This place is exactly what Leesburg needed. Have been here tons of times and it's great every season. The owners are always there, super social yet professional and attentive. Open till 2am every night (i think, not sure about sundays). The decor may seem weird...but whatever. It's an old mansion house. Love this place.
Review Source:Hookah was good, but not really that potent. It was such a weird vibe. Old house (waiter said it was part of the underground railroad), house looks like a frat house and definitely hasn't been maintained, the music was hip hop and house and very loud, young crowd, different styles from dressy to gangster and everything in between. The waiters were dressed like hipsters and I couldn't differentiate them from the clientele. It took forever for someone to come over to our table (after I went to find help because we had already waited almost 10minutes).
Lastly, when it got crowded and everyone started smoking hookah plus cigarettes, it got to be too much.
I will say it wasn't very expensive. Three people, one flavor of regular sized hookah, over an hour and still had some left to smoke when we decided to leave. When we paid our bill, there was an 18% gratuity already added, and it was under $15.
Was there with a friend on a Saturday night. Was seated right away. Our server, Dillan, provided the best service I've ever gotten at a hookah bar. He came by often to check if we needed drinks or an extra coal. The music was a bit too loud for my taste. There was a birthday party there that night too. I would say the crowd consisted of mostly young college kids. I wasn't all that bothered since I was just happy to find a decent hookah bar in Leesburg. I just recently moved back and I must say, this town has really changed since I left in 2005. It's nice to see new businesses making this place more attractive to young people and this hookah lounge is one of them.
Review Source:I could not believe how packed this place was on a Friday night filled with college kids mostly. Â It literally feels like a frat house. Â It's a house divided into 2 sections. Â One on the right has sofa seating and small dance floor in the back with DJ spinning his music. Â To the left is just seating area. Â It feels cramped since it is a house turned lounge.
The hookah was pretty weak. Â They use the ready made charcoal and the flavor is virtually none. Â I wouldn't recommend it for hookah. Â I did not try their food yet at this point but not sure if I want to from reading the reviews here.
I expected too much in Virginia perhaps?
Pros:
I loved the atmosphere. Much better than any other hookah bar.. which are usually very tacky. It really feels like you're walking into a house. It's welcoming, they are very polite, and they lead you to a place to sit down. (Not like typical hookah bars where the server appears 20 minutes later, or just never appears).
You can tell they tried, and didn't just hang random Arab style lamps everywhere.
Very comfy. I love the different rooms.
You can lounge on the sofas, or use a chair. And I like how there are book cases, and paintings, makes it welcoming.
And there's a room especially if you'd like to dance.
Great hookah!
Cons:
Don't eat here. It's just not worth it. Go for the hookah, that's it.
Food, the server, for some odd reason doesn't know what the food looks like. I feel like the first thing he should be taught is the name of the food, what it looks like, what it tastes like. Isn't that what restaurants usually do?
I asked for chicken, and got shrimp and seafood instead...so what if I was allergic to shellfish? I'd sue the place of course. And the rice is just boiled rice. It wasn't really possible to eat there, the chairs were slightly high, and the tables a bit low.
He charged us for water too, ridiculous.
Friends ordered drinks, that didn't taste good.
Food was mediocre. But the samosas and quesadillas were good.
I'm SO glad that it's not like Babylon or those other wacky places that ask for a $20 cover charge.
I LOVE that they check ID.
I really hate seeing little 15 year olds at hookah bars...but I definitely love the looks on their faces when a server happens to ask for ID, or they get kicked out haha.
Anyways. Definitely a great place for a group outing or birthday.
I plan on going back often!!
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