Pros:
Had a great time at Jasmine's, staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Loved the amount of foreign languages you could hear sitting outside on the patio. Couches are great to relax in and didn't get overcharged on a bottle of water. Highly recommend.
Cons:
DJ music was a little loud and fast paced for wanting to chill. Moved outside after a while.
Ordered:
Blue Mist with Grapefruit Top $18.99
Two bottles of water $2
Usually I just smoke hookah there and drink ice tea, but today I finally tried their lunch buffet. Â So I think I can finally give a fair review.
Hookah- Â Always good. The wait staff always greets me in the friendliest manner and are more than helpful when it comes to suggesting shisha flavors. Â They also have really good ice tea there because they brew it fresh per cup. Â
Food- Now, I usually go to Fadis or Afrah for my Middle Eastern food. Â Nothing against Jasmines, I am just a routine individual and never got around to trying them until today. The buffet, while pretty basic, was very good and the wait staff was more than attentive when it came to filling my drink, ice tea of course. Â They have very tasty stuffed squash and bring this otherworldly flat bread that was just too good; it took serious self-control not to eat multiple loaves.
Price: Ice tea and buffet was about $12 before tip, pretty fair.
Oh, and if you have the Belly Application on your smartphone, they have a rewards program available.
Been coming to Jasmine's for years and is by far the best hookah place in town that I've been to. Not only does it give a good social smoke and good atmosphere, but the food is also really good! I suggest the hummus and a pot of hot tea; it is really tasty!
Definitely recommend to people looking to socialize and smoke!
Authentic hookah bar with mid-range prices. It is extremely casual and laid back, including the customer service. There are two spaces: one for traditional users, and one that is more modern. As my friend is more of a traditional type, we ventured to the traditional side.
Like I said, service is really laid back, and our waitress disappeared halfway through our visit. This wasn't bad, although we had to track her down when we were ready to pay.
One group on our side was smoking cigarettes, so be prepared for that. Also, they used to be closed on Saturdays.
If you are really looking for a true hookah experience, get a few friends together and go enjoy a smoke.
I've been going here for a long time, but its been a month or so since I've been here. "Lucky" for me, i went last night. Prices have been jacked way up, the lounge environment is loud and annoying with all of the stupid techno music. It's a hookah bar, not a night club.
The best part is still the hookah. I ordered a single rose flavored hookah($14.99, when it used to be $9.99) and it tasted better than ever. I would have rated lower, but the hookah saved it. If you want to go hang out, smoke expensive hookah, and talk, Jasmines is good for two of those things. Don't expect to talk to your buddies and hear them when they talk back to you.
This place is right next door to Jasmine Cafe, they have a cool lil outdoor patio where you can hang out and smoke a hookah. they have couches and lots of tables and chairs and some cool music playing.They also have and indoor area which i didnt visit.The only thing I didnt like was that the waitress took forver to come help us after we got our hookah. other than that it was a cool place to hang out.
Review Source:This place used to be a 5 star place. Â I used to go for lunch at least 3 times a week when I worked in Richardson. Â Food is great and their specials were always spot on.
On a couple of recent trips I see some decline. Â The food is still good to great depending on what you get. Â They remodeled to keep with city codes since they have a hookah lounge here as well. Â The worst part is the service, I am not sure if it is the same ownership, but the previous owner was an excellent chef and loved to visit with his customers. Â While that is not needed all the time for a good experience what is there now is a complete 180. Â On my last trip we got our food, ate and did not get checked on once, water was empty, and had to wait over 20 minutes for a check (we had to eventually go ask for it). Â The gentleman who was waiting/serving/running the cashier was sitting in front of the TV with people he was friends with smoking hookah the whole time.
We brought two friends, the both said the food was good, but would probably never go back because it was so uncomfortable there.
This has to be the best hookah lounge/cafe in Dallas i felt very welcome by staff and the service was friendly and the prices were very reasonable. Not only is it the first hookah bar in Dallas but the food is probably the best Arab food around and it is all fresh. I came in on my birthday and got a small hookah as a gift from the owner. if in search of a chill time come to jasmines
Review Source:I went to this place craving good Arab/Mediterranean food and ordered a Lamb Kabob plate with rice and hummus (yum!). The food was good with a decent price tag. We had two waitresses waiting on us since one of them was new and in training. They were friendly and laid back, like the rest of the staff it seemed. Our food came in good time, but it took FOREVER for us to get the staff's attention to get our bill after finishing. No they weren't in the back helping with orders, they were smoking hookah with people I'm guessing were friends in the lounge area. There's nothing wrong with that, except when you forget the customers you're waiting on, which were two other tables besides us. Aside from mediocre service, the food was good, the atmosphere okay. I would come back to Jasmines again only if craving Arab food, but not with my friends or acquaintances.
