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Are there any good Hookah bars/restaurants in the NY/NJ area?

My friends and I are tired of our usual spots and would like to try other places within our area that serve Hookah. All Suggestions and recommendations are welcome. Hopefully they are reasonably priced if not thats okay too because it'll be a change.

Thanks in advance!

The only one I've been to is Le Souk - I've had dinner there and enjoyed it - didn't take the hookah.

Tuts Club, 196 Orchard Street - Lower East Side. belly dancing Friday and Saturday
Kush Lounge, 191 Chrystie Street - Lower East Side
Le Caire Lounge, 189 East 3rd Street - East Village
Le Souk, 47 Avenue B - East Village
Luxor Lounge, 118 MacDougal Street - Greenwich Village
The Hookah Cafe, 309 East 60th Street - Upper East Side
Sahara East, 184 First Avenue - East Village
Falucka, 152 Bleecker Street - near Sullivan Street
Mamaloucks Restaurant, 211 East 4th Street - East Village

Karma Lounge
51 First Avenue (between 3rd & 4th Streets), East Village NYC 10003 (212) 677-3160
Exempt from the smoking law as a Tobacco Bar. Baseball caps stay away.
http://www.karmanyc.com/

Kush
183 Orchard St. (Lower East Side)
Between Houston and Stanton Sts.
212-677-7328 ($15 per hookah, $5 on Mondays)
Review at http://www.nymetro.com/pages/details/4025.htm

Kapadokya
142 Montague St., Brooklyn (Second Floor)
Between Clinton and Henry Sts., Brooklyn Heights neighborhood. 718-875-2211
This place is fine Turkish dining, great for a date! You'll see the sign and the restaurant on the second level.
Go up the small stairway off the street, the menu is usually posted out front.
Some locals say it's the best Turkish restaurant in NYC! Excellent grilled fare.
Dinner plates run between $12 - 19, and they have appetizers under $10 as well. Vegetarian dishes available.
There's a very small bar in the corner of the room, and the restaurant has a very intimate and romantic
dinner atmosphere. What a place for a rendezvous! Try to arrange a table away from the door in any case.
They offer hookah smoking on the back patio as weather permits, 10 different flavors. $12.95 per hookah.
Genuinely nice waitstaff, excellent hospitality. Leave the kids at home though. Dress up.
This place is a wonderful haven from the NYC bustle, especially during the week after work.
Don't get there too late or you may wait 30 minutes for a table. Get there early for a quiet dinner.
Belly dancers Thursday - Saturday nights. Whisper to your friends about this place!
http://www.nymetro.com/pages/details/8908.htm

Cafe Khufu
61 E.3rd St bet: 1st and 2nd Ave. NYC 10003
$12.00 hookahs! Nothing over $15.00. Low key cozy atmoshpere, great for dates! NO KOOKS PLEASE.
Egyptian style great food, appetizers and sanwiches, the best meza mix in NYC,
The best music from Egypt and the middle east - old and new DJ's and belly dancers on the weekends. myspace.com/cafekhufu

Mamlouk
211 E. 4th St. (East Village) Between Avenues A and B. Phone 212-529-3477
Famous for it's food, great decor but not as good as Le Souk. $15.00 per hookah. http://www.nymetro.com/pages/details/8229.htm

Moustache
265 East 10th street, near 1st Ave., (212) 228-2022

Café Cairo
189 E. Houston Street, bet. Orchard and Ludlow streets (212) 529-2923
Features 35 different flavors of tobacco for its pipes.

Le Souk Restaurant
47 Ave B, bet. 3rd and 4th streets, Alphabet City, Manhattan (212) 777-545
From a local: "All other restaraunts must bow to this north African hotspot. The decor is unparalelled, the lighting is entirely from Berber lanterns hung from the ceiling. A belly dancer is usually present on weekends, and the courtyard has a Bedouin tent with argileh setup in fair weather. The food is fantastic, presided over by a Tunisian head chef, but designed to represent all of North Africa. The argileh can be enjoyed inside as well, but it's more of an accompaniment to the food."

Ya Liel Ya Ein
Bay Ridge area, Brooklyn - Any other info is appreciated.
Fairly new, serves Arabic pastries, light mezza, western coffee drinks and argileh/hookah.

Les Babouches Restaraunt
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Any other info is appreciated.
From a local: "Owned by the celebrated Maison Du Couscous, this stylish Moroccan restaurant is new to the area, but the food has already bean featured in Brooklyn newspapers. On weekends and Friday nights a live band and belly dancer is sometimes on hand, and the tagines are said to be fantastic. If you are looking for argileh/hookah, however, you have come to the wrong place. $20 USD will buy you 15 minutes, and thats if you ate there, but then again it doesn't cater only to Arabs."
Can you imagine your hookah YANKED after 15 minutes??? How rude!!

