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Visit this shop while you are in San Pedro - for coffee or a cigar, a great iced tea, a customized sign or just a chat. Saul's Cigar & Coffee House is a cool spot.

Great article by San Pedro Scoop....



Sauls' Coffee and Cigar House Celebrates 2 Years in Its New Location and 32 Years in Total!

32 years ago, Saul Nunez, born and raised on the island, opened a small shop on Middle Street - a wholesale distributor for Traveler's Rum. For the growing restaurant, bar and hotel industry. Saul, then in his early 20s, sold rum from his small shop but then, as visitors started asking about cigars, he researched and added on to the business. And then as visitors starting asking about coffee�he added on again. Over the next decade, the store - once a rum wholesaler -became The Rum, Cigar and Coffee House. Since 2000, the small enterprise has been operating as a small batch coffee roaster and cigar manufacturer and as a family business.

Two years ago, the Rum Cigar and Coffee house moved just a few blocks north on Middle Street.

Saul and his son, Saul have been working to really customize this space. To work with a wood carver, to make a beautiful humidor for the cigars, many made in Belize under the careful specifications of Saul - and to make a gorgeous spot to sit�.sip a coffee, taste some rum if you like and to enjoy a cigar on the front porch�as you watch the people and the golf carts of San Pedro go by. The space looks sooo good. It's almost impossible to believe this was an empty storefront just 2 years ago.

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do they sell Cubans? My understanding is that most sold as cuban are fake and only those licensed to sell cuban can do so.

Katzgar,

Why you negative all da time.? 100% You same on REDDIT Belize also.
Nothing but negative comments.

Saul is a good man. If you think the problem is fake Cubans, prove it. Not be like a gossip girl.

Roberto

He asked a legitimate question. If you pay for a real Cuban cigar you hope to get what you pay for.