Review Source:Went here tonight just to hang out.
I ordered the Swarama Chicken with Hummus and Arabic Salad. When I got it, the chicken wasn't hot...it was like lukewarm, (if even). It was almost cold. Weird...! The dolmas were amazing though, I asked them NOT to heat them up, because I prefer them cold.
We were seated in the cafeteria-like part of Jasmine, not the lounge-y part in the other building. So it was super chill, just not all hazy and smokey like the other side is.
I generally like this place because it's a nice place to relax, I just don't like that I smell like cigarette smoke when I come home. A Â lot of people tend to smoke cigarettes inside. It sticks in my hair and I am forced to wash it (annoying!!).
Will probably come back.
I came here for Iftar (breaking fast during Ramadan) and I was A) very hungry and B) very thirsty. The hummus was good, and the falafel was good as well (a little too dense). The rice was pretty good, too! Overall, the food was yummy. Our server, Maria, was very friendly and sweet, and at first, she was on TOP of my water refills! Remember: I had not had water (or drink or food) at ALL all day long, so I was downing the waters. She continued to come and fill my glass up everytime it emptied. Then. . . it got a little more crowded, and we saw her less and less. Pretty soon, we were sitting there with empty cups & searching around for her. Gone, completely gone.
There was a very large group who pulled tables together & invaded our personal space without any type of courtesy whatsoever. The servers or whoever ran the restaurant didn't, like, notice or something? Regardless, they need to be cognizant of all of their customers.
It became club-like loud, and this one lady comes in, dress in a tight, short dress, carrying a newborn baby in it's seat. What's happening? This places was FILLED with hookah & cigarette smoke; why are you bringing a newborn in here?? This group then ordered a hookah and smoke with the baby. . . We asked our server if that was okay and she said, basically, yeah.
You know, when you run an establishment such as this, you are able to make rule & policies against bad parenting such as this. I've been to a place that had hookahs that said if there were children in the area, you had to smoke hookah outside. Could they not have impleminted a similar policy to protect, oh, I don't know, BABIES?
Anyway, after asking repeatedly (different people) for a refill waters, we finally got ONE, and that's when we left. Go during a weekdday when they have more time for you.
My friends and I have been going to Jasmine Hookah for years and I really don't get all the bad reviews. The staff is really laid back and they have really yummy food options, it's a little better than bar food, but it's NOT a restaurant. It's a place to crash on a couch, hang out with your friends and enjoy a hookah.
Some nights they have "happy hour prices" which are incredible! I don't go often enough to identify a pattern but you can get some great choices there for not a lot of money and their hookahs are great!
I've been going to Jasmines on and off for about 4 or 5 years. There are two separate building at Jasmines; one seems to be for the young crowd and one for the non high schoolers. I prefer to sit on the patio behind the main building. Â I do not enjoy sitting in the more 'hip' building as the kids are loud and obnoxious, but I guess theres a place for everyone. Overall, the servers are all very friendly and I enjoy the vibe there.The prices on hookah are great, and the food is really good too.
Review Source:A really strange little place. The first thought that comes to mind is that the clientelle - mostly late teens and early somethings - have come here because 1) they can't get in anywhere that serves booze and 2) they are really rolling on something and need to come down.
The interior is just odd. It's really, really bright, which for hookah is very odd. There's no music. It's silent. So, really bright and silent. May as well be smoking hookah in Walmart. There's nothing on the walls and the only furniture are fake-leather couches lined up against the wall. Basically it's one-step away from being a flop-house for teens who aren't smoking hookah but are too strung-out to go home to their two moms.
As far as hookah goes, it's pretty good for what I paid ($10) and the Arabic coffee was wicked strong. I stayed awake so long I swear it had Meth in it.
Definitely not a family place, even though the hookah lounge is separated from the non smoking eatery side by a glass parttion. Not sure of the city regulations, but an employee actually walked throught the non smoking area with a  lit piece of paper to light up a hookah pipe in the hookah lounge!
As for the food, it was just alright, nothing out of the ordinary. I tried the lamb sandwich which was atypical pita sandwich with the meat, veges and sauce. Wifey ordered a chicken platter, and son ordered the lamb platter. The platters come with 2 sides, and rice/ pita is considered 1 side.
