I used to go to House of Kabab when I was a teen and in my early twenties. I went back the other…read moreday during my visit back home and discovered that it is now divided between a restaurant *and* a hookah bar! Sat in the hookah area and purchased food next door and brought it over to eat at the same time. Decent service, though a little slow. All the staff, including the owner, were super friendly to my friend and I, which was a nice change of pace from some shisha places, which can be a bit standoffish at times. I had a watermelon tobacco in my hookah, which I can't always find every place I go. The food is also just as delicious as it was 20 years ago, and it was delightful having an authentic Persian Soltani for once! Seating was good and comfortable and not hardbacked chairs, which is always a nice touch in any hookah establishment. The music was on, but it wasn't so loud that it drowned out conversation. That was a huge selling point to me, as I came to relax in a more cafe-like environment rather than a club style one.

The owner was super nice! The spot was relaxing and the food was amazing. Felt very welcoming! Nice…read moretreat visiting home, will definitely come back again.

Well after doing a lot of hookah hoping and searching for a nice place to relax that is cool , and…read morethen on the weekend is bumping and having a lot of nice different kinds of diversity and music playing .This is my choice for now. You will like it here. It is really cool. Lots of couches , lots of tables, They have a lot of good drink's and hookah is really yummy!!

I think these people are racist. I showed up. Some dude sitting by the door says to choose a seat…read moreand someone will come hook me up. So I sit down, and I wait, and I wait, and I wait. I see people going to get coals, they get coals, and sit down, and smoke - after they look at me. is it because I'm white? Why can't I get served? Well, thanks for wasting my time jerks, I won't darken your doorstep again.

So they literally rushed me to pay my tab for absolutely no reason... They didn't pressure anyone…read moreelse then they have to audacity to call the cops on me to come in there as if I wasn't going to pay and then they tell me I'm not welcome there! Why would I ever want to go back to an establishment that acted like I'm a free loader who is not gonna pay for her tab just because she sat there for a few hours? I think it's racial profiling I think that's exactly what it is as a black woman they just couldn't tolerate the fact that I chose to come there that's fine they don't even have food there snacks are all some shit and I could care less about that place. But I will say one thing if you're from out of town don't go there because they will treat you like shit the same way they treated me like shit and no one from out of town wants to be treated that way! Like I said I was waiting on my money to come into pay and the owner calls the cops saying I'm gonna steal??? Trash hookah trash everything if you're gonna go to a hookah bar in Denver when you're visiting believe me when I say this isn't it!!! My blue mist hookah was the worst blue mist hookah I've ever had in my life. They truly do not know how to make hookah I really couldn't taste the flavor complete garbage and a waste of money for me!!! Never will I ever tell someone to come here I swear!!!!

This is a hookah bar has a club/ lounge vibe. There's an area in front of the dj where people…read moredance, and the rest of the place is filled with lounge chairs so you can sit comfortably and socialize to a live dj. Hasish starts at $12 for the al-fahker, and $14 for starbuzz. You can mix and match flavors, they have a wide arrange of flavors. The downside, however, are the people who are smoking cigarettes indoors at their booths, a $10 cover per person, and they don't serve alcohol. We came on a Saturday night and even though they are busy there were still open tables, and despite the booth areas are love seats, the waitress asked if we could share a table with other people. If they're charging you a cover, you should be able to enjoy your own table in my opinion. I've been to other hookah bars that were also casual but didn't charge you a cover, and I don't feel this place was anything special from other hookah places even though it ended up being more money with the cover charge.

My go to hookah place. Staff is friendly and it's a nice warm atmosphere. Owner is very nice. For…read morethose of us over 50 avoid Friday and Saturday nights after 11 pm unless you like very loud music !

The hookah was good enough, nothing special to write about it good or bad. The service was bad. The…read morewoman serving us didn't speak enough English to understand what we wanted. I wanted a sparkling water (Perrier, it's on the menu) and I had to show her a picture from my phone before she understood. We went on a Friday for the belly dancers but they canceled them at the last moment so we missed out.

