I have nothing but great things to say about this business. For one, Sierra Vista is a small town…read moreand it isn't much to do for leisure; Chill Factor Hookah Lounge is definitely doing a service for those who like to get out without having to travel all the way to Tucson. The Hookah: They have several flavors to choose from to include house made mixes. I used to smoke hookah almost daily and would visit lounges from city to city and I must say that I am very impressed with this experience. Normally, when I take a break from hookah, my first time doing it again is too harsh and I end up stopping. I'd been eyeing the lounge for a while but wasn't sure if I'd have that same harsh experience so I held off. My birthday being the next day, and needing to kill time before celebrating; I decided to give it a try and I must say the first hit was super smooth. If you like to try different flavors, they are sure to have something to suit your tastes. Happy Hour: On Wednesdays and Thursdays, they have happy hour where you can get discounted drinks (I drank Coronas and they were about $1 and some change each. They also do Karaoke on Thursdays as well as a poetry night. Me being up in age, these nights suit me fine, especially if you want to just chill and vibe without much sensory. I haven't been on the weekend yet, but I've been told those are the more lively nights. Definitely check it out on any night; you won't be disappointed! Pricing: Again, I've only been on a Wednesday night but for $20 or so you can have premium hookah and a beer and have a good night. These are really great prices for hookah so definitely don't miss out on the Happy Hour nights if you can't make the weekend or other nights. It's a cool after work unwind spot for sure. Hospitality: Customer service was stellar. You feel like you are at home walking in. The owner is very attentive and will ensure you are satisfied with your experience. (The staff even took a birthday shot with me)! As as "former party girl" who doesn't do much of anything these days; nor have I smoked hookah in quite some time; I realized that I am a lightweight now. The staff made sure I was safe and comfortable and said I could stay as long as I needed to recuperate! This shows their integrity, professionalism, and that they truly care about their patrons and for that, this will be my "spot" (AND I will bring others to join me in the near future). Atmosphere: I vibed to the music all night. Seating was comfortable, the space was clean and the lighting wasn't too bright. They have T.V.'s playing on each side of the venue and V.I.P. seating that can be reserved. I'll be back for sure.

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One of the best hookah bars we've ever been to! Owner was super friendly, informative, and helpful…read morewith places to go and things to see as we were visiting for a few days - recommended some great local eateries and bars. Great service, nice smooth hookahs and very chill, relaxing atmosphere. Couches throughout themed rooms and nice outdoor patio. Overall a gem of a hookah lounge. If you are looking for a great place to smoke some hookah and relax while traveling, check this place out. Highly recommend!!

This place was nice. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. They were very helpful and had great…read moreproducts!

Love coming here for various events from open mics to trivia to karaoke! The bar in the back serves…read morea killer lavender cocktail and during the holiday had a peppermint espresso martini that was to die for. Even their coffee and teas are great to sip on in the cozy environment. Good selection of hookah at a great price. Can get pretty busy with limited seating so get there earlier than you expect. beware of larpers

Stumbled in here for a nightcap while walking down University and the location alone makes it worth…read morepopping into. Super lively strip with shops, restaurants, and some of my favorite boutiques, so the energy carries right in. I'm not really a hookah person, but this place leans into that lounge vibe hard. Think loud, busy, very social, indoor outdoor seating with a whole back area dedicated to hookah. My Mexican mocha with non dairy milk was good, not life changing, but solid. It was packed when we went, like borderline too much if you're not into crowds. My daughter tapped out early, I was thriving. They do host a lot of events and feel genuinely inclusive, which I love supporting. Just note there are no vegan bakery options, more like bagels and light bites. Overall, very vibey, very popular, and definitely a scene.

Absolutely disgusting experience. The man in red(see image) didn't just refuse basic customer…read moreservice--he physically harassed my sister-in-law and me. He shoved us, knocked the sodas we had just paid for out of our hands, and even put his hands on my SIL to the point where I had to physically push him off her to stop the assault. This was not just rude--it was threatening, violent, and completely unacceptable. As if that wasn't enough, he later had the nerve to say he was calling the police, and then fraudulently charged our cards $63 for a soda. Yes, sixty-three dollars. This is hands down the most unprofessional, unsafe, and hostile "business" I have ever stepped foot in. For a place to openly assault paying customers, disrespect women, and then commit credit card fraud--it's beyond unbelievable. Stay far, far away from this place.

