The $9 drink prices are actually pretty reasonable for the area, but unfortunately, we didn't get a…read morefriendly vibe from the staff or other patrons. We tried a mule that was decent and a small ranch water that was just okay. Overall, the atmosphere felt a bit cold, which made the experience less enjoyable

Very reasonably priced! Which is hard to fine now! Loved the environment, can't wait to returnread more

We came in here pre-pandemic, back in February. We arrived on a Friday afternoon after an early…read moredinner. My husband had never tried the hookah before, but I had in Istanbul, so I thought it might be something unique to do. We were greeted by a friendly lady, typical warm Turkish hospitality. Neither of us knew what to try, as we aren't smokers, but the owner helped us pick out something light and fun. There is a plethora of flavors! We went with apple, which was quite good. I like that this spot also offers some yummy Turkish beers, we each enjoyed an Efes. It was pretty quiet when we visited, only a few other people. The vibe is dark and chill, very cozy and comfortable. We had a nice visit here and glad we tried something different.

Great chill vibes, great hookah, very nice music playlist, lots of seating, and they were playing…read morethe game on the big screen, they let me smell the different shisha flavors to pick what i liked

This hookah cafe is located in downtown Wilmington waterfront area, and thus when my SO and I are…read morein the area we frequent this hookah place quite often. Being that my husband is a hookah addict, it is hard for him to find a place that satisfies his high standards, and Arabian Nights definitely does. The price of the hookah depends upon the number within your party, and they do provide a 10% student discount M-Th, which is pretty cool considering most of their customers are students. Their shisha selection isn't very large, but they are quite delicious, and do serve tea, coffee, juices, and so forth, along with dessert. I don't know if they are still doing the dessert, but the baklava was yummy. On certain nights there is cover to enter to listen to the live music and/or to the see the belly dancer that they have come in during the weekends for entertainment. The decor of the cafe will transport you to the middle east. Its absolutely romantic, thus I would recommend it for an after dinner activity that would surely wow your date.

I am a big fan of hookah and I have been to hookah bars in a lot of cities. This, by far is the…read moreworst I have been to. The place is ridiculously overpriced, from charging $7/person for cover to $3 just to to get ice in your sheeshah. They even charge you to get soap water to blow your bubbles. You bear all of these expenses to experience sub standard quality of the hookah. The atmosphere was meh, the dj was average and the staff seemed like they didn't really know what they were doing. Just when we decided to ignore all the negatives and focus on having a good time and were about to get comfortable, we were asked if we would consider moving to another location to accommodate a bigger party of people. That was the proverbial last straw that completely ruined the experience for us. I would not recommend this lounge to anybody looking to get a decent hookah in Wilmington, Instead I would suggest that one go to Juggling Gypsy, that's located less than two miles away from this one for a much better experience.

I probably shouldn't have wondered into a place called Puff Puff Palace in the first place, but I…read moredid because I saw a blinky sign out of the corner of my eye that said "HOOKAH!" and here's what I thought. First, you go up about 6 flights of evil stairs of death. I mean, one wrong move and you're losing your ankle and going to probably roll to your death. They are old, uneven and narrow. Once you are out of breath and have successfully reached the top, you enter a, what's supposed to be, a hookah lounge/bar. Mind you, this was NOT my first trip into a hookah bar, I've been to plenty in my time, yet this was by far the worst attempt at a hookah anything. But yes, they do have hookahs.... The decor is strobe lights, black lights and disco balls. The black lights are great for illuminating the questionable stains on the many shitty couches that are haphazardly placed around. The music isn't Turkish, Egyptian, or anything else that you would think should be playing in a hookah bar. What we heard was shitty top 40 R&B singles that was turned up WAY too loud. Since we had survived the Death Stairs, and we were already inside and it wasn't crowded (yet) we ordered a hookah. The girl recommended a specialty flavor called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. Um, WTF? Do I look like that's what I want to smoke? A Teenage Ninja Turtle? Alright, eff it, I'll try it. It was a mix of Grape and Mint flavors. :/ About 15 min into puff puffing on this TMNT hookah groups of people started coming in. These people looked about 12, to me, but hell I might be so old now I can no longer tell how old people actually are. I'm going to guess they were at least 18. Everyone also started smoking cigarettes. GROSS. Many years ago I was a smoker, so I get it, but since I haven't touched a cigarette in about 2 years, I defiantly don't want to go home reaking of ashtray. So, my friend and I left...and as soon as we got up to pay for our TMNT hookah experience and brave the walk down the 6 flights of Evilness, some thug looking tween took our hookah. Whatever... My take on this place is shady ass teeny bopper hang out where they illegally smoke Newports. No thanks.

