Horrible. I came in with three other people, and it seemed pretty empty. We were given our little room which would have been nice, but it was very dirty. After waiting for about half an hour, we still sat there waiting to be served. We started noticing other groups that came in way after us, getting served before us, and it seemed like the staff wasn't even paying attention to who was getting served and who wasn't. Horrible service. Definitely never coming back.
Review Source:We went on a weeknight and it was almost dead, but peaceful. We chose a carpeted room with floor throw pillows instead of the regular tables. It is $13 for a carpeted room and $9 for the regular tables. I think that means $9 or $13 minimum per person. Most hookah lounges have a minimum charge per person, which goes towards the hookah and drinks.
I like that we had privacy with the drapes dividing the other lounges on either side of us. There was a bright fish tank in the lounge adjacent to where we were; the light was sort of peeking into our area, but it was cool & I kept moving the drape aside to look it; very soothing & ambient.
I liked the music; it wasn't some DJ blaring loud dance music like some of the other hookah lounges have (but then again, we went on a weeknight; they might have that loud music on a weekend).
The Egyptian tea we ordered was soooo good. We ordered food, too, but I heard food is not allowed to be served in hookah bars, so I'm not sure if they quit serving food since we went.
Supposedly, Wednesdays are $10 days, but I'm not sure if that means a $10 minimum per person.
Based on photos I've seen of other hookah lounges in the area, this one seems to be the classiest & most intimate one. I definitely want to go back!
Bad: First off, 18% smoke tax, you have to pay per person, and their credit card machine wasn't working, so we had to pay in all cash, because of course they do not take checks. The way this place works is that you pay per person and get unlimited coals. We had 2 hookahs. In essence, 3 ppl going to a hookah bar turned into $46.05. ($15.35 a person). The Passion Kiss is a bad flavor, and I do not recommend it.
Good: The flavor of strawberry Margarita was delicious and I would gladly smoke it again. I liked the music, if you're into dance/club music.
Ultimately, due to the outrageous pricing, I'm never coming here again.
I was pleasantly surprised when my friends and I walked into this place.  I wasn't expecting much from this place seeing the outside was nothing more then a regular looking storefront inside a small shopping plaza.  But once you step inside, you are magically transported to another time and place, say Morocco or Istanbul.  The place had a very nice exotic décor and feel,  something from the world of Sinbad and Alladin's Lamp.  The place had exotic curtains, extravagant pillow on the floors and low tables so all your friends can sit on the floor and smoke some Hookah's on the side.  There are different nooks and areas where your friends can smoke, including one room with an aquarium
Stepping inside for the first time, my friends and I didn't expect there to be a dance floor, but at the end of the night, we were all dancing and sweating away our stress from the work week and having a smokin good time with our Hookah's !!!
On the weekends, the main floor is turned into a small dance floor. Â When we came here Friday night, there were 2 DJ's playing a good mix of Dance music, and a good mix of crowd, young and old. At times, they would play some really awesome Belly Dancing or Middle eastern dance music. Â
If you are unfamiliar with what a Hookah is, basically it is a large glass wooden object with a rubber pipe (to inhale the smoke) and a top mouth where you place a lighted charcoal.  You place water and a flavored shisha or tobacco inside the glass tank and light the charcoal on top of the mouth which boils the water and produces a flavored smoke which you and your friends inhale via the  rubber pipe piece.  You can have different flavor shisha's like Apple Cinnamon or Arabian Coffee.  It's a milder way of smoking than your regular pipe tobacco and the Hookah forces you to share in a group setting.  It's a social kinda smoking in a way.  The first time I smoked a Hookah was in Egypt, as it was the customary way to socialize with friends and family, and I bought myself one as a souvenir and have never used it since then.  Now, after coming to this place and seeing how much fun my friends can have with a Hookah, I will have to dust off my Hookah  and have my own Hookah party !!!  Wooo  Hoooo !!!!  Shaaakraaaan  !!!