My friends dragged me here really late, and I ended up trying hookah for the first time in years!…read more What I loved: Their business model is genius and they really clean up between 2-4am. $10 covers to get in, but it seemed like a lot of people were just there to a) sober up or b) hang out because it's the only place left that's allowed to be open. There was really loud music outside, and people were still dancing at like 2:30 in the morning. What I liked: They had a TON of hookah flavors. Dozens if not a hundred varieties, between a few different brands. I also like their food truck outside, which makes great fries and a decent falafel! Things that need work: I assumed service would be proactive about making sure you order something, but they really don't seem to care if you get anything or not once you pay the cover. You will have to hunt down an employee to even get an initial drink order, but once you have their attention they are prompt. I'm not really a tobacco person anymore, but I still appreciated my time here. I don't know if I'll smoke again, but I'll at least be back for the food truck!

bruce is great he can help you find the pet that fits you hes been in business many years and…read morehelped me out of a situation

Amazing hole in the wall. Super friendly environment with a community centric core. Came on a…read moreMonday night and got to listen to local bands and chat with the locals and the bartender. Ended up staying til close and would do it again in a heartbeat on my next visit. Andrea was our phenomenal bartender.

This bar is a favorite among locals. It's old, dingy, and smells of musk when you walk in. White…read morepaint is peeling off the ceiling. Photos of this place posted 15 years ago still show the real place. But in the many times I have been here over the years, I never got bad service. I stopped in tonight briefly after a short hike in the hills with my dogs. The place was busy for a Saturday evening and my dog was getting stressed. I let her rest in the car parked up front while I went inside for one beer. All tap beers are $6. Two weeks ago when I stopped by, all taps were $5 but maybe that is the local rate. Tonight the bartender told me there was a $15 minimum on a credit card or a $1 additional closing fee for less than $15. I opted to close out. That made my pint of Cali Squeeze $7! But when the bartender came back with my bill, she charged me the local rate of $5 without a closing fee. Odd Two of the tap beers are made right there in Bisbee, across the parking lot at the Old Bisbee Brewing Company. A pint of the Copper City ale or Pilsner is $6 at St Elmo's but $7 at the actual place that brews the beer! A band had just stopped playing for the night in the stage next door. People were playing pool and hitting the boxing glove. The place was loud. Next time I stop in, it will be during the week in the late afternoon when it's much quieter. This place is off-limits to active-duty military (for alleged drug use among clientele) but I've never seen it, unless that includes the old guys who stand outside and smoke weed. I don't partake in that stuff. The business also helps locals on holiday. I've come by in years past when the locals would host potluck turkey meals for the regulars. This place also hosted a lovely Barks and Brews before the covid pandemic hit in 2019. It's a place worth stopping by in at least once. My biggest complaint is the musky smell when you walk on. It's quite strong.

It's exactly how I hoped it would be! Very welcoming With…read morehistoric charm! Check it out!

So we drive to the border and while I have my passport, some of the members in my group do not have…read moreit with them. We sit down and have some drinks and the atmosphere is really cool. I can tell there is something getting ready to start and it turns out to be a mixed group pool competition. Met a really nice guy at the bar and he tells me he and his wife go across the border with DL only, no passport so we do the same. It was OK'd by Border Patrol. But while we are here, i order my usual Jameson on the rocks and Jameson and ginger ale for the wife. Vanessa the bartender brings out her own home made ginger in honey which she added to soda water in place of ginger ale and man was it good. No it was GREAT! While this seems to be a locals bar, they are all very nice and accepting of new people coming in.

I spent my brief weekend in Bisbee trying to check out all the hottest nightlife spots. While I…read moredidn't get to everything, Bisbee Social Club was by far my favorite--I even went twice! During the day, it's a hip hangout with plenty of craft beers and a limited menu of bar food. At night, it's a whole different experience. You can expect a dance floor with limited seating. I accidentally stumbled upon the second floor--a modest arcade with a vending machine, which was the perfect place to chill out. It really did feel like a social club up here since I met people from all across Arizona and beyond. What a gem--it's good to know you can have fun late at night around here.

A fun time! The music was very club-y and the bar itself was very cool and comfortable. There's art…read morework, statues, a telephone booth, and lots of seating. The drinks were tasty and we enjoyed playing pool.