I came in at 10pm on 2/1/25. I sat and waited to get a hookah for 40 minutes. No hookah, so I went to the back to ask when I would get the hookah. A whole hour and a half passed and I never got my hookah. People came in after me and got a hookah. I asked one of the girls once again when I would get my hookah and was told they are all gone. The security guard was nice and was upset that I never got my hookah. I don’t know what the problem was but I’m never coming back. This was my first experience here and it was horrible.

Went on a Saturday night got in paid $65 for hookah and entry only for them to close 5 mins later. The lady at the door didn't tell us that they closed at 12am when we arrived a little after 11:30pm. We got out hookah at 11:49pm and was then immediately told by security we had to leave. The manager and owner was not willing to refund us any of the money we just paid for a hookah we didn't get a chance to use. Security was very rude to us when we were simply trying to explain that we had just arrived and didn't know about the closing time. Hours of operation was not posted so we assumed they closed at 2am. At the very least to hostess at the front door should have let us know what time it was because we would have not wasted $65. We will not be back. Customer service was the worst. Our waitress was nice but other than that poor customer service.

This is the BEST hookah lounge in the city! If you trynna be OUTSIDE this is the best place to be! Why would you pick any other lounge over this one?! I have a good time every single time! Best hookah in Baltimore! AND THEY GOT PARKING!

The perfect place to sit and have a drink or smoke hookah with friends. It’s BYOB and they offer a variety of chasers. Service is fast I received my hookah 5-6 minutes after arriving. They don’t have food but you can bring food inside.

Super sketchy for a number of reasons, here’s the main one. There’s almost always a white windowless van at late evening hours moving people in and out as if regulating their activities … it’s a front for illicit activities and I hope they not only leave our neighborhood, but that they all together stop what they’re doing. Trafficking of any and all kinds needs to stop. Belair Road deserves better for the people and our communities. Baltimore is Love.