Sahara East
184 1st Ave, at 11th St., (212) 353-9000
Offers long benches, where patrons can drink cups of mint tea with their hookahs in the back garden. ($10 per hookah)

Rico
Between 10th and 11th street on Avenue C, Manhattan
New place - a new incarnation of Sahara East, but more of a club where argileh/hookah is incidental, but it is prominent.
From a local: "By far Rico is my favorite. Recently redone, small and intimate with beautiful hookah stained glass."
$15 per hookah, alcohol/coffee served.

Al Baraka
1613 2nd Ave. between 83rd and 84th. NYC 10028 (212) 744-2122
Moroccan resturant and hookah lounge. Belly dancer friday nights! $10.00 shots. *cough!*

Bissaleh Restaurant
1922 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn NY 11230 (718) 998-8811
Hours are Sat-Thur 5pm-5am (Friday is Holy Day.) Chilled out place.

Bianky
2340 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn. Phone 718-376-2500
It's accross the street from Sahara Restaraunt, between avenues T and U. Any review info appreciated.

New Jersey
Ranoosh
612 2nd Ave, Long Branch, NJ 07740 (732) 483-9300
A Lebanese restaurant where you can smoke after the meal.

Aladdin Hookah Lounge
1571-B Morris Ave, Union, NJ, 07083 (Very Near from kean University 0.8 Miles) ph# 908-688-6933
An ultra exotic interior, you and your party are enclosed in an area that is cordoned off by elegant drapes, the lighting is semi dim giving it a romantic aura..Private rooms to comfortable leather couches, booth seating, even seating on our multi colored pillows. The staff is excellent, more than 50 hookah flavors. Bellydancers perform a few times on the weekends, free wireless internet, many kind of board games, big screen plasmas, DJ booth. Very cozy, nice ambiance, good music and excellent for small, medium or large gatherings. (Prices unknown.)

Cafe Arabica
78 Speedwell Ave, Morristown, NJ 07960. (973) 984-2300.
SoHo hip, Arabica chic! They serve American, breakfast and lunch, burgers, desserts, wraps, salads, shakes, smoothies,
health food and Indian food as well as amazing Middle Eastern teas and coffees. All food selections are $4-7.00.
The atmosphere is very casual and cool.... like a coffee shop with an Arabic atmosphere. They play artsy music and
sometimes have live bands ($3.00 cover plus minimum purchase of $5.00). Hookahs are $10.00, premium flavors are $15.00.
Chic decor! THIS is the cool place to be in New Jersey. Check the website for more details. cafearabicanj.com

Al Sayad
O n Main street in Paterson, not sure of the exact address. Sheesha is $7.00
Very big place. Indoor or outdoor seating and good food.
Could be TRADITIONAL ARAB. Any further info is appreciated.

Al Solamanaya
On Kennedy Blvd at Journal Square in Jersey City.. 2nd floor.
Very big place as well. Sheesha $5.00 and plenty of flavours.
Cards, Backgammon, and chess available to play. Good cheap food. Also has pool tables.
Could be TRADITIONAL ARAB. Any further info is appreciated.

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New Washable Hookah Hose

anybody have information on Hookah's?

i need info on sizes and prices, anything will help! Thanks!
(FYI: i know what you smoke in a hookah and stuff like that, im looking at purchasing one for a friend)

The range is extremely vast as far as size, quality and prices. Let me give some suggestions on some really good pipes for a great bargain. Most hookahs you see locally are cheap. Mya's are the Best quality but a little more than cheap Chinese hookahs.

The Nile Package
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=3695&idaffiliate=284
This is a holiday special you can't beat. It has the best hose on the market with it and a Heba Diffuser. Most amazing deal this year. I have bought 2 for friends this year.

A great starting hookah I love and still use regularly is the Mya Bambino
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=1485&idaffiliate=284
It's a total powerhouse!

A new on the market that's great is the Econo Mya
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=3515&idaffiliate=284
It has the Superior Quality of Myas, but the stem has a aluminum core vs. brass so it's cheaper with the same great smoke.

One of the most popular hookahs right now is the Mya QT
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=1726&idaffiliate=284
It is one of the smoothest smokes and can easily be converted from 1 hose to 2 hose and back!

But if you have a bit of a bigger budget Get the Mya Vortex
http://www.hookah-shisha.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=210&idaffiliate=284
This pipe has been a personal favorite of mine for YEARS!