Excellent products! Love the new location, the grand opening was freakin' majorly COPACETIC. My in-laws had a blast too! Thanxxxxx for all the FREE GOODIES 🤡😎🦝🦩🐿🎅🏻 I am super GRATEFUL for the Rythm raffle package I won!! Right on time for my birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 Thanks again Zen Leaf and Rythm!! 💚👽🫶🏻🍁🔥🫧 – NicoleLena Galan
Every time I’ve used their drive-through line I’ve had to wait at least 15 to 20 minutes when I’m the first or second car in line. I brought my military document for them to put on file twice. And on my fourth visit, they’re still asking for documentation and denying my discount. Refuse to shop there. Now have to drive 15 minutes to get my ID from them because the drive-through attendant didn’t give it to me. I feel like every employee here is literally a airhead. Sorry to say. Overall, not a great experience shopping here. – Harry Grigorian
This was my first time at Zen leaf. I've driven by their other locations but they just opened their new one recently on fort Apache. Their specials are fantastic and I knew it was going to be busy if I went in to place my order but the line moved very quickly and service was great. I was very happy with my purchase and my experience in the store. I will definitely be back! – Ryan Hecht
As a medical patient and a former budtender, I understand that policies exist, and I respect them. My disappointment was never about the 10 cents. It was about the lack of humanity and customer service I experienced from KJ. I was only 10 cents short, so I politely asked KJ if there was any way he could help. KJ immediately said no. I understand that sometimes employees have to follow policy, but kindness and professionalism are always a choice. What made this experience even more disappointing is that I am a generous tipper. Earlier that same day, I gave a stranger a $2 tip because they were short. On another occasion, a different budtender at another dispensary covered $6 from their own tip jar when I came up short. Those moments reminded me that humanity still exists. This was only my third or fourth visit since moving to this side of town from Henderson, and I was hoping to become a regular customer. Instead, I found myself walking out over 10 cents. As I was leaving, a complete stranger handed me a quarter. I went back inside, was rung up again, and completed my purchase. Ironically, a stranger showed me more compassion than the employee who was serving me. What stayed with me most was not the policy. It was KJ’s demeanor afterward. The interaction felt unnecessarily cold, tactless, and lacking in basic customer service etiquette. There was no warmth, no empathy, and no effort to make an uncomfortable situation feel any better. That is what left the lasting impression. KJ, I encourage you to remember that many of your customers are medical patients. Some are dealing with chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, cancer, or other serious conditions. Sometimes people need compassion just as much as they need their medication. Zen Leaf has the opportunity to build lasting relationships with its patients, one interaction at a time. I hope KJ grows from this experience and remembers that professionalism is not measured only by following policy. It is measured by how people feel after they leave your counter. Ten cents was never the issue. Compassion was. – Tiara Christopher
Deli style flower in vegas, always fresh, high terps and have the best deals! Favorite locations is S Fort Apache Rd. Staff is super friendly and knowledgeable – SavedByTesla