This was our first time to Horizons and we really enjoyed ourselves! The service was wonderful and…read morewe felt very relaxed. The atmosphere in general feels like a laidback spot to come socialize and we noticed a lot of people just quickly dropping in after work to unwind and head back out. We loved the tea with added cardamom & the hookah was really hitting, maybe a little too hard if that's possible? But, the flavors were there! Sitting on one of the elevated seating areas really set the mood for a nice time and made it a unique experience. We are happy we checked it out!

From the owner: Introducing "Horizons Hookah" – the perfect blend of camaraderie and relaxation. Designed for…read moreshared moments, this stylish hookah elevates gatherings into unforgettable experiences. With its modern aesthetics and outstanding performance, Horizons Hookah invites friends to unwind and savor every flavorful draw. Join the circle and enjoy the essence of friendship together.

Blaring Lil' Wayne and his homies overhead is not conducive to smoking the hookah. In fact, it's a…read morecultural violation. It's as bad as finding an American bar in Paris with the latest from Japanese pop oozing from the speakers with too much bass. In case you were wondering where the delinquent, underage members of our society end up on the weekend - you'll find them all here. Good thing they're stupid enough to group themselves into one place - it makes the job of the cop standing at the front door a hell of a lot easier. It's filthy, the service is sub-par and the crowd is at best useful for getting revenge should you have a friend you'd like to torture. And I certainly don't appreciate sexist managers that think they can treat me any less than a man because they haven't grown out of their ways. Save yourself the grief and go to a fun, relaxing place to smoke hookah like the Gypsy House Cafe in Capitol Hill or Pita Grill on Colfax.

This place is a rip off. They over charged my credit card. My total was $7.71, and they charged me…read more$30.71. If you want to be ripped off, go here. They are thieves, and don't deserve any business. Quality of service doesn't matter when you get ripped off. If you want great service, and a great atmosphere, go to Habibi Hookah, located on Colorado and Broadway. George, the owner is a great guy, with great AND honest customer service skills!!!

Me and my friend had an overall good experience with mediocre service. Hookah tasted great and they…read morehad nice sized tvs with some board games as well. They also served food which we didn't try. Only complaint was that unfortunately my friend got sick shortly after doing this hookah (we have done hookah many times at different establishments in the past). Dr. Said it was most likely the hookah that made him sick and to stop smoking hookah from now on. Very sad. Hopefully it was just an allergic reaction and not a dirty batch they gave us because I felt fine afterwards...

great service, great hookah, nice vibe and ambiance. Best hookah lounge in Denver area. im from…read moretexas and will definitely return when im back.

Very nice staff, lovely cozy place, a variety of food on the menu with multiples hookah flavors,…read moreclean place, very well organized, and welcoming. It's my favorite place. The owners are very friendly and I will be back. Thank you guys.

I've seen a lot of negative reviews of this place and that hasn't been my experience, everytime…read moreI've come in the service has been very friendly and courteous and the hookah has been very quality

Really fresh and excellent Middle Eastern food, but hard to find parking. The food is worth the…read moreinconvenience, however.

The food was good. Our favorite was the kofta kabob and garlic dip. The restaurant side is small…read morewith 4 tables, but hey it's open late! The tabouleh salad had undercooked cracked wheat, but it was still tasty. If you want to sit down for late night food I would recommend this place!

If you aren't from the neighborhood, you would not know this bar exists as it has No Name, or that…read moreis possibly its name. Formerly Asbury Provisions, owners of the Englewood Grand have opened up this smaller nameless bar that offers beer, cocktails, snacks, and AYCE spaghetti on Sundays & Mondays. We had just come from brunch so we did not partake in that deal. The bartender greeted us and handed us menus that lists their beers and food so we had to ask about cocktails. I went with a mezcal to sip. The bar area is nice and similar to the darker wooden decor of the Grand. I had to laugh the next morning when my credit card charge showed as, "That Bar You Were In Last Night."

What a cool place! The best part: they have spaghetti happy hour. You heard that right, free…read morespaghetti every day from 3-6 pm, and it's good too! Lots of options for beer on tap and well made cocktails for being a casual dive bar hidden out of sight. The vibes are chill and I even came here to do some school work, free wifi, comfy seating and ambient lighting. The bartender was awesome and gave us tasters of the beer before we committed to a glass. I'll be back to this place for sure.