Paymon's Hookah Lounge is a GREAT get away from the everyday busy life. The Staff is always great checking on you to make sure youre comfortable, good on drinks and food, also make sure the hookah is good. I have been to the lounge quite a bit and the staff greats with a big smile and they know what drink or even hookah flavor to start off with. If you want to experience a little more atmosphere head over on Friday-Saturday nights starting at 7pm when they have a live DJ performing. Each DJ has their own twist and knows how to get people either up to dance or moving in their seats to the beat. If you're new to hookah or trying new flavors the staff will walk you through their favorites and recommended bowls. I have not had no bad flavors or drinks!

Paymon's Lounge is one of the best all-around hangout spots in Las Vegas. The vibe is warm, colorful, and inviting — perfect for a night out with friends, a date, or even meeting new people, since the communal seating and relaxed energy make it easy to strike up conversation. The hookah is top-tier: smooth flavors, and staff who keep the coals perfect all night without you having to ask twice. The food and happy hour specials are excellent too, and there's often live music or entertainment that keeps things fun without being overwhelming. Service is attentive and friendly every time. Whether you want a lively social night or a laid-back place to unwind, Paymon's Lounge delivers on all fronts.

The food was delicious. Great service, we came for dinner and drinks. I love the decor and the vibrant colors.

Top shelf... Nice folks & vibe. I had a quick app in the lounge. I tried grape leaves for the first time and tahini rice and drained yogurt. Uh-Mazing & Easy going happy hour.

Disappointing. Place looks great. I've seen it at night and it has a cool vibe but wow. Service was bad. I came in for lunch and just wanted something simple to try the food out. I ordered the Tully burger. Very simple lettuce tomato and onion ($15). I assumed it came with fries but I knew that as soon as the server was taking my menu and he asked if I wanted fries, they were gonna be expensive. ($8!!) For fries that had way too much seasoning and a small ramikkin that wasn't even enough for half of the fries. Not saying there were a lot of fries but if I'm paying 8 bucks for fries, I would think the sauce would be the last thing they chimp out on. The burger was very underwhelming. I literally could have gotten the fast food across the street for the same quality and size for a third of the price. Nothing dampens a first time like overpriced and under quality.... except adding on bad service. Server didn't check on me once and wasn't even anywhere near my table during my entire meal. I literally watched the server avoiding eye contact with me. I didn't get a napkin and was spending the last half of my meal trying to make eye contact with him. I'm not a messy eater but if I'm eating a burger and fries with my hands, it would be nice if the server (where I'm paying 25 bucks for a low grade burger and overly seasoned fries) could possibly think I might need a napkin?? I saw the hostess girl giving silverware and napkins to any new customer being seated and tried to flag her down but she almost seemed to be intentionally avoiding me. So the feeling that I'm not welcome, whether it was intentional or not, was definitely felt. Finally, after I was nibbling on the pile of fry nubs that filled the bottom of the bowl, the server asked if I wanted a refill on my lemonade. Yeah, I probably would have liked that while the wait for my food felt like ages but not as I'm leaving. This again, felt intentional. And when I replied,"not now as I'm leaving," he gave me this condescending smile. I would think with that kind of reply he might be wondering what went wrong but instead he just smiled so that didn't feel right. Did not feel welcome at all. 30 bucks for very underwhelming food and horrible service. I think I'll take my money elsewhere. Hard pass. Update : I always like to look back at old reviews to see how the ratings have changed since leaving a bad review. I find it somewhat funny that the owner seems to reply with scathing words to negative reviews like it's impossible to get a bad experience and boasting of the rating which is now dropping points since my review. My suggestion as a former executive chef : it would be wise to find a better way to respond to negative experiences than trying to discredit the person leaving the review and taking into consideration that nobody is perfect so if the establishment is so successful and never does anything wrong, throwing a apology towards the individual might be the better approach. It would be a shame that a place 40 years in business finds itself having to close... OWNER CREATED NEW PAGE. THIS ONE GETTING MANY BAD REVIEWS