I've been here twice and loved it both times! They have nice carpeted rooms with low tables. Basically, you lay down and relax on the floor with plenty of cushy pillows. It's a very chill atmostphere as any hookah lounge should be. The first time I was there, we were in one of the rooms with the fish tank. Very cool. There was an Arabic party going on with ethnic music and had a very authentic feel to the club. The second time there was a dj playing music you would hear on B96 or Kiss fm with a remix to it. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because the bathrooms were dirty both times I was there and no toilet paper whatsoever (GROSS!). Also, the Monster I ordered was room-temp because they ran out of cold so I had to exchange it for a cold Redbull. Besides that, I had a good time there and I would say this is probably my favorite hookah lounge that I've been to so far...
Review Source:I'd have to say this will be a biased review because this place is what I would call my "Cheers". But this had to start somewhere, right?
I first came here on a summer evening on a weekend in July, 2008. It was recommended by one of my boyfriend's friends, one that I don't think too highly of, so I took his recommendation with a grain of salt.
We came in with a group of eight to ten at about 9pm and we were quickly seated. Inferno's payment style are minimums based on where you are seated per person (but sometimes this changes for special events) - $9 per regular tables, $13 for carpeted rooms, and $17 for the VIP room in the back. After surveying the joint and seeing the nice decor (brightly lit freshwater fish tank, four flat screen TVs, decorative hookahs, the owner's motorcycle, mood lighting, and now a DJ booth), we took a seat in one of the smaller rooms.
So we sit down and hours later, I leave very happy! I fancy myself a hookah fiend (which is never a good thing) and have been to many places around the city, so I have to say this takes the cake! Everyone was happy with their drinks, their hookah flavors, and the music is either the mix of Hip-Hop and Rap to Arabic favorites - sometimes there's even a DJ, depending on the day you go.
Hookahs are $13 a piece, drinks range from $1.50-$5, and they have some items to nibble on. If it's yourself and one other, the $18 it would cost to sit at a table for two already covers one hookah and drinks. I never sit at the tables though since it's right at the front door and Chicagoland is freezing.
One con I have to say, they run out of things during the week, which is when I regularly go to hang out. I always ALWAYS order the mango smoothie, but they usually run out of the ingredients for it before I get there. Otherwise, they are stocked with great shisha and lots of energy drinks! This past weekend was the first time I'd heard they ran out of Mint.
Well, ever since then, I've frequented regularly and have become friends with the owner and manager. I even have my own room next to the fish tank! This literally is the place where everybody knows your name, even if it's the wrong name! Haha, sorry that's an inside joke between myself and the owner.
Love it here!
THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON MY EXPERIENCE ON A FRIDAY NIGHT, THIS PLACE MIGHT NOT BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME!
If you want to go smoke some hookah and catch up with some friends, this is NOT THE PLACE TO GO, at least on a Friday night. Â Friday night it a a teeny bopper "club" with a dance floor going and it looked like a soft core porn at times. Â Plus you got to pay a $10 cover? Â We went cause my bro's are friends with the owner, but after seeing how loud, noisy and obnoxious the crowd was...even if we got in for free, f' that! Â I had been in LA for over 8 months and I wanted to chill and catch up with my friends, not yell and scream and deal with all these lil kids plus pay an f'ing cover?
I've been to quite a few Hookah lounges, and this one is BY FAR THEEE BEST. First of, the atmosphere and vibe is a whole LOT CLASSIER than the other premiere hookah lounges in Chicago land. They've got a lot of options, they have a private VIP room with your own plasma screen and exquisite service... they also have private booths with curtains that separate you from the other booths, has that intimate feel to it, can't really explain it but its a great place to hang out with friends on the weekend. ut period! Ya'll gotta check it out!
Everything is brand new, it seems like they just opened recently, and the service is AWESOME--- these are the friendliest people! There's a lot of other options on the menu besides hookah, tons of drinks, red bull, some stuff i've never heard of ... THEY have awesome flavors I've never heard of either! It's just a fun place to hang o
I'll definitely be a returning customer to this place, I personally feel its better than all the rest! Keep doing the awesome work INFERNO!!!!
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