decision. Bad Staff. Bad Prices. Bad Quality. Very Bad sanitary practices. Wont be getting my business anymore....
Vapor Den just opened a shop in SF...I also wasn't impressed with the berkeley experience, but I'll visit the sf store and see what's what.
I'm thinking of stopping by after work one day and see what they have, and at what prices. I keep hearing bad impressions about Vapor Den, though, so I'm not really that thrilled they're the ones who opened up shop here.
I bought my first starter eGos for myself & my girlfriend from Vapor Den, and we've directed a few friends to them, certainly they're very focused on the total-newbie crowd, that business has worked well for them and they really helped me out. I've gone back and tried a few other flavors with them, I like the dorm-room space and sitting there chatting about different vaping experiences with other relative newbies. I'll direct other SF friends that are vaping newbies to the new SF store, too, you do pay a premium for their equipment, they have a storefront to support, and they focus their time on teaching newbies how to properly fill a clearo.
They do now carry the Twist batteries (though I bought ours Mailorder for much cheaper).
I wish they carried more variety of juices, and other hardware options, but for what they're trying to do, I think they do a great job and I have to give them credit for helping me get off smokes, so my hat's off to them.
They do now carry the Twist batteries (though I bought ours Mailorder for much cheaper).
I wish they carried more variety of juices, and other hardware options, but for what they're trying to do, I think they do a great job and I have to give them credit for helping me get off smokes, so my hat's off to them.
I don't settle for just okay. If you're going to run a business, you need to do it the right way. I won't pay outrageous premiums on stuff I can get online. It Is Vapor 5 just opened up in downtown Hayward. They might be doing their own vape meet. Good folks.
If you're ever in santa rosa check out Digital Ciggz. Great store and a great selection of everything!
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