Cookies Dispensary St. Louis

Least favorite spot to shop. The only reason I've gone is because it's the closest to my house. They have the highest prices and the worst service. Definitely won't be going back. I've been 5 or 6 times and each time my ID won't scan. It's not usually an issue since they normally type it in manually. I went in tonight and they said they are no longer typing information in manually and if it won't scan there is no entry. I'm sincerely glad about this since it gives me even more reason not to shop there. Don't be fooled by the name. I've been to Cookies in Florida and in Colorado so I can easily say the stl location doesn't even come close to either state. – William Dickerson

Best dispensary in town! Great quality products and even better customer service. Been here several times and is my go to. Great deals! – STLA_1020

Terribly slow since the last management was fired for no reason..takes over an hour for your order to even be fulfilled when places like Greenlight do it within 30 minutes. Go to any other dispensary besides this one, they are going downhill fast!!!! Also, the drive thru is ABYSMALLY SLOW! I'VE BEEN WAITING AT LEAST 30 MINUTES JUST TO GET MY THINGS! – Deidre G

If I could rate this a negative I would. I won’t ever return here. They slow and you get charged just to use your card. $3 to be exact. I ain’t never been charged $3 to use my card. Then they round you to the nearest 10 (on the dollar not the coin)to charge your card then tell you they will refund you your change in cash. How about just don’t over charge me in the first place. – Angie Taylor

When a company runs a promotion like “buy this and get this for free,” customers purchase that specific item expecting to receive exactly what was advertised. That didn’t happen here. I was told the promotion was “while supplies last,” but if supplies were already depleted, the promotion should have been removed—especially with the owner present in the store. As long as the promotion is displayed, customers will continue to buy the promoted product, which often costs more than the regular item. Advertising a free item when it’s no longer available is misleading. If supplies are gone, the promotion needs to be taken down. Continuing to advertise it under those conditions is deceptive and unacceptable. Scam likely establishment!!! – David H