There is no food. This space allows a lot of freedom and community fellowship. With a space open for people to chat among each other and interact based on entertainment selections or styling of the majority group, you can surely find a way to engage. There are limited seats but people are constantly mingling. The staff depending on who you have will make your hookah amazing and refresh coals. There is a sense of warmth but also separation. African based - Ethiopian culture and fair priced hookah. Great for a group of 1-3.
Reviews
$30 hookah and it’s actually good. You can pick your own music if you get the remote. They need to make a menu.
This was my first time being there. Wasnt expecting it to be so small or not have like a front desk but that was okay due to the owner coming to assist us as soon as we walked in. They are very polite here. Really good hookah worth the cost and it is a comfortable place. There was a lot of us there and we had a great time.
Just walked in on a Saturday evening. Small place, intimate. The hookah is $25. Good quality. I recommend it. They do close late.
I am changing my review for the simple fact the more i went back and the couches are ao dirty.. And broken and missing back pillows and to top ot off i noticed its dim bc there are roaches yes ROACHES crawling around on the table, walls n couch never going BACK!!!!!
Addis Cafe & Hookah Lounge
4441 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104