The service? Â Non existent. Had to get our own menus, had to flag someone to take the order, had to flag someone fpr the check at the end. Everyone seemed to be busy with the hookah side.
I always drove by this place and wanted to try it. So I did try it at last, and fulfilled that want of mine. That's about all that was fulfilled though...
What a foul place! Â Horrible customer service. Â We arrived in the parking lot to pick up the order we called in earlier, and we called again before going in to pick it up to see if it was ready, but the guy on the phone thought we were prank calling and kept making disrespectful comments and after realizing we were actual customers, he said he never even placed our order!
With so many alternatives in the area, no way am I eating here again.
Hookah was ok and a decent price, but they don't sell alcohol, and almost everyone in here looked like they weren't old enough to drink anyway, no dj but music is pretty good if u like lil wayne which was fine with me.
Bottom line if u just looking for cheap hookah this is a good spot, but not if your trying to get your grown and sexy on
The staff is kind of relaxed on rules here, but you gotta be careful. So on the weekends there's lots of teens hanging out. It's really mixed on the service, mostly on the bad side, since I've had better service elsewhere. They're nice and helpful sometimes though.
It depends on where you are. It's also confusing to me, because  I never know which one is actually a part of Jasmine's or just looks like it. The vibe here doesn't really appeal to me either. The food is something I should try more of though. I'd recommend trying out some other hookah places before coming to this one. For me it's not really appealing though.
It's terribly crowded on the weekends. If you go, you're likely to get better service on a weekday like Thursday or Monday when I go sometimes.
Jasmine Hookah rates pretty evenly with other hookah cafes I have visited. The atmosphere is nice and there is a very large outdoor seating area so you're not inside some smoke filled room. The selection of flavas is pretty decent and they even have some "specialty" stashes for the masses. My friends and I tried the orgasm and although it was not as pleasurable as the name may suggest, it did last for a long time!!!! Always a plus :)
Jasmine also serves food; however, we had just come from dinner so despite my love for hummus I had to restrain myself. There was a small selection of alcoholic beverages, but they were pretty pricey. The cons about Jasmine Hookah are as follows:
- Only one female and one male restroom (WTF!!!!) and there was
 practically always a line to get in.
- As the place started getting more crowded the waitress became  Â
 less and less attentive to our needs. We had to ask her 3 separate Â
 times to bring us another pitcher of water.
- Parking is almost nowhere to be found, you have to be a little
 creative with this one.
Overall, I would definitely revisit Jasmine with friends. The price is definitely reasonable if you go with a small group of your favorite hookah fans!
Well if you like hookah then this is a good place. Â It's very authentic! Â The place has arab music and great food. Â I would recommend their chicken sandwiches. Â
The place is very clean and doesn't get as smoky or cloudy as you would think. Â
One of my best friends is from Lebannon and he says this place is very close to home for him.
I would definately recommend if you wanted a true hookah experience!
Some people think I'm lame for enjoying a long puff of shisha sometimes, but I think it is very relaxing. I went here after dinner last night and it was great. The baklava was outstanding, some mint tea was ok but really hit the spot with the main attraction, the hookah. We sat inside where most of the 'regulars' seem to hang out. I thought it was pretty cool but on our way out I felt like I was dropped into high school with all the kids out on the patio. It's still a cool place just watch out for the raging hormones and superior 16 year old personalities.
Review Source:This place has incredibly tasty food and great atmosphere- what more could you want?
I went there on the recommendation of other Yelpers and was very impressed. The place is very very clean and tidy (a big plus in my book) and the vegetarian plate (baba ganoush, hummus, tahini, tzatziki, pickled vegetables and falafel patties) and pita were amazing. Everything was tasty and fresh.
The service left a tad to be desired but the people were by no means rude or anything. Just kind of aloof.
Being a big fan of Mamoun's, I thot I'd had the best falafels and chicken shawarmas that 5 dollars can buy. However, I am wrong. Jasmine Market is awesome - we got the falafels, chicken and beef shawarms, hummus and pita bread.
Pros: super cheap, great food, chill quiet place
Cons: hummus kinda salty, too many hookahs on the wall (not really serious here)
This place is interesting. Â There are no laws on smoking herbs on a hookah, even though it's about 100x worse on your lungs than a cigarette. Â Anyway, this place allows teenagers to feel all cool and grown-up, so from my point of view, it's full of high schoolers.
The underage crowd doesn't detract at all from the authenticity of this place. Â Don't forget to get food here, it's good.
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