Wrap & Grab

They do not answer their phone and there isn’t a way to know if they are open or not. I’ve moved on to the next hookah lounge on the list.

The owner is a very dishonest man. One shisha, a cup of coffee and tea, and a bottle of barbican cost us about $ 38! Just stay away! I frequently walk by this place and ⁹⁄₁₀ times there are no customers while this place is still running, HAH!

I just want to start off saying that the overall experience was nice. Having said that make sure to ask the prices before selecting the hookah.
Before going, I read the reviews on Unilocal and others have said it was $ 13 for a hookah. After sitting there for about an hour we went to pay our bill. The gentleman working said it was $ 44.95!!! I inquired about the high charge and he originally said it is unlimited hookahs on Friday and Saturday nights… I then reminded him it was a Sunday night and he quickly changed his story and said unlimited hookahs on Friday, Saturday, and Sundays.
I asked him where it shows the prices for the hookah and he said with a smile «it’s just how it is»…that’s interesting! That’s how it is?! I wish I can use that same verbiage in my job!
I am not saying don’t go to this place but just beware that the prices might be a lot higher then you expect.
Hope this helps!

So, first things first — the décor sucks. Dingy like the cafeteria in my junior high. Tables are salvaged from the side of the road and the floor is dirty tiles.
But their service, yummy food, shisha and proximity to my rez make up for it all!
I’ve been here four times in the past two weeks for a reason, people. First time we came, it was 11pm on a Thursday and we were expecting them to close anytime. Ordered a cherry shisha ($ 13 for any flavour) and sat down by the window. After about 2 hours of sitting there, not ordering any food, the owner offered us a plate of free baklava. Like, how nice! When we asked him if they were closing soon, he was like: oh no, at least 2 — 3 am on Thursdays. How awesome is that?
After a bad experience clubbing on Saturday, we came here again, I think it was 2 ish. We were shocked. The place was packed and bumpin’. We occupied the final table. The music choice was club music but from the early 2000s. I felt like I was in Grade 5 all over again — 50 cent, Shakira, Shaggy.
Their shawarma and burgers are pretty good too. And love their prices!

Halal meat is served here. Went here for some sheesha in a group of 5. We also had some fries with garlic dipping sauce and a plate of chicken shawerma. Everything was pretty good. Also had some arabic tea at the end. Service was friendly. Nice place to chill out on a nice summer evening.

Came back here to hang out and have some shisha and I have to say, the people that work here by far provide the best service for a place like this.
Oh and also I made a mistake, the shisha prices are $ 13, and $ 5 for a refill. If you’re looking for something to sooth your throat for the long smoking sessions, definitely grab a nice lebonese mint tea (nothing special, just Yellow label tea and mint but it sure is refreshing).
Shwarma’s still taste great, they make fresh fruit juice drinks and shakes and they have awesome desserts. I have a feeling I’ll be coming here more often!