While staying in NYC, I was in the mood for a hookah. The place a friend recommended was closed at 11 so I found the nearest place with Hookah. The staff was nice and attentive, and replaced the coals quickly upon asking. It was also the quickest hookah to come out ... like literally 4 or 5 minutes. However.... if you are used to smoking nicer German or Russian hookahs and dark leaf shisha.... this is probably going to disappoint you. The actual hookah kept having issues and wouldn't allow me to purge until I jiggled the blow off valve ... every few minutes. Even the strongest Shisha doesn't usually hurt my throat but there was something off about this one. It's much more traditional than I'm used to .... Apparently, the Shisha served in NYC needs to not contain any nicotine so maybe it was that. Al Fakhar Shisha was $40 and the few offerings from Adalya (Love 66) and Blue mist from a brand I'm forgetting off the top of my head were $45. With the premium Hookah, one Rum and Coke and automatic 18% gratuity on the bill... it was about $76. Would I visit again? .... maybe ... if I was nearby and craved a hookah that could be described as ... eh.

This lounge was very nice and let us play whatever music we wanted to, and it was a chill vibe in there. I would recommend go turn this place up!

If you want to be in a place where you can enjoy hooka a good meal, your drink and dancing that the best place! The chef is cooking very nice! You should try their pasta

You come here for the vibes and the music, which is good. The hookah, however, is not, and I’d die on the hill. I’ve had worse, and it’s not bad, but it ain’t good.

Let’s start with the highlights: the music was good, the wings were even better, & the ambiance is nice for a date. The areas of growth: the air conditioning is nonexistent which is not great for summer time, the drinks were weak, & the service needs some major improvement.