First night in LA. Told the guy that our group of 4 girls just want 1 shisha/hookah. The guy tried to take advantage and told us we need to spend a minimum of $100USD for our group. In Toronto, Canada we spend $25 MAX for a shisha, and thats for premium flavours. This is a place that scams people. Even as a tourist, I can tell. They were empty, no customers, not even located in West Hollywood and they still had the nerve to try and scam us with that pricing.

Fun and inexpensive. Salam hookah is open late( until 5 am) which is very hard to find in LA. Salam’s is my go to after any of my outings. Parking is easy and the service is fantastic. Real genuine vibes and people. this is the place to be :)

Craving shisha on Christmas and being able to find a place that was open with decent shisha, tea and a cozy environment made us happy. The owner/staff was also lovely. The venue has some games like snakes and ladders, ludo and cards so you can play and enjoy your time there.

First time coming here (visiting from Houston) and the hookah did not disappoint! The service was excellent and Mohammed was very attentive. Very affordable and close to downtown LA. Music was great, they play hip hop and Latin music. The crowd is mixed and they're open until 6AM. (After 2AM they offer bottle service)

My friends and I went to this place last Sunday because we wanted to go to a place where we could enjoy and bring our own drinks, when we arrived at this place the person at the entrance told us they can bring the drinks but they can't even open them, to which we responded with an ok, we paid 165 dollars for 3 person for a hookah and a two hour refill. We entered the place everything was great until a person from the bar comes and says oh I'm sorry but can you keep these bottles here because if the boss comes he can scold us, he asked us if we had a car to store them there but we answered no to which he offered and said I will keep them in my car. When we were leaving I told the same person who took it to give me back the drinks to him. He replied, "Oh, the person who had the cart left, nothing can be done because we fired him." I replied, "Come on, ask why he didn't ask me anything." He told me that it was not his responsibility. Then I went to the person at the entrance where the person was very angry and told me that if you want to go look for it in the trash because they throw that stuff away. How do you tell a customer that you are responsible for something and then play the victim and back it up because those are the rules of the place? Be honest with people and be polite.