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I didn’t take any photos inside. But the atmosphere is bright, and the folks are friendly for sure. It was my first time, and definitely won’t be my last! I left a $2 tip well earned. Lovely people. – Grahamwich
It smelled so good when I walked in here. This place is super nice and the staff are great. So far I'm happy with the products I received. The only downfall is how highly taxed it is but that doesn't have anything to do with the business. Decent variety. I'm sure there will be even more as the industry catches up with the legalization. Love it. Thanks guys. – Danielle Coffey
Tay and Mariah are such a joy every time I come in to shop! Very kind and knowledgeable about their job and makes it a great experience every time! (PLEASE I’m begging you to turn the rewards program on I have like 20,000 points) – Payton Flom
Went in for the sale and Mariah was already there to help. She was super friendly and had some recommendations based on her own experiences and preferences. It’s always a good time at Legacy, never once had a bad experience here – Noel Little
This business has spent months telling customers that a rewards program is “coming soon” and that purchases are being tracked so points will be available once it launches. I first heard this well before 4/20, and since then the timeline has repeatedly changed. Customers have been told things like “a couple more days” or “next week,” yet nothing has happened and there have been little to no meaningful updates. I’ve personally spent well over $3,000 here because I believed those statements. At this point, I feel misled, and I won’t be returning. The most disappointing part isn’t the lack of a rewards program—it’s the repeated promises and shifting timelines without transparency. In a market with so many options, trust matters. Treat your customers with honesty and respect instead of making promises you can’t keep. If there are delays, just be upfront about them. People appreciate honesty far more than excuses. But please let me know once a class action lawsuit has started! – Tre Robert