This cozy storefront at the corner of College and Peachtree has it all: friendly and helpful staff;…read morea wide variety of products; plenty of free parking in the adjacent lot. And it smells great to boot, with one section of a wall devoted to different strains of incense. The quality of the inventory is stellar, and many of the glass pieces are veritable works of art. Open every day from 11-11, Up In Smoke is also convenient for a variety of schedules. So stop by and check it out!

Very poor incense selection and the selection they have is very over priced. The same brand is sold…read moreat the 17th street market for $1 and at most of the smoke shops on Market for $2. Being a Raleigh native it's crazy how expensive incense is in Wilmington. But $4 for 12 sticks is obscene.

Comfort seats. Nice vibe! Great music clean hookahs and great service. I can't wait to come back!read more

This place was awesome. The service was amazing and the hookah was great. Very clean and chill…read moreatmosphere! I will definitely be back next time I'm in MB.

Nice chill spot..compare to other hookah lounges, all the employees here are nice and respectful…read more Even the manager will make a way to satisfy and fulfill your needs, like thursday night football, he found a way to get it stream and play on tv..best hookah lounge in fayetteville to me...only small downfall is, certain bar tender puts full cup of ice on the drinks and the cup is already small, lol..but everything else is good..

Chill atmosphere,intimate with good hookah and good service. Nothing fancy. The bar has changed…read moresince I had about a year ago and now they have a membership. You'll get a car and pay 10 dollars and five dollars

This place is under new ownership. The new outside paint job, wow, it's pretty bold! It reminds me…read moreof a Chinese restaurant with the bright red and yellow colors. The building certainly needed a paint job. Four of us had reservations and our table was ready when we arrived. We've eaten here several times in the past and were looking forward to a good dinner. The place was pretty full. We ordered drinks to start. Mine was missing for 7-8 minutes after the rest got theirs. Our waitress was apologetic. I ordered the Shepherd's pie, which was always my favorite there, and a side salad with blue cheese on the side. My husband ordered the fish and chips. One friend ordered the Irish fried chicken sandwich and a side salad, also with blue cheese dressing. Our other friend wanted a Caesar salad (but it's no longer on the menu) and soup of the day. The waitress said the chef was not making soup because it was hot outside. We scratched our heads at that comment. My friend ended up ordering the steak salad. While waiting, the waitress came out with a very small bowl of blue cheese dressing. Hmmm, was that for two of us to share? Three entrees came out, followed by one salad a few minutes later. The fried chicken sandwich and other salad didn't show up....for long time. The waitress could have brought the salad out. Something happened that the kitchen dropped the ball on his order. His finally came out after the three of us were just about done with our meal. His chicken breast was small. He had to ask for his blue cheese dressing and the waitress looked at the bowl that was in front of me with an expression that made us think we did have to share it. It was enough for one salad, not two. She did bring out some for him. My friends steak salad was served in a huge, deep bowl. The amount of salad could have fed all four of us. It was topped with the steak, which wasn't a big portion and on the dry side. I was disappointed with the Shepherd's pie. The mashed potatoes, thick dollops instead of the potatoes spread out in an even layer, were on the dry side, not creamy at all. The ground beef and vegetables were okay, just not a lot of flavor. My husband's fish and chips were very good. A big piece of battered fish! The fries were good too. It was probably the best meal of the night. The waitress gave a 10% discount to our friend who had to wait a long time for his meal. My husband and I also got a 10% discount, which was unnecessary. Honestly, our friend's meal should have been taken off the bill in its entirety. Then when we get the bill, there is some sort of surcharge, which the waitress couldn't explain was it was for. The staff should know, and it should be annotated on the menu. Be up front with your extra charges, don't make customers find out at the end of the meal. I even heard one person at the table next to us also question this surcharge. Overall, a disappointing dinner. There were too many negatives over positives. We did note that there were only two waitresses and if I remember correctly, ours was fairly new to the place. But what happened with the missing meal that took so long to get to the table? Will we come back? I'm not sure.

The food was absolutely stunning. I ate at the Harp on St. Patty's day. Ordered Fish and Chips and…read morea mash potato, gravy, Brussels sprout and sausage dish! The food was a 10 out of 10 and the service was fast and fun. While, eating music was playing and people were laughing, ambiance 10 out of 10.