Hookah House Allen — Restaurant in Allen

I would like to start of saying that I am only reviewing the Saturday Night Bollywood Party : The night was marketed as Bollywood night hut it ended up being a Tollywood night wherein the DJ primarily played Telugu songs to cater to the audience. It was mentioned that it was BYOB with no mention about a service fee of $25 for the night The floor was scheduled to be open till 3 AM but the party was cut short to 2.20 AM. You are not allowed to bring beverages/ mixers to this venue along with your alcohol. You are required to buy from them (including water). You cannot drink past 2 AM, they ask you to put away your drinks. Hookahs were well prepared but they would come and ask you to change/ upgrade your flavor every 1.5 hours which is very unreasonable. Most Importantly : They default 30% TIP on your bill without itemising it and then ask you to add additional tip which is very crooked way of operating. Ambience : nothing great like pictures, just an everyday hookah place in a shopping complex that gets converted by removing...

Great vibe! Excellent Desi beats. Decent size dance floor.

I had fried cheese and a Topo Chico to satisfy my oral cravings. Decent food, but overpriced.

Let’s get to reviewing the main reason I’m here: the hookah. I ordered the White Peach with an ice hose. My hookah was attended to in a timely manner. No complaints. The flavor? Weak. There was only a hint of peach. I was so looking forward to this flavor, yet so disappointed. I don’t recommend going with the White Peach, and I certainly won’t order it again.

Overall, I will definitely come back. I showed up to Hookah House at 10:00 PM on a Friday. As expected, the attendance was light. But, by 11:00 PM, the House started picking up. By 11:45 PM, the dance floor was alive with celebration and the music was excellent the 2.5 hours I spent here. I’m generally a social person, but I came here by myself tonight and it was still thoroughly enjoyable. Except for the...

NON WELCOMING !!!! stopped by this place to just check it out and was basically told that African Americans are not welcomed as soon as I entered . I was told by security that it was a private event, yet he did not ask my friend or myself if we where apart of the private event my assumption is that because we where African Americans females that we definitely couldn’t be apart of the event.”he didn’t check a registry he didn’t ask if we knew the person that hosted the said “ private event” I’m not sure how a hookah lounge is private however what I did witness where random people bring allowed entry and the hostess at the door accepting payment from those individuals …Very disappointing experience. Shame on you Hookah House. Imagine my shock being denied entry to a whole in the wall...