WHY DO I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS PLACE!? Simply because our good friend always wants to come here.
We came back a few weeks ago, and the ambiance seemed a little different. The walls seemed more touched up, but not much has change. I heard the owner's son and some employees saying "Where are the coals? Are we out? Where is Pops at? I want to smoke fresh shisha" After just getting my bowl, first thought came to mind was did I get old shisha since the employees didn't even want to smoke it? Keep in mind it was already about 8pm or so, and I think they don't open until 6pm or 7pm. Didn't they have all day to buy new coals & fresh shisha?
Also they gave me a plastic hose with cheap wooden end pieces so the thing kept falling apart and not smoking properly. I guess this is their way of being cleaner? Why not just take more time to clean the pipe? We asked for a new pipe, and after about 5 minutes of showing him why we needed a new pipe, he finally gave in and said he would get us a new one. He came back with the same dingy looking plastic pipe but this time it had crappy plastic end pieces. I asked if we could have a real pipe, but "they were out." I guess they only reserve the "nicer" pipes for regular customers, since everyone that came in after us all got regular pipes and they were all on a first name basis.
personally, I love this place. it's my favorite hookah lounge I've been to yet and I like the staff a lot. I always forget his name, but I believe it starts with a 'B'
they have a HUGE selection of flavors, too. McLovin is good! I always get my hookah iced as well.
it's very dark in there, and they have the tv's playing. it's just a nice place to chill at night. no complaints here. if you're looking for crazy, over-the-top decorations and lights, look elsewhere.
I request a name change to "F#@kups," because they most certainly do not have da Hookups here.
This place is overpriced, dirty, and the service blows. The couches look like they've been through WWII and the owner is not friendly. He would give me attitude every time I payed with my Amex card because they charge him a higher percentage for each transaction. If you're gonna cry about it, then don't accept Amex. For "ambiance", they have one lonely TV that's allergic to sports. They refuse to put football or basketball games on in here. I don't get what that's about.
Anyways, used to come here because of a lack of other hookah lounges in the area. Got kicked out for allegedly "gambling" while me and my friends were playing cards. Are you kidding me? We were using peppermints as makeshift poker chips and hadn't even started playing yet. Seems quite contradictory for a place that runs pirated movies on their garbage Magnavox all day.
The only Hookups I ever received here were being able get a free hookah after every 8th or so visit. Won't be coming back here ever again. Go to The Village on El Toro and Rockfield instead.
First off let me start off saying this is not a hookah place that has a bunch of neon lights everywhere, serve alcohol, and blast middle eastern music all night. Â This place is a nice change from those really loud places. Â It is more of a hookah lounge where you come to smoke really good flavored tobacco with friends to hang out and conversate. Â With that being said lets get to the actual review.
It is a small place in the corner of a plaza that can very easily be missed so keep your eyes open. Â The owner is a great guy, ive met him a few times now and he never fails to crack me up whenever i see him. Â He is like a hookah extraordinaire, knows everything about it, and serves you took of the line stuff from the sheesh to the coals. Â Remember, you get and smoke what you pay for so stop complaining about being a high price, your paying for top tier tobacco, coals, and if you smoke out of one of the frozen base a top tier to near top tier hookah. Â
There are so many combinations of flavors that if you came here once a day to try something different everytime, it would def take you a few months to complete the task. Â My personal favs are slam dunk and tazus tazer i think it was called. Â
And for all of these people saying OMG total cockfest!! get outta here man if your really hitting up hookah bars to meet girls...you have no game and your def getting at it the wrong way, go to a club...who goes to a hookah lounge to pick up girls tryna hang out and just smoke.
Everytime I come here I always get the hummus. Â Hands down the best thing on the menu.
Recommend this place for people who enjoy smoking hookah with their friends and just chillin, and havin good old conversation and will not lash out at the price of good quality stuff. Â Not a place for people who are ok smoking bad tobacco for really cheap and people trying to pick up on girls.
GO SMOKE HERE!~
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I've been to many hookah lounges, and I know what makes a good one. Upon walking into this one, I could immediately tell that it was a very shitty 'lounge'. As one reviewer mentioned, it is a total cockfest. The crowd seems really boring, and uncool. So, if you're looking for a hip, cool place to hang out, then this definitely ain't the place to be.
There is no real ambiance here. Just some wooden chairs and tables, surrounded by a few simple sofas. No music, no belly dancer, no decoration. Sometimes the TV is on, playing some old movies. You won't get a proper Middle Eastern vibe at this place (Or any vibe for that matter). Frankly, the entire experience was very uncomfortable and awkward. Nobody looked like they were enjoying themselves; just a bunch of zombies.
If all you're concerned about is the hookah, I should mention that they charge $16 for a regular one. I've been to classier joints that still charge less than here. We tried two, and both were very harsh, and certainly not worth what we paid for them.
By the way, if you go with a group of people, you must have at least 1 hookah per two people. If anyone in the group is left out, they have to pay an extra $5 - NO EXCEPTIONS (As it clearly states on their menu).
The other reviewers have claimed that the owner is friendly. Well, yeah, for the money you're paying him, of course he's gonna be friendly!
There are plenty of better lounges in the area, so don't screw up your evening here.
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