Salam Lounge — Restaurant in Los Angeles

By far the best hookah lounge in Los Angeles county. Customer service is EXCELLENT, hookah exceptional, great prices, and it’s a proper hookah lounge with many tea, coffee and full beverage options, food, good wifi, nice music, and all around awesome atmosphere.

This place is open after hours and great for vibing out and/or just getting work done, by far my favorite hookah lounge in LA and I’ve been to about 50 various hookah lounges in the county.

It gets busy on the weekends if you like a crowd, but for those of us burning the midnight oil, getting work done and sorting out to do lists late at night, for the nocturnal insomniacs, this place is for you on the weekdays. You might catch me, like many others with a lil two step when I close my laptop bcus the jams are A1.

Also strangely, everyone feels like a familial vibe, strangers acknowledge you and then mind their business or ask to join your seating if you are not busy. Real communal vibes, happy about that. Overall 10/10.

Afrobeats, neo-soul, jazz, 90s and 00s hiphop, amapiano, Rnb, alternative and house music fills the room and at the optimal sound. You may even catch a lil Mac Dre in the mix depending on the flow of the night.

The vibe is cosmic. This is how you run an establishment, make people feel at home or better yet, a calm dimension if only...

My friends and I went to this place last Sunday because we wanted to go to a place where we could enjoy and bring our own drinks, when we arrived at this place the person at the entrance told us they can bring the drinks but they can't even open them, to which we responded with an ok, we paid 165 dollars for 3 person for a hookah and a two hour refill. We entered the place everything was great until a person from the bar comes and says oh I'm sorry but can you keep these bottles here because if the boss comes he can scold us, he asked us if we had a car to store them there but we answered no to which he offered and said I will keep them in my car. When we were leaving I told the same person who took it to give me back the drinks to him. He replied, "Oh, the person who had the cart left, nothing can be done because we fired him." I replied, "Come on, ask why he didn't ask me anything." He told me that it was not his responsibility. Then I went to the person at the entrance where the person was very angry and told me that if you want to go look for it in the trash because they throw that stuff away. How do you tell a customer that you are responsible for something and then play the victim and back it up because those are the rules of the place? Be honest with people...

Terrible Experience – Feels Like a Scam

I had an awful experience at this place. First of all, the energy there felt off from the moment I walked in. They asked me where I was from and gave me weird looks when I told them, which immediately made me uncomfortable.

I ordered a Coke and a hookah, and they charged me nearly $700! I didn’t realize it until I got home and checked my app. When I called to ask about the charge, they were rude and dismissive, telling me they didn’t care and couldn’t give me any answers. They even claimed they didn’t remember me being there — seriously?!

The whole place feels shady and unsafe, like they just make up their own rules. I was only there for about 20 minutes, and they robbed me for $700. This place needs to be shut down. Save yourself the trouble and stay far away...